PHILADELPHUS AUREA. Golden Syringa. While 
this beautiful golden leaved shrub is more often 
than not trimmed down to small size as a filler 
among evergreens for contract, it will never-the- 
less, grow to at least six feet if left alone. 
ga ae 82 Anes ante doagece eased $ 2.00 
OVS TB REI Lee, SF Sooscd rntcocnsae egactont tome 2.50 
PRUNUS GLANDULOSA. Pink Flowering Almond. 
This bush is just covered with sweet scented double 
pink flowers in May. Very showy. 
POUT Rv phere ag asoynutnce edna vo ence $ 2.00 
PRUNUS GLANDULOSA ALBA. White Almond. 
A white form of the preceding. 
DOPE TAA = en sae Oce yD DEMO aoe $ 2.00 
PRUNUS TRILOBA. Flowering Plum. Similar to 
the above only larger flowers and little more vig- 
orous habit of growth. 
DAER AE GB) Es ar cocbootapnacno ouaussoscnussosuncsodac $ 2.50 
SPIREA PRUNIFOLIA. True Bridal Wreath Spirea. 
Similar to the old fashioned common bridal wreath 
only this has small delicate individual flowers borne 
up and down the stem. Unusual. 
Bada it ary tee earner ecscetecen sa: $ 1.50 
SPIREA BILLARDI. Pink Plume Spirea. Attract- 
ive shrub with rose-pink spire coming late spring. 
RU Rag i Oa ele ccc eee noord eee $ 1.50 
WEIGELA EVA RATHKE. Grows usually no more 
than 5 feet. Heavy bloomer with red flowers — 
June - July. 
Sadak (Sep racceeacts auatcaccencscsir neways $ 1.50 
LOW GROWING SHRUBS 
BERBERIS THUNBERGI. Japanese Barberry. 
Dwarf bushy plant with many small thorns end 
with bright red berries in the fall. Good for borders 
and hedges. 
15-18 in. each 45c — $40. per 100 
18-24 in. each 55c — $45. per 100 
BERBERIS ATROPURPUREA. Red Barberry. 
Same as above but with red to reddish foliage. 
1S) Ba ay a kee cocecc oeorn oheadsoonenea acon 45 
TB Roe Be deere Cena $ .65 
DS 24 Beer gate sectarectecsensnccusssescass 75 
DEUTZIA LEMOINE. The hardiest of the Deutzias 
in this climate. Seldom of 244 feet with pinkish- 
white flowers borne in great profusion up and down 
the stems in May. 
LS=24 Piya ree see ccte ec ereeeeccencsee: $ 1.25 
SPIREA FROEBELLI. Dwarf Pink Spirea. A bushy 
dwarf shrub growing usually less than three feet 
tall. Rosy pink bloom in late spring. 
ML S=24 Civ aece rere osteo tyre ene ecevs cc cceees $ 1.25 
SHADE TREES 
ACER DASYCARPUM. Silver Maple. Fast grow- 
ing rather open branched maple common through- 
out this area. 
Depa i CAL pce cercegevcscheorseos $ 7.50 
ACER PLATANOIDES. Norway Maple. Low bran- 
ching compact tree with very large dark green 
leaves. An excellent shade tree. 
Sa 10 ee eee eee crees $ 8.00 
