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) THE GLOSSY GREEN FOLIAGE AN 
BERRIES OF HOLLY—MAKE A 
OLOR COMBINATION THAT A 
APPEARANCE TO” YOUR GARDEN 
OME! 
and throughout the South They do best on a somewhat acid soil, 
and if planted in alkaline ggils, it is best to keep the soil condi- 
tions acid by the use of * moss, sulphur or other chemicals 
A lovely Holly has contributed much to C Ei - a Y TOUCH TQ Y 0 H Hy 
the fine appearance of this nice home. 
Glossy green leaves and shiny red berries 
set off a snow-white house. : 
HOLLIES are among the finest and most admired evergreen 
trees. They are probably unsurpassed in beauty and popularity. 
They succeed over a wide range of territory and have been 
extensively planted in nearly all portions of the United States. 
Hollies are attractive at all seasons of the year, but especially 
a at Christmas when the berries are highly colored and at their 
est. : 
LEX OPACA (American holly) ,are the native American 
hollies. Trees sold by nurseries are usually obtained by grafting 
some selected strain upon ordinary seedling roots, or by rooting 
portions of the twigs. These special strains are of some plants 
that have been outstanding in some particular character such as 
beauty of foliage, hardiness, size of berry, ease of transplanting, 
etc. 
EAST PALATKA is the particular holly pictured here in the 
various illustrations. It is one of the “American hollies”. Foliage 
is light green, almost smooth and without spines. It is a regular 
bearer of immense quantities of bright red berries. One of these 
plants loaded with bright red berries makes a very attractive 
picture, and East Palatka seems to do well in this particular sec- 
i 2 tion as well as through all the South. Our plants are all female 
This beautiful Holly tree seems to have or berry-bearing plants. 
somewhat the same as fhe common gardenia. To obtain 
glossy, attractive foliage jjjs important to keep good growing 
conditions. me 
Among hollies there ape both male and female plants. The 
female plant is the only ong that bears berries, and it is possible 
that few holly berries wijj he produced without pollination. One 
species of holly can _pollenige the flowers of another species that 
blooms at the same time, offen it is desirable to have a few male 
holly plants about the premises. Insects carry the pollen from 
one plant to another. They is also # way of using a chemical 
spray to cause berries to gt without pollination—we are inves- 
tigating it. ‘ 
A Word ABOUT PRICES 
Some of the holly plamgaiiiustrated on this page had over 
1,000 pounds of soil around the roots and could be handled and 
transplanted only with machinery. They have sold for from 
$65.00 to $125.00 each transplanted in Dallas and Fort Worth. 
We furnish an acid soil tg be used with each plant. We had a 
very popular size for $35.00, delivered and planted. In Chinese 
and Burfordi, we have a few small plants in 5-inch pots for 75c. 
been just what was needed to relieve the A WORD ABOUT GROWING HOLLIES In Youpon, we have plants from 45c, on up to $7.50 for some 
sharp angles of two corners and make a Most of the hollies do not seem difficult to grow. As you sheared specimens. We invite you to call or visit us and see our 
more attractive home. know, there are numerous wild hollies in many parts of Texas hollies and discuss your needs with us. 
ILEX CORNUTA 
(Chinese Horned Holly) 
A compact-growing Chinese or Ori- 
ental holly with very glossy, dark 
green foliage. The red berries are 
large and showy. The leaves have long 
spines at the tip—they give it the 
name “horned holly.” A_ strikingly 
beautiful plant either for foundation 
plantings or for lawn specimens. May 
also be used as hedge or border. Ever- 
green. Use male holly of some sort to 
I few trees of East Palatka Holly,full of  PTovide pollen for setting heavy berry 
herries, at our nurse: sales yard. Sev- crops. On alkaline soils, provide acid 
Pwageral hundred pounds’ of soil are held condition by using peat moss or chem- 
around the roots by a tight wrapping of jcals. Ask for prices. 
burlap held in place by heavy woven wire. 
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ILEX CORNUTA 
BURFORDII 
This is a sport of I. Burfordii from 
which it originated. It resembles its 
parent in general, but its leaves are 
more rounded and do not have the 
prominent spines or “thorns”. 
There is some evidence that Bur- 
fordii will berry to some extent with- 
out the necessity of a male or pollen 
plant. 
ILEX VOMITORIA 
(YOUPON) 
‘ 
A native evergreen holly with smal! foliage, com- 
pact bushy head; produces bright red berries in pro- 
fusion. Useful and desirable for foundation, border, 
hedge or specimen planting. We think it is far superior 
to.boxwood in that it gives less trouble. Shears perfectly 
to any shape or size. Sheared specimens are fine for 
specimen planting. "1 
We are growing a Youpon Holly called “Pride of 
Houston” said to be a specially selected kind. We also 
have a limited number of Dwarf Youpon plants that 
grow slowly and only to a small size. 
Youpons’ are either male or female plants. The fe- 
male is the berry-bearing plant. Pollination is probably | 
necessary for heavy berry setting. 
Use more Youpon Holly for almost every purpose. 5 le fo qss : 
It is one of our finest plants. | ‘The Burfordii holly is very much ad- 
PRICES: from 45¢ for small “green thumb size'ay ed and widely used. Lik i i 
te $7.50 for sheared specimens. mi § 3 sed. Likes acid soil 
~ editions for best results. 
(Go _means Gallon Cans; 5 3 i looming NOTE: B&B means “‘ball- ITALIAN JASMINE. 5 t 
Sieg ‘ead bussnres, Sele DR slants pen Oe shoal io, ME Some, ae Tk neath | Co RRO, amc AMAA aes cet aoe eens 
by us ex by gement.) ; M neatly kept, well landscaped home always gives a lot of pleasure both to those who live in bare rooted. foliage, profusion yellow flowers early spting to 
3 SPIREA. One of our most useful of all shrubs. Basy it as well as to passers by who often pause to ask, “Who lives in that nice home?” ABELIA Grandiflora, At ~ tate: Tall May phevencereL BBL yw isieeraee 
Lie SoS pest Aas eerie ey to grow. Striking in appearance, inexpensive. Tr , i y tractive- evergreen ‘foliage: CREDEN ; 
of dainty, pure white flowers. Hardy. GO $1.35. aes ts Ge elalLopned lusts te ees are used for both shade, beauty and fruits or nuts. We know of homes where the paper- Blowers (Mey Unttl 208s AG re a ySeniae PISSED ERE a eae ee Eee 
pinkish red flovia flowers borne close to slender shell pecan crops from yard shade trees provide ample nuts for family use and a surplus for sale to or shape, One of the best leaves, fragrant waxy white flowers. B&B, 95¢ to 
Dae rag a erect branches before foliage, spears eee, porns Dey. the taxes. Few plants add so much to a Home 4s trees—no wonder people almost universally einai: pune aL ee 
Pp . louble LY ividual lowers réeseé! ie 4 * ol af a 
stem. Never fails to attract attention. GC, $1.35. in great pronision: Dark green foliage turn red love trees. winners wetcd eae aniatie. CENIZO. (Leucophyllum texanum.) Called “Purple 
; iC, 2! F 5, . PB nih 3 » $1.95, 45, $2.95. 4 ” oN sie ich jeay 
Yan Houtti. Widely plantéd. Festoons of tiny white Shrubs and flowers are used to tie the House {o the land, to soften angles, provide screens 4 : Pee ee art COnMPnniD Cg: RRaNUaH fs COU meee Gan sae 
BUDDLEIA (Summer Lilac, or Butterfly Bash.) Pro- fnple flow an veritable snowbank in the d > Aas ? BONITA ARBORVITAE. A 0: all purple flowers after rains. Lovely. 
duces syundence of showy. fragrant flowers sohing. BR, 38c, 5c. 95c, $1.75, $2.50. Aatdaths cata make hedges, etc., but also to give brilliant displays of color and form for both partedt), slobe-shaned? Diane ocd Manechn es Sonam eae 
throughout summer. Eaey to grow. Hardy. Reevesianapiena. Large’ clusters of pure white § Outdoors and indoors. Perha iv i leasure Felis Rue te eater Ua ISLe oi 
DUBONNET. New, brilliant reddish purple. Good double flowers. Foliage remains green until late # from your own bushes ps no flower can give the genuine p that comes from those cut as poner ae omens, «= WAXLEAF’ Ligustrum. Glossy “green, evergreen foll- 
for cutting. $1.25 fall, A very handsome shrub. BR, 750 to $1.25. ° ete. » $1. up. anata ety useful and valuable for landscaping. 35¢ 
©EAPE MYRTLE. One of our best known and best prpwiInG. Beautiful new, attractive, yellow blossoms, SILVER GLOW JUNIPER. week 
loved ‘Southern hardy flowering shrubs. It: is near- redwinged seed. Try this attractive flowering Tall-growing, and pyrami-  EUONYMOUS JAPONICA. Very upright. Glossy 
ly fool-proof and very popular, Red or white. 750, Suruane Stands dry weather and blooms nearly all dal Silene ralifOns Oroue leaves, Some red berries in fall. Valuable for Pe 
95. summer. 2 to 3 ft. BR, 95c. . S¢ : pee most peau Isat: a men or hedge planting. BR, 35c to $2.45, 
Genet es ways evokes admiration, 
a and a plant will enjoy 
ae RN oe Steers Ae irae bar VIBURNUM or Snowball, eres white balls of flow- 
the. branches. become, arching. Abundant deep yel- ers, Jaitt. Shade. BR, $1.45. 
low blossoms in great profusion in early spring. wIGELA Rosea. Upright shrub with trumpet shap- 
‘ » tare Ks ed, light pink to deep rose folwers in the greatest 
abundance in early spring. Here is a flowering shrub 
HARDY HYDRANGEA (Pee Gee.) A hardy outdoor that will grow in partially shaded locations that is 
hydrangea with very large cone-shaped flower a Teal eye-filler when it blooms. Nice plant. 
heads. $1.25. —85c, $1.25 and $1.50 
6 Sloe 
FLOWERING QUINCE 
CYDONIA JAPONICA rubra. This newer flowering 
quince, with iis flaming scarlet flowers is usually the first 
plant to burst into blossom in the spring. We regard as 
from day .to y for years 
to come. Silvery-gray color adds variety to the usual 
green of shrubbery. These plants are grafted onto 
other roots. 
SILVER PFITZER JUNIPER. Similar 
to the usual green foliage Pfitzer, ex- 
cept its silvery-gray color adds variety 
CANNAERTI JUNIPER. Dark = " 
green, with purple ber- 
ties. Upright, pyramidal. 
Hardy everywhere, One of to the usual greenery. An unusual and 
LILAC (Persian Cutleaf.) Blooms on very small WEIGELA, Bristol Ruby. New deep red flowers. the finest plants we know 
teat an eatly age. 6 ft. Long spraye of fragrant Blooms over long period. Hardy, Deciduous. Excel- ; : to use against light-colored a most attractive plant. B&B $1.25 to 
‘ight lavender flowers. GC, $1.25. lent. (Pat. No. 492). GO, $1.25. superior in plant and color to the usual flowering quince. A buildings: abs where $3.95 
: 4 ens : towth desired, _ Grafted 
7 blaze of bloom in early spring, and plants in our field have onto other roots. ‘You will 
: enjoy this plant through 
SHADE and shown a few pjooms from time to time throughout the sum- the years. B&B, $4.95 to 
c y Ka = Be CHERRY LAUREL. Beautiful SSY r 1 
: mer, Fine bushy plants, BR, 85c, 95c, $1.45, $1.95. Plants S Shears ly Used see einen Mincts Retie 
B&B * penress Be paca forms are being used to replace 
T ‘ t arbory. r 9 
ORNAMEN L $1.25 to $3.50. ft. or More or can be ARRON PI Vae iB SrEs 4200), f05 98:00) 
‘ i sheared to any height. # 4 
se P Foliage of attractive. deep PYRACANTHA (Firethorn) RED BERRY. Upright 
Se blue-gray color. Grafted a 3 Byer ea Attractive red berries in winter. 
e@ Trees certainly MAGNOLIA (Soulangeana nigrat) A deciduous mag- ORNAMENTAL onto other roots. Hardy al. cans, $1.95, 3-gal. cans, $3.95 
add much to the at- nolia with large, cup shaped purple and white 
tractiveness as well flowers in abundance in early spring. Hardier than 
as the comfort of a the pink Soulangeana. The breath-taking beauty 
and oer of our finest 
plants of this type A PYRACANTHA Lalandi, ORANGE BERRY A 
pigne athe. Wal ee wo form. Orange-réd. berries’ More hardy thon? sons 
continued pleasure through s same price poan red; 
the years. B&B. $2.95 up. 
ELEAGNUS. Gray-green evergreen shrub. Hardy, ITALIAN CYPRESS, The familiar... slender, tall- 
G Aker 
’ ve. “B. growing plant used in front of. columns, chi ys 
attractive. B&B etc. B&B, $1.95 to $6.95 himne} 
home. They may pro- of this magnolia is difficult to put into words — 
# vide shade and beau- it’s something you’ll invite all your friends to see. 
ty as well as furnish Branches from ground up, more like a shrub than 
H fruit or nuts. in a tree; grows perhaps 15 to 20 feet. BR plants 
many cases. about 3 ft. $3.75. B&B plants $6.50. ei 
@ We often say we 
know of two kinds 
-fear Field Grown INIA sserrulata. Highly attractive, holly-like f 
of places in which RED LEAF PLUM. Attractive, showy, red twigs, red ie & Y re aivenerecne Colorful and useful B&B, $1.25 BLUE-SPIRE Similar to Baker's, but 
properly to plant leaves, red fruit, 96c, $1.45, $2.45. * ve up. foliage with it bluish cast, more graceful. You'll 
trees: ENGLISH IVY (Hedera Helix Our rose supply this season is very limited like it. B&B, 950 to $3.96. 
1. Where you want ; - : ). Shiny ever. 
naar? Jat Want aeosa (ik, Tee), Rapid growing wih spetgins | green leaves. Good ground cover or clings fp 
aaee bck caeE ey Upon of BinesSnerey De early panera walls. Will grow in dense shade, 245 inch Pots 
: = or per: of several wee seful and’ orna t ° - 
A short See where dense shade is not desired. BR $1.45, $1.95 35¢, $4.00 doz. ; 3 inch pots, 50c, $5.00 doz, 
evergreen shrub for sun or shade. Glossy green hol- 
; ainly o ifornia-gr ly-llke foliage. Clusters of yellow flowers followed 
are handling mainl only California-grown by bluish-black berries. B&B. 
peause of the disastrous November freeze, and | MAHONIA aquifolium (Oregon grape.) Medium S08 
we 
Bait with a tars $10.00, CLEMATIS icul . Bented varielles, rown ae the freeze | avenpuLa vera (Gnglish lavender.) Dwarf, com- Hf ws 
oak tree jeft growing saat paniculata, Hardy climb . age areas. Prices not prepaid. pact, silvery gray foliage. For sunny places. B&B, and 
. rea tall oad TOWERING CEABAPP: profusion of pure white, delicat er with # damage areas. $1.28, $1.45. will 
DOE TEING) (ALE large hole left in the a ehiat's Sonal pink sie cotter. dwaete iniies ond flowers in lat 9 lcately Scented — ‘ . ‘ 1 ) 
roof of the porch, This tree was where the owner Ot the loveliest sights in. our. nursery in. the er summer, 2 year 75¢, . B* chiMBERS— NANDINA domestica. Erect growing, Brilliant green t on common 
wanted it. And a generous numbér of other fine trees Spring, Little trees 3 feet high’ literélly covered i s Foxe: vse ooh eed vias ontelelbiels daeceveees $1.50 to jred foliage, brilliant red berries during fall and . owtinls aueate 
were Pott nfeit es wonte proydeseane a ee with blossoms that I think as lovely [as any. ca- CLEMATIS jackmani, Large purple blue Bh Noon . 2.00 winter. B&B, 75¢ to $$3.95. § s shearing nicely; so goes well under low 
hot sun ‘or the S melia. They rival the beauty of the famous flow- ce r w ree) Pee r now so popular. Not par- 
play—where they were needed. ; eine ponermies of Washington, D. C. BR, $1.45 flowers. One of best. 75c. : XM ty ad 9 aS 2.25 Wo ctaetihomer pias ; us E soil, but good care and otene 
95. 1 om | " 2 1.25 tilizer you. in glossy foliage and 
SYCAMORE. Valuable. quick-rowing tree. Roots ‘re- Dolgo. White flowers. Large, attractive, showy red HALL’S EVERGREEN HONEYSUCKLE ~ Christopher Stone : abundance . of bloom, Small pots 45c; Bé&B 
sistant to rootrrot. Beautiful, symmetraical growth, fruits, Good for jelly. You'll like it. BR, $1.45, yergr : : LE. ile de Hollande . ++ 1.30 $1.95. 
ag ahaa ir aa aa Hens. Brilliant a ink fl in ‘ Hives fabe cautes fragrant white/and yellow ee Gloryies = sie9j0 oe eamiayess PEERED CER Le Euonymous ae 
lopa. rillian isplay pin. owers spring. - . 
POPLAR. Tall, upright growth. Valuable for back- Highly colored fruits. Good jelly. BR, $1.45, $1.95. 
grounds. BR, $1.45, $1.95. : GOLDFLAME HONEYSUCKLE. Yellow-goh Patens BAKER'S PYRAMIDAL ARBORVITAE, Ideal __ for 
: FLOWERING PEACH. Perhaps no tree makes more ink colorin ver’ , Sih corners of buildings, hedges, etc. B&B, 95c¢ to $3.95. 
UMBRELLA CHINA. Quick fo BR rare foxy cou of a show in the spring than flowering peach. It's iat BVM showy. A bush honeysuckle This evergreen plant is 
a ; dren. or for pooner COee Savited ree) paae of our a real Prima Dona, and if you have space for it, that may be sheared. Nearly evergreen. Blo 
y . : . Fi - ar’ rly lovely th CEDRUS DEODARA, Silver foliage, horizontal limbs. 
BED OAK (Spanish OES Mt: thrives under almost you'll not be disappointed. A few years ago, we # early spring on into the fall, 2-year, 95¢ Ooms particularly lovely in the 
’ . 
: “most valuable oaks planted one in our orchard by mistake and when : fall and winter with its 
any soil condition, even on ricky hillsides. Leaves it 4 full bl ffered 50. ; aioe 5 : RED CEDAR JUNIPER. One of the most hardy of 
furm ‘beeutiful scarlet in fall, making, it very at- ee eae pe mea ry ae (OBEN aias, $iLee, WISTARIA. One of the most vigorous of aj). 5 arise S898 cuted: 12 yen pyramidal types. None better for hedges, back- 
tractive and desirable. vp, 1-75. , Extya large ‘trees in ‘doubls white and zed, B&B, J climbers. Purple, white, or pink. Vin oe to hilippe Eee Saee SOI) Mie Tew at sect gate ee 
F : “50. H y muy : ilippe. svieseecveees : ftistiniithe ‘hreen a) 
| TULIP TREE Citiodendron taller eee He $1.45. Tree forms, $2.45 to $7.50, es, 95¢, poe Doctor FS ae MF ts stalel Sarde ee 100 a) see ae are? Sane PFITZER'S JUNIPER. Hardy, low growing, spreading 
| Fverted tulips, greenish yellow, with orange base, BED BUD (American.) Sometimes called ‘Judas tree.’” WOODBINE or ‘ Forty-Niner : 7 Sheura readily. into. almost Toe ae ae most popular plant of its sort. 
BR, 2 to 3 ft., 35c. 3 to 4 ft., $1.25. Early spring blooms pefore leaves appear, Fast or Red Trumpet hone \ Charlotte Armstrong - ss % ee? Eases 
BR, 4 B 3 growing, Well known. BR 35c, 950, $1.45, $1.95. | Showy, red, trumpet shaped flo ysuckle, Gapistrand. ss se sciens : ay Tae ee (Gold Flower.) I bushy 
"MAGNOLIA Grandiflora. Southern Magnolia ae $2.45. Ge Ck wers in pro. OP olis? cess aeieeesieredee rood single or miass plant- : about 2 zh,” with 
-, a vergreens. a , F ? . ings and makes ood ) about the c 
i” cece canis oe rotten. to 8 inches across. RED BUD (Chinese.) Flowers much larger and more 3 fe ; 7 ‘ = pe ) or mass pandas Galler: 
- Gallon cans, $1.25. : showy than American. Dwarfish. Makes wonderful CAROLINA Jessamine (Gelsemium hr : AS eecpanae 
¢ A ; display, BR $1.95, $5.95. virens) Slender rapid-gro i Semper. or stucco wall or chimney, and good for planting in AMOOR RIVER PRIVET will make you a hedge for 
CORNUS FLORIDA (Flowering Dogwood.) A small . * 7 { Owing evergreen Pro- | narrow areas where many other shrubs grow out of Jess money than any other plant we know of 
\ tres or shrub with very beautiful flowers, fall foli- WISTARIA Trees. One of our most attractive items fusion of yellow flowers in spring. Heay oe bounds. Tt seems to stand more cold and freezing Evergreen. If kept clipped, makes a very attractive 
agi age colored, BR 75¢, 95c. B&B Speci of wistaria. Long a of purple flowers. BR grown B&B $3 95. I eavy field oy fh 5 splant hedge only a few feet high, or ten or twelve feet, 
eat yi mens up to $12.50. or B&B, $1.95 to $7.50. ’ JO. ty weather than the other bushy evergreens. Transplants as may be desired. Useful as screen to shut out 
easily. BR or B&B. 95c to $2.95. undesirable views. 10c. 15c. 25c. 35c. 
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