22 Wyman 
10 & 
1 to 9 over 
Each Each 
COTONEASTER (Cont’d) 
divaricata - Spreading Cotoneaster 
6 ft. Intermediate between the two classes. Spread 
as wide as height. Branches arching. Leaves % inch, 
round, glossy, red in fall; pink flowers, fruit, red. 
1S to 24 an >] BEB... 2 eee $1.65 
7AM es bes OS ee oe s Ma PS A ats oor 2.00 
horizontalis - Rock Cotoneaster 
Low spreading. Bright red fruit. 
LS? tow Sin. BiB. occa. ce eeteerer 2.00 
DAPHNE mezereum - February Daphne 
4 ft. Small purple-red flowers in late March, 
early April. 
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DEUTZIA gracilis - Slender Deutzia 
3 ft. Flowers white, early to mid-June. 
LS Bob 8 Si lantcte s elidiane oh) ene eee L.Z 
LBe Pots CA oo attcs od a nie eee Lye 
lemoinei - Lemoine Deutzia 
4 ft. Mass of snow white flowers, late May, early 
June. 
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DEUTZIA Pride of Rochester ; 
8 ft. Double flowers, pink outside, white inside, 
June. 
DLO Bek CO ee eo Oe hhig eee area e eles 1.00 .80 
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ELEAGNUS angustifolia - Russian Olive 
15 ft. Shrub or small tree. Irregular habit, branches 
spiny. Leaves narrow, 3 inches, silvery beneath. 
Flowers fragrant, yellow, June. Fruit yellow-orange, 
edible,% inch. Excellent shore and dry-soil plant. 
OF Col sil te ahi eee a a eee 1.00 .90 
Sy tOehe b trait tet ai osah ame dats eg ateee eee 1.25 1 5 
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SER GP Lee oo eae eee eee 2.50 
G6 Gosb ferro. cs een on en eee 3.50 
EUONYMUS alatus - Winged Euonymus 
10 ft. Twigs have four corky wings. Fall foliage 
blazing scarlet hues. Fruit small, red. 
LB Lt OusAss EN spat oe ances amas sheet ‘ 1.50 Looe 
Pn AS BRM RR TE RRR a ON be 2.00 ef 
Re Wee Me rn aie i Repel: c PS aay 3.90 2 yee 
alatus compacta - Dwarf Winged Euonymus 
6 ft. Compact, very bushy, Flourishes in sun, also 
deep shade. In full sun fall foliage striking bril- 
liant pink-red. 
