Some Tew CRAPE MYRTLES 
SHELL PINK CRAPE MYRTLE. We have 
never had a plant in our fields that has 
attracted more attention than the deli- 
cately tinted flowers of this new crape 
myrtle. We had to take it off the market 
in order to save enough plants for our 
propagation. Does not grow so vigor- 
Te a oF ously tall as the red and white kinds, 
> Magnificent Grayway “Red Beauty” Blossom Heads but more dwarfy and bushy, with arch- 
ing limbs covered with flowers that al- 
Over 12 Inches Long most take away your breath. Very few 
This beautiful, attractive watermelon red crape myrtle has been prac- l-yr plants available, $1.95 Ea. 
tically free of mildew right beside the common red that was so full of s “SNOW WHITE” CRAPE MYRTLE. We've 
mildews that is was ‘‘white with frost.” “grown it for three years, but this is the 
: : F first time we have been able to offer it 
We have stood amazed at its large blossom heads, often a foot in fa onPicatitlog laa iathets upright an 
length. And its marvelous coloring seems to leave nothing to be desired. growth, making an attractive plant. The 
The origin of this particular crape myrtle plant is something of a blossom petals are pure white, without 
mystery. It first became known when a crippled grower made his living aay coe tint. ee jue eee lovey: 
; ithe : : S an wish we had a thousand plants 
peddling plants in full bloom, growing them in old tubs and buckets, carry Foleheruineiead’ of just about ashindved, 
ing them from place to place with his horse and buggy. l-yr, $1.95. 
Prices: Red Beauty Crape Myrtle: 75c; $1.25; $1.75; $1.95. 
Some specimens, $3.95. 
WM. TOOVEY CRAPE MYRTLE 
This watermelon red crape myrtle sems to grow a little less in height 
and more in spread than the usual plant. Its color is as good as our Red 
Beauty, though sometimes we think it might be a little-darker and some- 
times not. At any rate, we think it should have top rating as a very excellent 
plant. Price: 2-year, heavy $1.75, $1.95. 
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nacteas be abled tbh Bes i hed ees CRAPE MYRTLE SPECIALS 
Modern ranch-type homes, with plants, it is possible to have planter Rod | Whiteland! Blue 
numerous outside planter boxes and boxes in the winter as well as dur- ¥ 
picture windows have created a de- ing the summer. 1 Heavy 2-yr. ‘Red Beauty” 
mand for plants and shrubs in keep- 1 Light 1-yr. Snow White 
ing with the architecture of the 1 Heavy 2-yr. Dwarf Blue 
buildings. We usually recommend 1 b 2 ee $6,95 tpaid 
dwarf evergreen plants at the ends Holly oTeaenu ans t Euo UP On Abel A sted dd A! Beis BLUE ee ah Mae aes yor 
; rium, Dwarf Euonymous, could see a row of this beautiful dwar 
gre SNE uth dae peice dees Liriope; all very useful where the top > > a> a> ai. ¢ crape myrtle in our field. What it lacks 
bl ie alts d ‘1 of the box is close to the bottom of in/ size, it surely makes up for'im a tre- 
ooming bulbs, and summer llow- ict aa mendous display of bloom, a solid mass 
ering plants. With dwarf evergreen a picture window. of color from one end of the row to the 
Among the dwarf evergeen plants 
we use in Grayway-planned outside 
3—"’Red Beauty” 
Medium 2-yr. Bushes other. A slow, dwarfy grower; but will 
3.95, postpaid outbloom any crape myrtle we have 
$ hell os ever seen. It has a luvender color with 
Postpaid Texas, Okla., Ark., La. a bluish tint that gives it its name, 
“Dwarf blue”. Bushy, 2-yr. plants, about 
18 inches high, $1.95. 
WHITE CRAPE MYRTLE. The common white, usually grown and planted. 
Heavy 2-yr., $1.75. 
