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Euonymus patens 
This beautiful broadleaved evergreen shrub has deep, green 
foliage and a compact habit of growth. In addition to its at- 
tractive foliage, it bears clusters of flowers in July and is 
magnificent with its scarlet-red when in full fruit in late fall 
or early winter. We grow three types as listed below. ALSO 
EXCELLENT FOR HEDGES. SEE PAGE 6. 
SMALL LEAF TYPE—Has smaller leaves and is more dwarf 
and compact. Seldom does much fruiting. Excellent for the 
north side or shady planting boxes. Extremely hardy. Balled 
and Burlapped specimens, not prepaid. 
12 et Om Oul MN eectere-censat- ose $2.75 18 tO 24) Te ieckccccccesvcosese $4.00 
15a t Om Sian: ster vcncexe cass 325 D4 tonSOe IN sccceecceceseccers 4.75 
MEDIUM LEAF TYPE—Size of leaves is intermediate between 
small and large leaf types. Dwarf and compact and fruits 
profusely. Balled and Burlapped specimens not prepaid. 
AD Eto 5 illneeesseetien..sseee $2.75 AS tO 242 iilscke cee cstsewes csceees $4.00 
ABE OusIG Macrae. aasoretas ecesss 3.25 pHs oye (0 4 aby amieseemoccscosencs 4.75 
LARGE LEAF TYPE—Grows 8 to 4 feet high but can be kept 
smaller by trimming. Bears flowers and fruits as described 
above. Balled and Burlapped specimens not prepaid. 
18: toed Mids orenxcoseteeen sees $4.00 30. to 36 sitns.....c.cssssecestesse $5.75 
24°to ONIN ccceeeeeiernses 4.75 36. to 42) i Ase. .cteer 6.75 
Cotoneaster divaricata. 
This is an attractive Broadleaved Evergreen Shrub with 
glossy, small, dark green foliage. It has a very slender, grace- 
ful branching habit, and produces brilliant red berries in the 
late summer or fall. Flowers in the late spring are pink. 
Balled and Burlapped specimens not prepaid. 
AD tol sinters ecesseecs-caeence $3.25 18 tOMZAR iiiieetecese esses $3.75 
Mentor Barberry 
Since this beautiful shrub holds its foliage nearly all winter, 
it is often classed with the Broadleaved Evergreens. When it 
is dug balled and burlapped, it does not have to be cut back 
and, therefore, gives immediate effect. As such, it makes an 
excellent Broadleaved Evergreen 
ef shrub, ideal for foundation plant- 
wz ings. A very rugged, strong, up- 
ve right-growing shrub with thick, 
2: heavy, dark green leaves. It will 
5 zrow anywhere, even in the hottest, 
Fs driest places. Grows dense, com- 
ae pact and from 2 to 3 feet. Requires 
very little pruning or trimming. 
Balled and Burlapped specimens 
not prepaid. 
SOLtOcscOul neers ee errr ieecae $4.50 
36° to: Foun eiccce-cacctessesecessssacetee 5.00 
BROADLEAVED 
EVERGREENS 
Broadleaved Evergreens are a class of shrubs that 
retain their leaves throughout the winter. They are 
ideal to use in the foundation planting of the con- 
temporary house because of their dwarf habit of 
growth and their pleasing combination with ever- 
greens. 
Pyracantha 
See picture on opposite page. ALSO CALLED FIRETHORN. 
A Broadleaved Evergreen grown especially for its brilliant 
orange berries that remain on nearly all winter. It also bears 
clusters of white flowers in the spring. Grows about 3 to 4 
feet high and can be used in the foundation planting or shrub 
border. Attractive foliage that stays on all winter. Berries 
make attractive bouquets. Strong plants growing in special 
removable containers, sure to grow. NOT PREPAID. 
9 to 12 in.....$2.75 12 to 18 in.....$3.25 18 to 24 in.....$3.75 
Euonymus coloratus 
(See picture to the right.) 
ALSO CALLED PURPLE-LEAF 
WINTERCREEPER. A Broad- 
leaved evergreen vine with as- 
cending branches, 3 to 5 feet in 
length, with glossy pointed 
leaves, turning a rich purple in 
winter. Will grow in sun or 
shade. Useful for softening 
down corners of steps or build- 
ings. Makes a good evergreen 
sprawling ground cover in shady 
situations. Excellent for plant- 
ing boxes. NOT PREPAID. 
Strong No. 1 Potted ee “2 
Plants sce cee $1.25 Each ae 
Mahonia 
(See picture to the right below.) This is more popularly 
known as OREGON HOLLY GRAPE. It has shiny, large, spiny, 
metallic looking leaves which turn a bronzy red in autumn. In 
spring the clusters of yellow flowers are very attractive. These 
flowers are followed by blue 
fruit in June and July. We con- 
sider it one of the most attrac- 
tive evergreens of easy cultiva- 
tion. Does perfectly in north ex- 
postures in evergreen plantings. 
Strong plants growing in special 
removable containers, sure to 
grow. NOT PREPAID. 
Orton Qhinsecme eet ee $3.25 
42. ton Saininecseme ccc scscees 3.75 
