COCCULUS laurifolius. A viny ever- 
green shrub that will grow to 15 feet 
or it may be kept clipped bushy and 
compact. Its dark green leaves are 
sometimes 6 inches long, leathery and 
shining, with lighter colored veins. The 
black fruits are borne in clusters. 
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COTONEASTER francheti. A beautiful 
evergreen completely hardy in the 
South. Leaves small, silvery beneath 
and green above. Gracefully drooping 
in habit, it can well be used where a 
low-spreading plant is indicated. Flow- 
ers white, followed by orange-yellow 
fruit. 
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DURANTA plumieri (Golden Dewdrop). 
An evergreen shrub with green leaves 
and racemes of lilac flowers, followed by 
yellow berries that hang on throughout 
the winter. 
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ELHAGNUS pungens fruitlandi. An 
extremely hardy, fast-growing shrub. 
The leaves are a good medium green, 
with silvery undersides. Young foliage 
is brownish when small. Flowers are 
inconspicuous, but in fall and winter 
the fruits are very attractive and edible 
as well. 
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pungens aureo-maculata. Has dis- 
tinctive gold markings which make 
it conspicuous. Smaller in growth, 
never reaching the immense _pro- 
portions of its parent; it retains and 
accentuates that random growth 
which distinguishes Elaagnus. 
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ERANTHEMUM nervosum (Dedala- 
canthus; Blue Sage). A native of India, 
this compact, large-leaved plant grows 
2 to 4 feet high. Deep blue flowers are 
borne on dense, bracted spikes. Thrives 
on light, rich soil with plenty of sun 
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EURYA japonica. A low-growing ever- 
green having elongated narrow leaves 
with a well-defined midrib of bright 
green. Small, greenish white flowers 
followed by black fruits. The plant 
presents a fan-shaped aspect from two 
sides. Stands shade well. 
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\FEIJOA sellowiana (Mexican Guava). 
A hardy, compact evergreen shrub with 
foliage dark green above and gray under- 
neath. Purplish red flowers. Good for 
foundations and borders. 
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GARDENIA florida (Cape Jasmine). 
The well-known Gardenia of the South. 
Waxy white, very sweet-scented flowers 
and leathery, shiny dark foliage dis- 
tinguish the plant. 
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radicans. A dwarf grower to 18 inches 
having miniature flowers with typical 
fragrance; trailing habit. 
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HIBISCUS. We are offering a vastly in- 
creased list of these fine plants, both 
pot and can-grown. There are colors 
and types to meet every need and 
gratify every wish of the most dis- 
criminating buyer. Quoting from ‘‘Hi- 
biscus in Florida’ by R. D. Dickey: 
“The Chinese Hibiscus has been grown 
in Florida for many years, but with the 
introduction of new varieties, particu- 
larly those in shades of yellow, its 
popularity has increased tremendously 
until it is now one of the most widely 
planted shrubs in the Southern half of 
the Peninsula.” It is also true that the 
Hibiscus frontier is being steadily 
pushed northward to include all of 
Florida, as well as parts of other 
southern states. 
Grafted: 
Anderson’s No. 161. (Candlelight). 
Double. Golden yellow of medium 
size. Good grower. Each 
10-in. can, grafted. ... .$3 50 
Ann Baldwin. Single. Light claret, 
gold edges and tips. Each 
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HIBISCUS, Grafted, continued 
Bride. Single, very large, flat, crepy 
overlapping type, apple-blossom-pink 
fading to white. Each 
10-in. can, grafted. . .$3 50 
Burgundy. Double, ‘extra large, dark 
wine-red. Each 
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Charles James, Jr. Double, orange 
base, mingled with orange-gold. Each 
L O-rmeecctiay ral ted) am meearicn tee: $3 50 
Cooper’s Ranch. Single, pinkish gold 
with grainy effect. Each 
10-in. can, grafted. . fs ..$3 50 
Double Bride. Double, large, creamy 
white. Very vigorous. Each 
10-in. can, grafted. . .$3 50 
Glorious B. Single. Large, ‘brilliant 
burnt orange with glowing cadmium 
red throat. Each 
10-in. can, grafted. . eS COU) 
Hendry’s No. 40. Double. ‘Probably 
best double golden yellow. Each 
10-in. can, grafted.. ee pomoO 
Hendry’s No. 111. Double. “Light yel- 
low, white base. Each 
10-in. Gal. eralted fuen Otene ie $3 50 
Poinsettia. Double. Dark velvety red 
with twisted petaloids, somewhat re- 
sembling a poinsettia. Each 
10-in. can, grafted. . .$3 50 
Pompon White. “Double. ~ Creamy 
white with pinkish base. Medium 
sized flower definitely five-parted. 
Strong grower. Each 
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Superba. “Single. Very large golden 
yellow with large white star in center. 
Vigorous grower and fine foliage. Each 
KOE Gan vor ated setere. Se teem cre $4 00 
Cutting Grown: 
Apricota. Single, large, ruffled apricot 
with light pink center. 
Dark Eyes. Double, similar in color to 
Mahogany—purplish brown. Up- 
right grower. 
Euterpe. Single, buff with reddish eye. 
Flamingo. Double, color of flamingo 
plumage. 
Florida Sunset. Single, red with yel- 
lowish edge. Strong grower; profuse 
bloomer. 
Kona. Double, bright silver-pink. 
La France. Single, light pink. 
Mineatus. Semi-plena, double red. 
Peachblow. Double, light peachy 
pink. 
Red. Single. 
Red Chinese. Single. Interesting va- 
riety, mandarin-red. 
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Cutting Grown: 
Anderson’s No. 161. Double, golden 
yellow of medium size. Good grower. 
Apricota. Single, large, ruffled apricot 
with light pink center. 
Bride. Single, very large, flat, crepy 
overlapping type. Apple-blossom- 
pink fading to white. 
Butterfly. Double, light yellow, white 
base; carnation fragrance. 
Chas. James, Jr. Double, orange base, 
mingled with orange-gold. 
Columbia. Double, bright rose. 
Dark Eyes. Double, similar in color to 
Mahogany—purplish brown.  Up- 
right grower. 
