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AMERICAN HOLLIES 
Under the title "Selected heavy fruiters" we are offering stock 
taken from trees growing in Connecticut, most of which were selected and 
propagated originally by the Boyce Thompson Institute, Yonkers, N.Y. They 
are excellent heavy bearing selections especially suited for the region 
from Massachusetts and southern New York through Ohio to Illinois and 
southern Michigan. 
per 100 
I. opaca Selected heavy fruiters $ 65.00 
Ley @ er Arden 45.00 
I. "  Croonenberg (for the south) 45.00 
ir "Draper (good northern type) 45.00 
I ‘ Griscom (well known Jersey variety) 45.00 
Ilex opaca Old Heavy Berry. Considered the finest Ameri- 
can holly. A heavy fruiter with large, glossy, deep green 
leaves. But it is hard to propagate by cuttings. Many 
are grafted and make excellent plants. 
Rooted cuttings 3" pots Not more than 10 per order 
-75 each 
Grafts well est. 3" pots Not more than 25 per order 
295 each 
If you want any, order early 
I. opaca pyramidalis $ 55.00 
Ty “mates (larce. flat lear) 45.00 
I. " male (small twisted leaf) 45.00 
If you plan to order, do so early. 25 of one variety at 100 rate. 
Prices F.0.B. the nursery. Packing free on orders accompanied by cash. 
Usually terms to those who establish credit. 
No stock shipped C.0.D. unless 25% is sent with the order. 
All material offered subject to prior sale. All stock ready for early spring 
delivery. 
All root balls wrapped in polythene film to prevent drying out. 
WILMAT HOLLY CO. Box 304, Narberth, Pa. 
. Tel. Welsh Valley: 4-742h 
Nursery - Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. (Just west of Philadelphia) 
October lst, 1953 
