22 SUPREME QUALITY HEDGE 
Hedge Plants 
BARBERRY, JAPANESE (Berberis 
Thunbergi) — Ornamental and de- 
fensive. Rarely loses its lower 
branches. 
PRIVET, AMUR (Ligustrum Amur- 
ense)—A very hardy variety, similar 
in appearance to the well-known 
California Privet. 
PRIVET, CALIFORNIA  (Ligus- 
trum Ovalifolium)—The most popu- 
lar rivet. Foliage dark green. 
Grows rapidly. The plants should be 
set 10 to 12 inches apart and pruned 
apices 
low for two seasons after planting. . AicaraPetvet 
PRIVET, CHINESE (Ligustrum Ibota)—Very LILAC, COMMON, PURPLE—Very ornamen- 
hardy and ornamental. Desirable for partial tal. May be clipped to a height of 4 to 5 feet 
shade. Should be closely trimmed for three or or allowed to grow 8 to 12 feet. 
four years if compact form is desired. LILAC, COMMON, WHITE. 
PHILADELPHUS CORONARIUS 
(White Syringa)—Makes a tall hedge. 
Valuable for partial shade. 
ROSA RUGOSA RUBRA—Rich green 
foliage and large rosy crimson flowers 
followed by large orange-scarlet fruits. 
Very ornamental. 
SPIREA VAN HOUTTEI—An excel- 
lent hedge, where a natural untrimmed 
effect is desired. 
THUYA OCCIDENTALIS (American 
Arborvitae)—Forms a handsome ever- 
green hedge. May be planted close and 
kept sheared to form a solid screen or 
allowed to grow tall for use as wind- 
a 
: Tapeiese Barberry break. 
TREES and SHRUBS for Various Purposes 
TREES FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES SHRUBS FOR LOW FOUNDATIONS 
Trees With Attractive Trees for Winter Abelia Barberry 
Autumn Foliage Beauty Deutzias— Clethra 
Sugar Maple Birch Gracilis, Lemoinei Hydrangeas, cut back 
Dogwood Golden Willow Coralberry Snowberry 
Oaks Evergreens Dwarf Spireas 
Tulip Tree 
For Street or Avenue Birch Van Houttei Spirea Common Lilacs 
Planting Willow Japanese Barberry Honeysuckles 
Ash Poplar Shrubby Dogwoods Golden Bell 
Linden Oaks Snowberry Privets 
Elms Linden Coralberry Deutzias 
Sycamore Elm Hydrangea Mock Orange 
Maples Ash 
' SHRUBS WITH ATTRACTIVE BERRIES 
Trees for Dry Places Trees for Quick Effect | Barberry Elders 
Junipers (Evergreen) Box Elder Cotoneasters Privets 
Mugho Pine (Ever- Catalpa Honeysuckles Coralberry 
green) Silver Maple Viburnums Snowberry 
Elm Sycamore 
Ash Poplar PERENNIALS FOR SHADY PLACES 
Willow Aquilegia Monarda 
Lily of the Valley Platycodon 
eee SHRUBS FOR HEDGES || Bleeding Heart Pyrethrum 
Berberis Thunbergi Spirea Van Houttei Funkia Roseum _ 
Privets—in variety Dwarf Spireas Hemerocallis Pachysandra 
Altheas—in variety Mock Orange Candytuft Spirea 
