two drought years. About 75 acres are already planted in this 
interesting manner. 
In addition to the planting and land development, we are 
operating three propagation greenhouses that were recently built 
along with an office and workshop. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mezitt, 
and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mezitt and family, now live in homes 
recently built on “‘the hill.” 
Many of the plants you order are now grown in Hopkinton. 
Dogwood, azaleas, yews, rhododendrons, and mountain laurel are 
raised on these hillsides and are a memorable sight when in bloom. 
Many of our customers have visited this Hopkinton nursery and 
they are thrilled with both the plants and the distant views from 
the hilltop. Unfortunately, we cannot yet fill all orders for plants 
from the Hopkinton nurseries, and so we do not maintain a sales 
force there. We do have a salesman on hand, however, and you may 
select your specimen plants if you so desire. 
Imagine a field of ten thousand laurel in bloom, or a similar 
field of azaleas, rhododendron, or dogwood — all against a setting 
of distant towns and hillsides. Come out for a visit at flowering 
time and your trip will be well rewarded. 
YOU WILL REACH US by automobile via Route 135: (1) from 
Hopkinton Village drive east about 4 mile, turn left on Frankland 
Street, turn immediately left on Phipps Street, see our office on 
right; (2) from Ashland Village drive west about 3 miles, turn right 
on Peach Street running into Frankland Street, turn left on Phipps 
Street to office. 
You will want to see ‘‘Lucky Rock,” for more than 50 years the 
starting place of the famous 19th of April Marathon Race. It is 
on our property and may be seen from Route 135, between Hop- 
kinton and Frankland Street. 
Office, Greenhouses and Sales Yard, Hopkinton 
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