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ULMUS americana, American Em, 60-120 ft. 
One of our noblest ornamental tress, of graceful habit 
when young, and wide spreading in old age. 
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ULMUS pumila, Sisrerian Em, 40-50 ft. 
Popular fast growing tree, often erroneously called 
Chinese Elm (which name properly belongs to Ulmus 
parvifolia). 
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~ VACCINIUM corymbosum, Hicususn Biurserry, 6- 
120i 
Fine native shrub, the young branches yellowish-green 
or red. Dense clusters of white or pinkish flowers in 
May, and blue or blue-black edible berries in July or 
August. 
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VACCINIUM vitisidaea majus, SHorr Cowserry, 6- 
12 in. 
Low evergreen shrub, with white or pinkish flowers in 
May and dark red fruit in August-October. Fine as a 
groundcover, or for the rock garden. 
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VACCINIUM vitisidaea minus, Mounrarn Cowserry, 
4-6 in. 
Even more dwarf, forming dense evergreen mat. Flow- 
ers deeper color, sometimes red. 
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VIBURNUM ecarlesi, Koreanspice Vinurnum, 4-8 ft. 
Waxy pink fragrant flowers in May. Of recent intro- 
duction, this has rapidly become one of our most popu- 
lar shrubs. 
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VIBURNUM dentatum, Arrowwoop Visurnum, 6-12 
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White flowers in May or June on a bushy shrub. Con- 
spicuous blue fruit in September or October, is very 
attractive to birds. 
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VIBURNUM dilatatum, Linpen Visurnum, 7-10 ft. 
Upright bushy shrub, with showy white flowers in 
May-June, and handsome scarlet fruit in September- 
October. A fine species from E. Asia. 
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“ VIBURNUM lentago, Nannyserry Visurnum, 10-30 
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Shrub or small tree, with attractive white flowers in 
May-June and blue-black fruit in September-October. 
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VIBURNUM sargenti, Sarcenr Visurnum, 10-15 ft. 
Fine species from E. Asia. Showy white flowers in 
May-June, scarlet fruit in August-October. All the 
Viburnums attract birds. 
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~ VIBURNUM trilobum, American CranperrysusH VI- 
BURNUM, 8-12 ft. 
Popular native species, with its profuse white flowers 
in June and scarlet fruit coming in August and lasting 
well into the winter. Very hardy. 
VINCA minor, Common PrriwinkKLe. 
Popular trailing evergreen vine with attractive lilac- 
blue flowers in April with scattered blooms appearing 
through the summer. A dependable groundcover plant. 
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(3.50 per 10, 30.00 per 100) 
VINCA minor, Hv. Wurte Common Periwinkle. 
Fine white form, not generally available. 
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(5.00 per 10, 45.00 per 100) 
VINCA minor, Hv. Bow tes. 
An improved form of Periwinkle, with broader leaves, 
and large deeper blue flowers. 
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(6.00 per 10, 55.00 per 100) 
WEIGELA florida (rosea), OtprasHionep WeIGELA, 
6-10 ft. 
From North China and Korea. One of the handsomest 
species with rose pink flowers in May-June. 
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WEIGELA, Hv. Eva Raruxe, 4-6 ft. 
A splendid shrub, with dark red flowers in summer. 
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XANTHORHIZA simplicissima, Yr riowroor, 2-4 ft. 
Tiny dark purple flowers in April. Finely cut foliage. 
A fine undershrub for Rhododendron, Azaleas, etc. 
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When 5 or more plants of a kind and size are ordered, 
most varieties can be furnished at a lower unit price. 
Ask for our special prices on quantity lots. 
