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DOGWOOD, RED.—Red bark, white flowers, splendid 
for planting near lakes and streams. 
CALYCANTHUS. Low-growing shrubs with very sweet 
scented flowers; sometimes called “the Sweet Shrub.” 
Must be planted in partial shade as it cannot stand the 
hot dry summers of the Southwest without special care. 
CREPE MYRTLE.—The most gorgeous of all blooming 
shrubs for the Southwest. Blooms throughout the entire 
summer; withstands drouth wonderfully. Crepe Myrtle is 
‘very effective for hedges and is at its best when pruned 
every winter and not allowed to grow in tree form. We 
can furnish Pink, Red, and Purple. 
Each 10 
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Beyond question the rose is the most beautiful and 
satisfactory of all flowers. In the South we are parti- 
cularly fortunate in being able to grow outside many 
varieties not 
hardy enough to 
‘withstand the 
rigid northern 
winters, 
We believe that 
we know Roses, 
know those var- 
ieties best adapt- 
ed to Southern 
culture and con- 
ditions. We grow 
annually great 
quantities of 
Roses with the 
assurance that 
each and every 
one of them is 
the best of its 
class and color 
and will please 
you. 
ETOILE DE FRANCE.—A brilliant shade of clear red; 
large flowers on long stiff stems. 
KAISERIN AUGUSTA VICTORIA.—Ivory white; 
large, superb; double; probably the very best white Rose 
grown. 
ETOILE DE LYON.—Golden yellow; very sweet scent- 
ed and sometimes called bush Marechal Neil. 
PINK RADIANCE.—Brilliant, rose pink; large full 
flowers, very fragrant; an excellent rose. 
RED RADIANCE.—One of the best, hardiest, red roses. 
Flowers in bud and full bloom are perfect. Bright, rich 
red color. 
LUXEMBURG.—Golden yellow; thrifty grower. 
ETOILE De HOLLAND.—Bright dark red. Highly 
perfumed, and can be classed as one of our best dark red 
roses. Strong grower and a profuse bloomer. 
