torte x Gurney’s 
Popular Spirea 
COLLEC ION 
1 each of 6 Spireas, all 
excepting Blue Mist 
3e 
a P 
‘ Sep . 
cag tt reo essibae A2665X—2.29 
malts eee eS ae asl ci O% Roninactaks es a _— ie Postpaid 
BEAUTY BUSH DOUBLE MOCK ORANGE CRAPE MYRTLE RED ren 
M G ful Shrub A3878—(Virginalis). A magnificent A3817—Undoubtedly the most nn > % 
ost Grace ‘ , new variety. The double flowers are peautiful shrub in the world. Sim- Bridal Wreath | 4 
A3806—This is rightfully namec large, handsome, and fragrant. 5 to 7 ¢ * | oncinheeenneticemnememnniall 
_tealy a beauty bush. You willlike ft. tall. Size 18 to 24 in., 89¢ each; ply covered with giant clusters of 
it. A Chinese shrub covered in June 3 for 2.49, postpaid. red bloom all summer. Hardy to 
with a mans BF arching, sprays of Central Missouri. Farther north the 
k, tubular flowers. e E % 
wine pace ee of shrubs and in the SWEET MOCK ORANGE tops die down, but if well protected 
spring when in bloom, tere A3877—(Coronarius). The flowers will live over and bloom on new 
Or thnoar abats is “preathtaking in are pure white, very fragrant. Extra wood. Often shows no signs of life ; 
its beauty ‘Attains a héight of 6 hardy. Grows about 8 to 10 ft. 18 to for several months after planting. ; 
te 8 ft. 12 to 18 in, 69c each: 24 in., 59¢ each; 3 for 1.595 Bifor) Fe oc aot DishiaeD abana os 
3 for 1.89. 18 to 24 in., 89c each; 2.49. 2 to 3 ft., 79c each; 3 for xtra se : ; : % B-% 
3 for 2.49, postpaid. 2.19; 5 for 3.49, postpaid. for 1.29; 5 for 1.98, postpaid. 
7 
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BUSH BITT WEET 
Brightest Color of All 
A3808—Wahoo or Strawberry 
Bush. Shrub or small tree to 15 ft. 
Purple flowers in June. Leaves have 
splendid fall coloring. A fiery rich 
red. Has clusters of red berries in 
fall like vine Bittersweet. An un- 
usual shrub that will make you the 
talk of the town. This shrub is ex- i es 
tremely hardy. 18 to 24 in., 89¢ | Oak aarall Spirea 
each; 3 for 2.49, postpaid. —— 
HYDRANGEA A.G. 
HYDRANGEA P. G. 
Late Summer— 
Massive Flowers 
A3848—Hardy Shrub pro- 
ducing panicles of white flow- 
ers, as large as 10 inches 
across, changing to shades of 
pink in the fall. Blossoms 
hold on well into the winter. 
Excellent for foundation or 
shaded plantings. Grows 3 to 
5 ft. tall. 18 to 24 in., 89c 
Early Summer Snowball 
A3847—Comes into bloom just after the 
passing of all early spring-blooming shrubs. 
Better planted in partial shade—such as the 
aed and east sides of buildings. 3 to 5 ft. 
tall. 
Size Each 
18 to 24 in., postpaid 0.89 
2to 3 ft., postpaid 1.18 
HYDRANGEA COLLECTION 
2 Spring Blooming Hydrangea (A.G.) 
{ Fall Blooming Hydrangea (P.G.) 
A2656X—POSTPAID—1.79 
Per3 PerS 
2.49 3.98 
2.98 4.98 
each; 3 for 2.49; 5 for 3.98, 
postpaid. 
——— — 
(DOUBLE FLOWERING) 
Every Branch Lined 
with Flowers 
A3800—In early spring, be- 
fore other shrubs are in bud, 
the Flowering Almond is a 
bride’s bouquet of double, pink, 
little rose-like flowers. Every 
branch is covered. It is hardy 
and “breathtakingly” beauti- 
ful. Loads of flowers one year 
after planting. It grows to five 
feet, but is apt to remain closer 
to three. The plants are budded 
on American Plum seedlings, 
ad 
TAMARIX HISPIDA 
so if a stem should start up Golden Bell Forsythia 
with big, coarse, heavy leaves . iS 3 
it should be cut off under the Earliest Shrub to Bloom The Long Blooming Variety 
a i ay ote ee * a ya } : . . . 
“abit Se teed obs GOLDEN ELDER ROSE TREE OF CHINA 
Septorboaly Fe st to rma A Very Ornamental Shrub RICH GOLD-LEAFED SHRUB (PRUNUS TRILOBA) 
large shrub and bloom ail of first A9B19—An attractive, beautifully _AS886—The shrub with foliage -_A8908— The Bose Aree 
price will be well worth the money 
even if they. don’t live over. 
A3Sii—lile de France: 
E Deep, 
rich purple. 
49c each, postpaid. 
formed shrub with thick, glossy 
leaves which turn red in the fall. 
plant. It is upright in growth; 
foliage rich, dark green, turn- 
bright golden yellow all summer 
long. Grand as contrast with 
ground. A3830—Golden flowers often A3919—A very hardy Tamarix. 
Size cae ky rer 6 against the last snow of spring. Grows 10 to 12 feet tall if not 
18 to 24 in 79 2 19 3 49 Few, if any, of the spring flower- pruned, but it can be kept any 
wigs tt. “89 2.49 3.95 ing hardy shrubs can surpass this height. Grows in sun or shade and 
fee ; 2 arendea ; - ‘ 2 ‘ : 
Sig ere ato. 2 08 4.60 er and brilliant flowering in wet or dry locations. Foliage 
is very fine, feathery, and dense, 
a silvery-blue. Bright coral-pink 
BEAUTIFUL SHRUB COLLECTION BARGAIN | _ "Sto bronze in fall. Grows — flowers. 
{ Lilac Spirea Billardi { Double Pink Almond 400.6 th Si —, ried a ots 
1 Red Bush Honeysuckle | Golden Bell Each Per3 Per 5 eae Fed-(a = eee 
1 Rose Tree of China Size Ppd. Ppd. Ppd. {S8to2din. ... 49c 1.29 1.98 
A2651X—All for 1.98, postpaid 18to24in. .59 1.59 2.49 2to 3 ft. 69c 1.89 2.98 
2to 3ft. .69 1.95 2.98 3to 4 ft. 89c 2.49 3.98 
China when in full bloom is 
breathtaking. It is covered with 
Bright Pink Double Flowers 
‘A3812—Pink Charming: Fine Has small white flowers in early green-leaved plants. Grows very 
pink. | Bos oaph, coupale -eq, Summer followed by large black fast. Has white flowers and elder- which, somewhat resemble a ae 
: ee "4 . ione 
65c each, postpaid. STOR ia ; ; berries w i ; rose. The tree blooms in May of - 
A3sia-White’ Feather: _ Soft berries which remain on nearly all es which birds enjoy. Grows 
snow white, 
65c each, postpaid. 
A3815—Midnight Blue: 
Beauti- 
winter. Perfectly hardy. Grows 6 
4 to 6 ft. 
the first year after planting. 
Grows 5 to 7 ft. 
ful deepest blue. 59¢ each, ppd. to 8 ft. Postpaid prices: Size Each Per3 Per5 
; Each Per3 
i . 18-24 in., -.. 59 , . 
Butterfly Collection Size Each Per 3 Per 5 Per 10 2- 3 ft., hee j ite re = =a ae si ia ps 
A2662X—I each of above 5 {2to 18 in. 49c 1.29 1.98 3.79 Skee os os area rege mae 
kinds for 2.49, postpaid. R nF ERs cigis'ocivien comaas 1.19 3.39 
18 to 24 in. 75c 2.10 3.25 5.98 4-5 ft 1.49 4.29 
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