ILGENFRITZ NURSERIES, inc. 
SHRUBS 
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SPIREA—continued 
thunbergi 4 ft. THUNBERG SPIREA 
A bushy, slender branched, tiny leafed shrub of arching 
habit. The flowers are white, produced in March before the 
oA leaves. An excellent shrub for foundation planting because 
of its fern-like foliage and early blossoming. 
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vanhouttei 5 ft. . VANHOUTTE SPIREA 
This wondrous fountain of bloom has been more extensively 
planted than any other flowering shrub. The white flowers 
in early spring are so numerous as to wreath the branches. 
The leaves are dark green, small and attractive. It tolerates 
partial shade and has numerous uses. 
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SYMPHORICARPOS albus (racemosus) 4 it. 
COMMON SNOWBERRY 
A beautiful shrub grown mainly for its large white berries 
which appear in September and October. Foliage soft green, 
very attractive. It is partial to moist, half-shady locations. 
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chenaulti 4ft. CHENAULT CORALBERRY 
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ce leaves, hairy beneath. 
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orbiculatus 4 ft. INDIAN CURRANT: CORALBERRY 
This graceful, drooping shrub is valuable for holding em- 
bankments or in any dry situation but thrives also in partial 
shade. The dark red berries are very attractive to birds. 
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SYRINGA 
Large fragrant panicles of colorful flowers in late May and 
early June make the lilacs one of the most popular shrubs. No 
planting is complete without some lilacs. 
SYRINGA persica 6 ft. PERSIAN LILAC 
The flower clusters, seldom more than three inches long, of 
lavendar or white in June are not as showy as those of some 
other varieties. The shrub, however, is very desirable because 
of its drooping branches and dark green glossy foliage. It 
tolerates shade. 
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vulgaris 10 ft. COMMON LILAC 
The common lilac needs no description as it is a known 
variety to all. The fragrant lilac flowers are very attractive. 
The plant is very hardy, long lived and tolerates partial 
shade. 
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