HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS 
“CRAB HOPA, an upright ornamental crab. 
Small red fruit remains on tree until fall. 
Beautiful single rose color blossoms in 
spring. 
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“CRAB, RED SILVER 
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FLOWERING ALMOND, double rose-like 
pink flowers in May. It is not recom- 
mended for northern Minnesota. wee 
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FLOWERING PLUM, double pink flowers 
in early spring. Similar to Flowering 
Almond but hardier in our climate. 
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HONEYSUCKLE, ZABELI, dark red flow- 
ers in May followed by red berries. 
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HYDRANGEA PP. G., showy clusters of 
white flowers changing into pink and 
bronze shades in fall. 
bGstaies inches. 2 ee ete ee $1.25 
HYDRANGEA, SNOWBALL, heavy snow- 
ball like clusters of white flowers from 
late June to frost. Can be planted in part 
shade. 
ESito- 24 inchesscge. eo ee ee $1.00 
FRENCH LILACS, bloom in a year or 
two after planting. The flower stalks are 
larger than those of the common lilac. The 
bush is smaller. 
CHARLES JOLY, double red. 
TShte ea iG eso ee ne See $1.50 
ESE Cots olen Cl cae Nb cont Sa ee oe ae $2.00 
MME. LEMOINE, double white. 
Hasty 24 Anches {2 fe ee $1.50 
PRES. GREVY, double blue. 
18 to 24 inches $1.50 
LILAC, PERSIAN, purple, a_ graceful 
shrub with small leaves, and heavy clusters 
of flowers. 
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‘’Minnesota Snowflake” 
NEW 
DOUBLE MOCKORANGE 
Plant Patent No. 538 
Picture on back cover. 
2 to: 3. féetzenk aes ee eee $1.50 
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4:to25 ‘feeta heavysae- oes $3.00 and up 
MOCKORANGE GOLDEN, a compact 
shrub with brilliant yellow foliage, white 
flowers in May and June. Height seldom 
over 4 feet. 
SPIREA, ANTHONY WATERER, masses 
of rosy crimson blossoms in July and 
regularly through the summer. It is one 
of the most popular of the low growing 
shrubs. Very hardy and does well in con- 
siderable shade. Three feet high. 
15 toil8 inchesi2c Soa ee $1.00 
SPIREA, FROBELI, similar to Anthony 
Waterer, but a foot taller with larger and 
darker leaves which are a beautiful red 
shade in spring and fall. Pink flowers. 
18..to 24 inchés S25 ee eee C75 
TAMERIX, very fine feathery delicate green 
foliage with airy pink flowers from July 
to September. Flowers may be cut for 
bouquets. It is used in group plantings. 
corners and as specimens. Height 12 to 
15 feet. 
2 t0 3° fetibsa 2). eee ee ee $1.75 
WEIGELA, BRISTOL RUBY, Plant Pat- 
ent 492. The flowers are a pleasing ruby- 
red in immense quantities. After the big 
spring display, there is a fine showing of 
blooms all summer. The shrub reaches a 
height of 6 or 7 feet. Considered the best 
red shrub. 
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