WOOD NURSERY 
Offers you the following in State Certified Nursery Stock. 
22 years experience in growing plants. 
The following 35c each or any three $1.00 
Forsythia or Golden Bell—One of the earliest to bloom. 
Wegelia Rosea—Cream pink blossoms April and May. 
Moss Acacia—Clusters of sweet pea shaped blossom 
rose. 
Abelia Grandiflora—Fine evergreen for specimen or 
hedge white blossoms, summer and fall. 
Pampas Grass—Especially good for bold groups or 
background. 6 ft. 
Thunbergu Spirea—The earliest white flowering shrub, 
low grower. 
Double White Spirea—The lovely double bridal wreath. 
Anthony Waterer Spirea—Dusty rose flower heads, 
summer. 
Froebeli—Spirea—Dark red flower heads, summer. 
White Crepe Myrtles—Tall grower large flower heads, 
Summer and Fall. 
, Medium height—Summer and 

Fall. 
Redbud or Judas trees—Too well-known to require 
description. 
Carob or Fringe tree — Cream white blossoms early 
spring followed by blue black berries. 
White Flowering Dogwood — Large white bloom — fol- 
lowed by clusters of red berries. 
White Flowering Hawthorn — White sweet-scented 
blooms. Red berries that are attractive to birds. 
White Flowering Elder—Huge white flower heads, black 
berries. 
Lavender Butterfly Bush—All summer bloomer. 
Double Pink Flowering Almond—Staghom sumac. 
Native Azalea—Creamy pink clusters of blossoms—early 
spring. 
Santolina—-Silver Gray evergreen feathery foilage, low 
grower, fine for edging. 
Antigonon or Queens Wreath, one of the loveliest vines 
—loads of pink blossoms. 
Native Blue Wisteria. 
Jacotte Climber Rose—Dark red blossoms, white center. 
Italian Jasmine—Semi-trailer, dark green foilage, small 
yellow “star” blossoms. 
American Elm—Long-lived shode trees. 
Red Maple—Lovely red leaves in the Fall. 
Lombardy Poplar—Tall spiral growth, good for outline 
planting. 
Sweet Gum—Stately shade tree, dark green ivy like 
foilage. . 
Umbrella China—Very dark green foilage, the quickest 
shade tree. 
Box Elder—Symmetrical growth, light green foilage, fine 
for specimen planting. 
Sycamore or Plane Tree—Makes nice shade tree. 
Catalpa Speciosa—Fine for bees. 
This group 25c each or any 5 for $1.00 
Reeves Spirea—Low grower sometimes called Snow- 
garland. 
Larne Spirea—The old‘ time bridal wreath, still 
ine. 
Cydonia Japonica—Beautiful old-fashioned shrub. Loads 
of red blossoms early. 
Philadelphus or Mock Orange—Lovely tall shrub, white. 
April or May. 
Red, Pink and Crimson Crepe Myrtles—Tall growers. 
Summer and Fall. 
Coral Berry—Coral red berries in Fall and Winter. Low 
growers. 
American Beauty Berry—Lavender Berries. Late Sum- 
mer and Fall. 
Double Altheas in white, pink, eee and violet. Tall 
growers. Summer and Fall. 
Hardy Pink Lantana — Summer and Fall. Attractive. 
Berries for birds. 
Crinum or Angel Lily—Sweet scented white lily with 
lavender stripe. Summer and Fall. 
Red Spider Lily—Odd red blossoms in Fall. 
Nerine or White Spider Lily — August and September. 
Malvariscus or Turks Cap—Red flowering perennial. 
Creole Easter Lily. 
Carolina Yellow Jasmine—Very sweet, early Spring. 
Woodbine or Red Honeysuckle—Hummingbirds love it. 
Bigonia or Trumpet Vine—Orange-red trumpets in Sum- 
mer and Fall. 
Virginia Creeper-——Clings to tree trunks and walls. 
Christmas Cactus—Tender sprengeri and lace ferns. 
Tender Little bare Opunta and Night Blooming 
Cerus. 
ROSES 2 -=- 35c each 
2 year field grown in the rose district. 
WHITE—K. A. Victoria and ‘Caledonia; Pink—Editor 
McFarland and Pink Radiance; Red, E, G. Hill, Red 
Radiance and American Beauty. 
YELLOW—Luxemburg and Roslyn. 
Paul's carlet Climber. 
Also some beautiful two-tones. 
PERENNIAL PLANTS AND BULBS 
Scarlet Verbena—Pink Verbena—Purple Verbena—Wine 
Verbena. 
Kansas Gay Feather. 
Pink Cannas—Mied Gladioli. 
Mixed Iris—Blue Spanish Iris. 
Coreopsis—Habranthus. 
10c each or 12 for $1.00 
ALL ORDERS CAREFULLY PACKED AND EACH VARIETY LABELLED 
If we do not have what you want in plants, we will be glad to help you 
find it if possible. 
Thanking you for all past business and hoping to serve you again, we are, 
YOURS FOR A MORE BEAUTIFUL WORLD TO LIVE IN 
MRS. MOLLIE WOOD 
