Banded Shrubs & Evergreens (Continued) 
JUNIPERUS chin. pfitzeriana compacta. (Compact form 
of Pfitzer’s Juniper; doesn’t grow quite so clumsy and 
large as common Pfitzers. Most nurserymen who grow 
this consider this a much better evergreen than J. 
pfitzeriana. ) 
JUNIPERUS chin. pfitzeriana nana. (Very dwarf form 
of Juniper Pfitzeriana.) 
JUNIPERUS chin. sargenti. (Sargent’s Juniper.) 
JUNIPERUS communis depressa plumosa. (Andorra 
Juniper, or Purple Spreading Juniper; low spreading 
type; some don’t like it, but it probably makes the 
nurseryman more money than any evergreen he 
grows.) 
JUNIPERUS communis hibernica. (Irish Juniper; 
narrow uprite form, with blue-gray foliage.) 
JUNIPERUS glauca hetzi. (Hetz’s Blue Juniper; grows 
well; makes up quickly and a good ’green.) 
JUNIPERUS horizontalis. (Creeping Juniper.) 
JUNIPERUS prostrata aurea. (Golden prostrate J. or 
Goldenflat Juniper.) 
JUNIPERUS Nelson’s Blue. (Here is a new Juniper 
which probably has not been officially named, but 
which makes up verp quickly into a nice compact 
spreading form, and is very attractive. It is definitely 
a chin. form, and of the general shape of the J. pfitz. 
compacta, although it grows more quickly and has a 
better color ; limited supply.) 
JUNIPERUS sabina. (Savin Juniper.) 22-2 95022 = = 
JUNIPERUS squamata meyeri. (Meyer’s Blue Juniper; 
very beautiful blue spreading form; prefers colder 
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KALMIA latifolia. (Mountainlaurel; ericaceous; needs 
peaty soil; booked for spring 754, but accepting orders 
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KERRIA jap. floraplena. (Double flowering Kerria; 
blooms like small yellow roses in early spring. Many 
nurseries complain that it seems to die back, but 
oecasional spraying with some of the new fungicides 
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KOLKWITZIA amabilis. (Beautybush. Does well in 
poor soils and is perfectly hardy. Blooms much like 
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LEUCOTHOE _ catesbaei. (Drooping  Leucothoe' or 
Andromeda. Does well with Azaleas and Rhodendrons. 
Supply for Spring limited, but large supply will be 
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LIGUSTRUM ib. rezelianum. (Regal Privat; and these 
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LIGUSTRUM ib. vicary. (New golden-leaved form.) ____ 
LIGUSTRUM ov aureum. (Golden varigated Privet; 
nice where you need color contrast.) ~_______________ 
INUA GIN OIA Sam (SCen par ent i<)) pee ee ee 
MAHONIA aquifolia. (Oregon MHollygrape; evergreen 
shrub with yellow berries and holly-like foliage. Last 
year we filled only a fraction of our orders for this 
plant, but this year we have them in quantity.) ~ -___ 
MYRICA pensylvanica. (Northern bayberry or candle- 
berry; fairly large shrub; gray berries and bark are 
ighivmrcracranit.)) a = ee Ss ee Ee 
PHILADELPHUS corn. aureus. (Golden-leaved Mock- 
orange in great demand; available for summer and fall 
’*54 only. Supplies on hand already booked.) —~ -_______ 
PHILADELPHUS  virginalis. (Virginal mockorange; 
stock plants from which cuttings were taken were 
“rogued’’ several years to leave only true double- 
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PICEA conica glauca. (Dwarf Alberta Spruce; very 
small plants from cuttings. Sold out for spring °54. 
Booking orders for 55 delivery. We must carry them 
a full year before they are presentable.) ~__________~_ 
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