Rich's Charming 
BROADLEAF EVERGREENS 
2 & 3 year plants $1.00 each; 6 for $5.00 
These young plants will be shipped Prepaid 
—without a ball of earth. 
Because of excessively high express rates, we 
are not listing larger size Evergreens and Broad- 
leaf evergreens. Visit our Sales Yards for these. 
You will find a good selection of well grown 
plants to choose from—or write us about a 
dealer near you. 
We solicit your planting and landscape pro- 
blems, which will be answered by an exper- 
ienced graduate in Landscape Architecture. 
ABELIA GRANDIFLORA 
Graceful evergreen shrub with arching branches, 
small reddish leaves turning to bright green, 
dainty fragrant pink-white bells in spring and 
early summer. 
AZALEAS 
HEXE. Slow, compact grower, with showy, deep 
scarlet, hose-in-hose flowers. To 6 inches. 
HINODEGIRI. Flowers brilliant scarlet, foliage 
rounded and deep green. The flowers are pro- 
duced so profusely as to completely cover the 
plant. The most popular Azaleas grown. 
LEDIFOLIA ALBA. Very large single white 
flowers. Good tall grower and profuse bloomer. 
MACRANTHA. Salmon-red, large flowers, glos- 
sy dark green foliage. About a month later 
than Hinodegiri. 
PINK PEARL. A beautiful shade of deep tinted 
pink. Flowers abundantly. 
ROSAFLORA. Double flowers of deep salmon- 
pink, very much like Cecile Brunner roses. 
WARDS RUBY. Glossy, dark green foe: 
Large ruby-red flowers. 
BARBERRY (Berberis) 
DWARF MAGELLAN. (B. Buxifolia Nana) Of- 
ten called Dwarf Box Barberry. Foliage deep 
green, compact. Hardy evergreen with orange 
flowers. One of the best low border plants. 
Grow to 18 inches. 
BOXWOOD 
TRUEDWARF. (B. sempervirens suffruiticosa) A 
very dwarf boxwood used for specimens, very 
low hedges or window boxes. Mature at | to 2 
feet. 
TRUETREE. (B. sempervirens) Evergreen shrub, 
suitable for specimen planting and ideal for 
medium height hedges. Used for shaping into 
cones, pyramids or globes. Mature at 12 to 15 
feet. 
COTONEASTER 
PARNEY. (C. Parneyi) A very hardy upright 
cotoneaster with beautiful deep green foliage 
and bright red berries. The best. 
ROCKSPRAY. Low spreading shrub with grace- 
ful sprays arching out over ground and rocks 
making an excellent cover. The tiny leaves turn 
bright orange and red in fall. Berries red. 
DAPHNE 
ODORA. Four feet. White bordered waxy green 
leaves; compact growth. Very early blooming. 
Very fragrant pink flowers in clusters. 
ROSE. (D. Cneorum) Dwarf. One foot. You 
won't want to be without this lovely little shrub 
with its delightful fragrance and profusion of 
rose-pink flowers which appear both spring and 
fall. It is hardy. 
ESCALLONIA 
APPLEBLOSSOM. Comparatively low spread- 
ing with shiny green foliage and light pink 
flowers. 
ROSE. Bright glossy green foliage; graceful 
branches; bright rose red flowers during most 
of the year. 
EVERGREEN EVONYMUS 
GREENLEAF. 6 to 8 feet. Broad leaf evergreen 
with glossy leaves of a very dark green. Rapid, 
upright growing shrub. It's value is in its foliage. 
LAUREL 
ENGLISH. (L. Officinalis) We have the dark 
green strain which remains attractive the year 
round. Good specimen or screen plants. 
SKIMMIA 
(S. Japonica) Low, compact plant; glossy dark 
green leaves; large red berries on female plants 
during winter. Needs male plant for pollenizer. 
To five feet. 
VIBURNUM 
BURKWOODI. A very fine hybrid form. Ex- 
cellent waxy green foliage. Evergreen but the 
glory of this shrub is its large clusters of waxy- 
fragrant flowers—larger and prettier than those 
of Viburnum carlesi. Very choice. 
LAURESTINUS. A compact, hardy shrub that 
grows well in almost any location. Can be kept 
to any desired size by pruning. Produces large 
quantities of flowers in late winter months; 
pink in bud, white when open. To IO feet. 
RHODODENDRONS 
These are seedlings taken from various varie- 
ties of Rhododendrons and will bloom out in 
colors of lavender, pink, and red. This size will 
not bloom the first year and the color cannot 
be determined. Please do not specify color. 
$2.00 ea.; 3 for $5.00 
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