HERBST BROTHERS 
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TREE AND SHRUB SEEDS 
COTONEASTER Oz. 14 lb. 
acuminata, Sharpleaf Cotoneaster, c.s. S200 
dielsiana, Diels Polouedster, c.s. (4070) 3105 
NES aay dee Be cs ees 1.80 
lucida, Hedge Bae ccctes fot alin oA ame foto) B 
moupinensis, Mupin Cotoneaster, c.s. 
a ae ee 4.10 
simonsi, Simons Cotoneaster, c.s. ..... 1.40 
CRATAEGUS 
coccinea see Crataegus intricata 
cordata see C. phaenopyrum 
crusgalli, Cockspur Hawthorn, cs. ... 1.10 
douglasi, Douglas Hawthorn, c.s. (1360) 1.40 
-intricata (coccinea), Thicket Hawthorn 
RR a eke occ ee eee .85 
monogyna, Singleseed Hawthorn, c.s. 
Nh ike cee we cate 45 
phaenopyrum (cordata), Washington. . 
RUUTETOUIT 2 CiG eo kee ke eh oc ee ce oles 1.50 
CRYPTOMERIA 
japonica, Common Cryptomeria ...... 1.20 
japonica elegans, Plume Cryptomeria . 99 
CUPRESSUS 
arizonica, Arizona Cypress (6250), Gen- 
ine Arizona, U. S: A. seed ...:... 1.70 
duclouxiana, Bhutan Cypress ........ .70 
funebris, Mourning Cypress ......... 1.40 
goveniana, Gowen Cypress ........ .80 
lusitanica, Mexican Cypress ......... .70 
lusitanica benthami, Bentham Mexican 
MIE, 3.02 5515 cela iele-s's ou sae 1.55 
lusitanica knightiana, Knight Mexican 
EMMI 50 00 fanaa g's o-a!o et «Gb aa ees 1.00 
macrocarpa, Monterey Cypress ...... .90 
sempervirens stricta, Pyramidal Italian 
NG cs gs acm sieiessagacc i Sines bs 
CYDONIA 
japonica pygmaea see Chaenomeles 1. pygmaea 
PROMEEC PTS hog ok hac e's a'de viva 1.40 
CYTISUS 
DUM IRIEMAINIT oc ni... s cisp ccsaticeccesce 1.85 
migmcamassopike Broom .........<s+» 1.75 
DANAE 
racemosa, Alexandrialaurel, cs. ..... 1.10 
DAPHNIPHYLLUM 
RTM oh coe ake sks ciee.ore 0 Vc ware 1.20 
DEUTZIA 
Beamer uezy Deutzid, c.s...:.......% 1.00 
DIOSPYROS 
Merci RCI Persimmon :’....- 50.2605 The 
virginiana, Common Persimmon, c.s... 
MME SOR ekg he ao opidice a) 0'e ¢ ons .00 
DRACAENA see also Cordyline 
ELAEAGNUS 
angustifolia, Russianolive, cs. ....... .40 
ENKIANTHUS 
perulatus, White Enkianthus ........ 
ee ae per %4 oz. 1.00 
EUCALYPTUS 
rai 
“Free of Chaff’ means that we have separated from the seed 
the chaff with which it is usually sold. The amount of chaff 
for which you have been paying varies with variety and season. 
