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HYDRANGEA arborescens paniculata. 10’ Panicle Hydrangea 
The long loose trusses of white flowers are borne gracefully’ and 
make this a most desirable shrub for August bloom 
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Almost everyone knows the great heads of white flowers that grad- 
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quercifolia. 3’-4' Oakleaf Hydrangea 
Glorious in its autumn dress when the large oak-like leaves as- 
sume brilliant colors. The white flowers gradually turn purplish 
when old; semi-shade or woods margin. 
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HYPERICUM aureum. 3’-4’ Golden St. Johnswort 
(Frondosum) 
Most welcome in July and August when the brilliant yellow flow- 
ers with their centre brush of silky stamens are at their best. Even 
in a dry rocky place will maintain its neat cheerful habit and 
covering of blue green foliage. 
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ILEX crenata. 12’-15’ Japanese Holly 
EVERGREEN. Has thick dark lustrous green leaves of variable 
size never larger than a privet, really quite unlike a holly. Forms 
a fine large bush for permanent planting and does not object to 
some shade. Black berries. 
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—convexa (bullata). 3’-4’ Boxleaf Japan Holly 
EVERGREEN. Think of this as a dwarf boxwood which it resembles 
both in habit and foliage. Any plant lover cannot help but enthuse 
Over an old specimen broader than high well clothed in roundish 
convex leaves that withstand the hardest winters. Eventually this 
will be the recognized hardy substitute for dwarf boxwood edging. 
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