HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS 
ALPINE CURRANT, dwarf compact 
shrub, dark green foliage 
OF to 2) inches= sees eee _Pieiedes BS each 65c 
dO ZOti 1 eas eee ee Ee $6.50 
BARBERRY THUNBERGI, a spreading 
shrub with small leaves which turn to 
bright scarlet in the fall. The bright red 
berries remain on the shrub all winter. 
LZEtOs Sci Cieste eens noes te eae 75¢ 
> CRAB HOPA, an upright ornamental crab. 
Small red fruit remains on tree until fall 
Beautiful single rose color blossoms in 
spring. 
Oc tOm/ sleet mer cuee a eee eee $2.75 
FLOWERING PLUM, double pink flowers 
in early spring. Similar to Flowering 
Almond but hardier in our climate. 
PSL ORS LCC THRs <a te ree EEE ee eke ts $2.00 
HONEYSUCKLE, ZABELI, dark red flow- 
ers in May followed by red berries. 
ESstOec4s incense ae eer ne ee $1.50 
HYDRANGEA P. G., showy clusters of 
white flowers changing into pink and 
_ bronze shades in fall. 
RORLOr2 4 1T1C ll CGe ae een «See Peas $1.25 
DatOPaut Cet se ne ees eel eerste ere, hs 
HYDRANGEA, SNOWBALL, heavy snow- 
ball like clusters of white flowers from 
; rei ene to frost. Can be planted in part 
shade. 
ZatO, Galeet iced eee eae ee $1.50 
LILAC, PERSIAN, purple, a_ graceful 
shrub with small leaves, and heavy clusters 
of flowers. 
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FRENCH, LILACS, bloom in a year or 
two after. planting. The flower stalks .are 
larger than those of the common lilac. The 
bush is smaller. 
CHARLES JOLY, double red. 
PEtOPOViCels aus tate eee ee ee ee $2.00 
Mockoranges 
“MINNESOTA SNOWFLAKE,” New 
Double Mockoragne. Plant Patent No. 538. 
(Picture page 1.) Produces an abundance 
of pure white fragrant blossoms in June 
and early July, height 6 to 8 ft. 
2: to 3 feet seen ee eee $1.50 
3°to-4 feet Wi tens) eee ee 2.00 
“FROSTY MORN.” New Double Dwarf 
Mockorange introduced for 1954, Pure 
white, sweet-scented double blossoms. A 
very dainty, attractive shrub. (Picture on 
page 2.) 
15 to 18 inches. foes) ==> eee ene $1.50 
18) to: 24 Vinches:...2--- $2.00 
Extra heavy. brancheds2--22 === eee 3.00 
MOCKORANGE GOLDEN, a compact 
shrub with brilliant yellow foliage. 
“NEWPORT, PURPLE LEAVED PLUM, 
foliage reddish purple with bright red tips, 
hardy upright grower. 
2. to 3<feet. 2S to eee $1.75 
SPTREA, ANTHONY WATERER, masses 
of rosy crimson blossoms through the sum- 
mer. It is one of the most popular of the 
low growing shrubs. 
12 to L5.unches 2.32 ee $1.10 
15%to2] 8, inchess2.2- 0 eae ee 125 
SPIREA, FROBELI, similar to Anthon™ 
Waterer, but a foot taller with larger and 
darker leaves which are a beautiful red 
shade in spring and fall. Pink flowers. 
18°to 24 inches! 222 2 eee $1.00 
SPIREA VAN HOUTTE, well known pop- 
ular shrub, pure white flowers April-Mav. 
2 to:3 féets =e ee eee $1.00 
TAMERIX, verv fine feathery delicate green 
foliage with airy pink flowers from July 
to September. Flowers may be cut for 
bouquets. It is used in group plantings. 
corners and as specimens. 
18itor 24 tinchési se. 2 ee ee $1.25 
2et0. 3 feetzco ee ee eee 1.75 
WEIGELA, “BRISTOL RUBY,” Pat. 492, 
the best red shrub, large soft-red flowers, 
shading to garnet crimson. 
2: to.gafeets 22a | Se $1.75 
TULIPS FROM HOLLAND For Fall Planting 
Single Early Tulips 
COULEUR CARDINAL, brilliant crimson. 
KEIZERSKROON, bright red, with broad 
golden yellow border. 
PINK BEAUTY, bright cherry-rose. 
PRINCE CARNAVAL, red flamed yellow. 
OLYMPIADE, extra fine yellow. 
10 for $1.10 
Double Early Tulips 
ELECTRA, splendid deep carmine. 
MARECHAL NIEL, golden yellow, flamed 
salmon orange. 
MR. VAN DER HOEFF, pure golden 
vellow. 
PEACH BLOSSOM, deep pink. - 
CRANGE NASSAU, orange-scarlet 
10 for $1.10 
Red Emperor 
22 Inches Bright vermilion-scarlet. Earliest tulip. 
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