FLOWERING SHRUBS—Continued 
SNOWBALL (Viburnum) 
Common (Opulus Sterile). The old favorite with large globular 
white flowers, dark green leaves. Very hardy. 18-24 in., $1.50; 
Was} the, SDDS). 
Evergreen. See Burkwoodi page 4. 
Fragrant (Carlesi). Pure white, delightfully sweet scented. Flowers 
faintly tinted rose, white when first opening then turning to a 
beautiful ivory. Very free bloomer, slow, compact growing. 12-15 
in., $3.25; 18-24 in., $4.50. 
Japanese (Plicatum). Beautiful ivory colored globe-shaped blooms 
in profusion, perfectly shaped, slightly scented. 2-3 ft., $2.25, 
Japanese (Tomentosum). Showy white flowers along horizontal 
branches, slightly ribbed light green leaves turning to brilliant 
reddish bronze in early fall. Very colorful. 2-3 ft., $2.00; 3-4 ft., 
$3.50. 
MOCK ORANGE 
MOCK ORANGE 
Philadelphus Virginalis. Double, large clusters of pure blossoms are 
borne over a long season. Very fragrant and a handsome addition 
to any collection of flower plants. A must for anyone fond of 
having fragrant cut flowers in the home during spring and early 
Minders 28) tie, ae SoA! its, 200. 
PEARL BUSH 
Exochorda. Attractive snowy white flowers, hanging in long clusters 
like carefully selected graduated white pzarls, opening slowly to 
beautiful full pure-white blossoms with yellow stamens. The deep 
green foliage makes this hardy shrub an excellent choice for 
planting in a sunny place, either as a specimen shrub or one of 
algroupa WS=24 ine ple One =a tee 1OO) 
QUINCE 
Flowering Japanese. A beautiful low-growing bushy shrub with 
myriads of brilliantly colored blossoms in early spring. Bright red 
or scarlet. Shiny bronze-green foliage all summer. Very hardy. 
2-3 ft., $1.50; 3-4 ft., $2.00. 
OTHER VARIETIES 
In addition to sorts listed, we carry a large stock 
of countless other varieties. Inquiries invited. Let 
us help you to Iecate that odd or rare plant you wish. 
SPIRAEA 
A. Waterer. Late blooming, dwarf-growing with very showy rounded 
clusters of bright red flowers nearly all summer. Especially showy 
type for the garden, blooming after other summer types are scarce, 
J5a13 Ta, SUOOs 324 tim, SilsOe 2s} tt, 5200). 
Bridalwreath (Prunifolia). Clusters of small, double, white flowers, 
with light green foliage. Rich autumn-colored foliage late in the 
Scecenh ISa24 fin, Sl 259 Zs ite, Si /5e Sat tie, S250. 
Thunbergi. The first of the spiraeas to bloom in early spring. Slender 
branches clothed with feathery bright green foliage. Flowers in 
profusion of the purest white. Extremely showy. 18-24 in., $1.25; 
223 tty, ole De S=4 ft, $2.00) 
Vanhouttei. One of the favorites. Gracefully arching branches are 
heaped with white flowers in early spring. Suitable for cutting. 
Very hardy and grows well with minimum of care. 18-24 in., 
Sil OP Zsa tity, Sl 25P Sat) hi, GU SOs Gos tis, 2/50). 
TAMARIX 
Africana. Slender drooping shoots with delicate feathery foliage. 
Great billowy masses of pink flowers in early spring, nearly 
covering the branches. One of the showiest of all spring blooming 
SmimMios, I-24) tin, Sil 25¢ 2s) i, Gil WSs 34) te, S2SO, 
Hispida. Summer blooming variety, extremely showy and colorful, 
can be cut for indoor display. 18-24 in., $1.25; 2-3 ft., $1.75; 
3-4 ft., $2.50. 
WEIGELA 
Pink (Rosea). Large, light pink blossoms, often blooming for 10 
weeks in summer. Colorful, tubular flowers. Very showy in bou- 
Cues, 18-24 ta. Sl. 25¢ 223 te, Si. Woe 34h ke, GSO. 
Red (Eva Rathke) . A new, very free-flowering variety with carmine- 
red flowers, very striking in appearance. Slower growing than 
Quner Sons, ISo24! tin, Silsiae Zoe) fe, S2OOe Bed! ie, S27/5), 
Variegated (Pink blooming). Very free-blooming with attractive 
white variegated leaves, doubling the showiness of this beautiful 
Sadia, Wtsio24) ita, Sl Bie Bes) vie, 2100), 
WITCHHAZEL 
Hamamelis (Chinese). A most beautiful winter flowering shrub, 
fragrant golden-yellow flowers with tiny cinnamon center cover- 
ing the branches. 24-30 in., $2.50; 2-3 ft., $3.50. 
DEUTZIA (See page 8) 
10 BUCKLEY NURSERY CO., 
BUCKLEY, 
WASHINGTON 
