er atl a NENT IE ES SET EN EE ITT 
SPRING 1952 13 
1to4 §to24 25 & up 
Each Each Each 
FORSYTHIA intermedia 6’-8’ 
—spectabilis Showy Goldenbell 
Most profuse of all. Large rich golden yellow 
flowers. 
COREG SD Uri caecsenssocesecewsese- ss 1.50 1.40 
NAVAN ORV ued i Faccnet ere reereerrertrer 2.00 1.80 1.60 
RICO MEG Say Cet sr sceos ccs tss ss kieesaee 2.50 2.40 
—Spring Glory 6’-8’ Spring Glory 
This new forsythia is the loveliest of all Golden 
Bells, large pale yellow flowers completely cov- 
ering branches, it is said to produce twice the 
number of blossoms of ordinary forsythias. 
MO Ae LE ey cs drcrcterrss 1.80 
SP eAL CERO ee EUs i cooreytsccestses:, 2.40 
suspensa 4’-6’ Weeping Goldenbell 
Graceful drooping habit. Bright yellow. Excellent 
on banks. 
MGS) A Ge ly eccennenesssthnvactvcs 1.80 1.70 
RUMMY OL G20 occ c se cyeccavacers <eyse 2.20 2.00 
HALESIA tetraptera ]2’-15’ Great Silver Bell 
Snow-white bell-shaped flowers in May, profusely 
borne on branchlets. 
Ce LO PATRIA Eb oa coos ccdsaeviacacesent 2.00 
ALO te Ll tt co cavscsechsescsts 3.00 
CIC) RSME GS gecuveeeest c deens cas ce 4.00 
HAMAMELIS mollis 10-12’ Chinese Witchhazel 
Brilliant orange-yellow flowers in February. Well 
worthy of a place in any garden. 
GM AS ML Gok iscsi codencseckanseoee 6.00 
virginiana 10’-1]2’ Common Witchhazel 
Yellow ribbon-like flowers. Oct.-Nov. Good foliage. 
Best in moist, half shade. 
ae Udita 2 ha, Geran rate eeEeaye 1.80 
AMAL ORS aR LU ilencie ds ciscesasiaeessses 2.50 
RMNELO) ROME RU att tcocetestoness tenes 3.00 
HEDERA helix 20’-50’ English Ivy 
Evergreen. Ideal ground and wall cover. 
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