12 F, & F. NURSERIES 
1to4 5to24 25&up 
Each Each Each 
EUONYMUS patens 6'-8’ Spreading Euonymus 
(Kiantschvicus) 
Almost Evergreen. Vigorous grower forming broad 
loose shrub. Ornamental orange fruits. 
ANS) Piney thes WW Meyer wien oe 4.50 
Los COwe oe LS Dye. ee eee 5.50 
radicans 3'-4' Wintercreeper 
Evergreen. Self-clinging vine good for covering 
low walls. 
D> VOATR Menlo oie is eer oe 1.00 90 80 
—coloratus 6’-12' Purple Wintercreeper 
Evergreen, Long narrow leaves purple underneath, 
tinged purple above. 
2, VOUT Rc. erent ener eee 1.00 .90 .80 
—vegetus 3'-4' Bigleaf Wintercreeper 
Evergreen. Bushy. Leaves round, dull green. Scar- 
let fruit. Handsome among evergreens. 
2 year. ee eee 1.60 1.50 £1.20 
3 yearks.. Sheer eae tneeecey 1.70 1.60 1.40 
FORSYTHIA intermedia 6'-8’ 
—spectabilis Showy Goldenbell 
Most profuse of all. Large rich golden yellow 
flowers. 
OO) bOres MeeDG ee crc eee 1.60 150 1.40 
4) LOD Me Co ete 2.00 1.80 1.60 
—Spring Glory 6’-8’ Spring Glory 
This new forsythia is the loveliest of all Gol- 
den Bells, large pale yellow flowers com- 
pletely covering branches, it is said to pro- 
duce twice the number of blossoms of ordi- 
nary forsythias. 
3 to 4 1.90 1.80 
4 to 5 2.40 2.20 
Lynwood Gold 5’-7' Lynwood Gold 
Erect branches literally smothered under gol- 
den yellow flowers from top to bottom. A fine 
introduction from Ireland. 
Sim thoprly Ei panies 1.80 
tos.Di ant t. 3a 2.40 2.20 
suspensa 4’-6' Weeping Goldenbell 
Graceful drooping habit. Bright yellow. Excellent 
on banks. 
2): to. '3) Rete ee 1.60 1.50 1.30 
3° sto -4° tao nae ee ee 1.84 1.70 1.50 
