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PHILADELPHUS, Mock Orange Each Ten 
*Coronarius (Sweet Mock Orange). 10 ft. An upright 
shrub bearing a profusion of white flowers in May 
and June. Very popular. Fragrant. 
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Larger specimens. Prices on request. 
*Grandiflorus (Scentless Mock Orange). 8 ft. A vigorous 
variety with large, white, showy flowers in June. 
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Larger sizes. Prices on request. 
*Snowllake (Plant Patent No. 538). 8 ft. The large, very 
double, pure white flowers in June and July are more 
fragrant than coronarius. A symmetrical bush with 
graceful branches of neat beautiful foliage even on 
the lower branches. Extremely hardy. 
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*Virginalis (Hybrid). 8 ft. A handsome new shrub which 
covers itself with large, creamy white, semi-double 
flowers in June. 
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QUINCE. See Cydonia. 
RHODOTYPOS 
*8Kerriodes (Jetbead). 6 ft. A Japanese shrub bearing 
snowy white flowers in May and June, followed by 
shiny black berries. 
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Cotinus (Smoke Tree). 12 ft. Small tree-like shrub, bear- 
ing rather showy flowers in June and July, followed by 
a peculiar greenish purple film covering the seed like 
smoke. 
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OVERSIZED SHRUBS 
Catalog space does not permit us to list the thou- 
sands of large, oversized shrubs in which we spe- 
cialize. When you need material of this kind for im- 
mediate effect, ask us for quotations. 

Five or more plants of the same variety and size 
at ten rate; 25 or more at 100 rate. 
