that carry shades of bronze. Flowers are 
small, in large clusters and followed by 
berries. 10-12 in $1.25, 3 ft. $3.50. 
Photinia — Chinese 
Spreading shrub to six feet tall. Leaves 
resemble those of Holly except that tips 
of leaves and stems are a firey red. 24-36 
in. $3.00. 
Pyracantha 
Government Red. Spreading and climb- 
ing thorny shrub bearing brilliant red 
berries that last through the winter. Fine 
for climbing walls. Large plants $2.25. 
Retinspora Aurea 
Golden masses that may be pruned into 
almost any shape desired. 10 in. $1.50 
P.P. Larger sizes up to $3.00. 
Retinspora Veitchi 
Same type as Aurea except it is a soft 
blue-tinted green. We have very large 
bushes only. Ask about prices. 
Retinspora Squarrosa 
Broad based pyramids. Bright green in- 
growing season, takes on bronze coloring 
in the winter. Large bushes $2.00 to $3.00. 
Spruce 
Colorado. Slow growing, stiff pyramids. 
Rated high as landscape material. Green 
trees 10215%in. $1257" Blue. “$1415. White 
Spruce from Lake Superior, 8 in. $1.00. 
Teacrum — Germander 
A border plant to 18 inches tall. Small 
green leaves with masses of small snap- 
dragon-like creamy - lavender flowers 
through most of summer. Large bushes 
only. $1.25. 
Yews 
Very slow growing deep green shrubs 
and small trees. Valuable for small 
spaces. Bear red berries during fall and 
winter. Among the upright forms we have 
Hicks 8 in. at $1.50; Irish, faster growing 
than Hicks, 10-12 in. $2.00; Cuspidata 
nana, dwarf, ten year old shrubs, $5.00; 
Japanese spreading, low vase shaped, 
10-15 in. $1.50. 
Winter Creeper 
Euonymus radicans. A fine evergreen 
ground cover spreading in masses of bril- 
liant green, or can be used for covering 
walls. 50c, 75c. 
Deciduous Trees & Shrubs 
In this Northwest country where almost 
every landscape is beautified by ever- 
green trees, more attention should be 
paid to the planting of deciduous materi- 
al. Deciduous trees provide the shade of 
summer without shutting off the winter 
sunlight from our homes. In this class 
of shrubs is to be found most of the 
flower producers of Summer. Plant more 
of them. . 
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