12 F. & F. NURSERIES 
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EUONYMUS coloratus 6’-1 2’ Purple Wintercreeper 
Evergreen. Long narrow leaves purple underneath, 
tinged purple above. 
ZEV CAL Ne anh Cee we oe att ae 1.00 -90 .80 
Say Car ange a ele eee 130 1.20 1.00 
—vegetus 3/-4’ Bigleaf Wintercreeper 
Evergreen. Bushy. Leaves round, dull green, Scarlet 
fruit. Handsome among evergreens. 
SEV CAE Acne, cate a ene rn ne ee 1.70 1.60 1.40 
FORSYTHIA intermedia 6/-8/ 
—spectabilis Showy Goldenbell 
Most profuse of all. Large rich golden yellow 
flowers. 
3° to ANI It CRG ee eee 1.50 1.40 
4 tOV Sy pli t eave, eee ee 2.00 1.80 1.60 
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—Spring Glory 6-8’ Spring Glory 
This new forsythia is the loveliest of all Golden 
Bells, large pale yellow flowers completely cover- 
ing branches, it is said to produce twice the 
number of blossoms of ordinary forsythias. 
1.80 
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suspensa 4’-6/ Weeping Goldenbell 
Graceful drooping habit. Bright yellow. Excellent on 
banks. 
Sb ITEO 114 Yipee Oeste 6 ae eae 1.80 1.70 
Aste att SL Spee ce 8 aes 2.20 2.00 
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Viridissima bronxensis ]2”-]5” Dwarf Forsythia 
Forsythia bush which even when mature rarely 
exceeds one foot in height, blooms fully in early 
Spring, adapted as a ground cover, edging shrub 
or point of accent in miniature landscape and 
rock gardening, a free branching plant, branches 
stiff, more or less horizontal flowers, clear amber 
yellow. 
2 year fieldtorown 1.20 1.00 80 
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GINKGO biloba 50’-75’ Maidenhair Tree 
Most reliable city shade tree. Slow growing. 
SOLD 
HALESIA tetraptera ]2/-15/ Great Silver Bell 
Snow-white bell-shaped flowers in May, profusely 
borne on branchlets. 
CE Ko beh ni Zh do AL Pe 2.00 
Ao) $46" (SUNT Eee aero oe 3.00 
Div tO. Olr hte aes eran 4.00 
HAMAMELIS mollis 10/-12/ Chinese Witchhazel 
Brilliant orange-yellow flowers in February. Well 
worthy of a place in any garden. 
Sto SR ft RR a By ae 8.00 
