RED BUD (Cercis Canadensis) 
As America becomes more conscions of native plants 
the Red Bud is receiving greater respect, with its purple, 
rope-like branches of flowers. Maximum height 15 ft. 
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SILVER BELL 
Halesia Carolina 
Plant a tree or two of this forgotten beauty of the 
American forrest. Quite ornamental with their bell 
shaped white bloom in spring. 30-35 ft. 
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PINK LOCUST (Robinia Hispida) 
Should be used for naturalization on banks and knolls. 
The delicate candy-pink flowers are extremely fascinating 
and different. Maximum height not over 8 ft. 2-3')75¢; 
3-4'—$1.00; 4-5'—$1.50; 5-6'—$2.00; 6-7' —$3.00. 
ORNAMENTAL BIRD FOOD TREES 
Washington Hawthorn, Crataegus Cordata. This 
gorgeous decorator flowers white June 1st, red berries glow 
in the sun up to January Ist or later in a solid mass. Bird 
food all winter. Plant two for pollination. 
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THE SYMPHORICARPUS VULGARIS—Coralberry 
These make excellent low informal hedges to cover 
rough banks and dry knolls. Flowers not too conspicuous 
—late spring. Foliage attractive allsummer. Coralberries 
are glorious red ropes of “glow” on pendulous sweeping 
branches. Decorative middle to late winter. Good 
spring bird food. 
V. RACEMOSIS—Snowberry 
Similar to coralberry. A pure waxy white berry ex- 
tremely decorative until the birds sneak them in early fall. 
Coralberry—Snowberry 
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Snowberry—Liners 
Dozen Hundred 
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Coralberry—Liners 
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