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japonica halliana. 20-25’ Vine. Hall's Japan Honeysuckle 
HALF EVERGREEN. Wherever planted this old favorite takes pos- 
session with its tropical luxuriant growth, whether as ground cover, 
trellis vine or bank planting, but the sweetly fragrant creamy flow- 
ers are best on a support. 
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morrowi. 7’-8' Morrow Honeysuckle 
Distinct useful shrub of wide spreading habit handsome in June 
when the creamy flowers expand, and again when the bright red 
berries ripen. Clean gray-green foliage, vigorous. 
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tarearica rosea. 8’-10' Tatarian Honeysuckle 
Most adaptable old favorite. This best form has pink flowers in 
early June followed by a crop of scarlet fruits. 
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MAGNOLIA glauca. 157-20’ Sweetbay 
HALF EVERGREEN. Although rather sparingly produced during 
May and June, the creamy white three inch flowers are so fragrant 
as to permeate the air for a good distance around with a delicious 
gardenia-like scent. Naturally rather loose the shrub can be im- 
proved by judiciously pruning while young. Handsome lustrous 
leaves, mealy white underneath and red seed-pods. 
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soulangeana. 18’-20’ Saucer Magnolia 
Here is the spectacular member of this glorious family. Every 
branch plays its part in effective covering the whole shrub with 
great purplish pink cups in early spring. In small planis the white 
innerside of the flowers give a bicolor effect. When trained in one 
stem as a tree the large bold foliage is effective, especially in an 
avenue. 
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—lennei. 15’-18’ Lenne Magnolia 
A handsome fellow satisfied with fewer flowers, but each one a 
perfect rosy-purple pear sharped cup, firmly held erect, the broad 
thick petals are surprisingly white on the inside and flowering late 
are rarely damaged by frost. Even the big leathery leaves alone 
make this unique. 
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