MOUNTAIN LAUREL 
MOUNTAIN LAUREL 
(Kalmia latifolia) 
The familiar Laurel of our coun- 
tryside. A showy, beautiful shrub 
with clusters of pink and white 
flowers in June; glossy green foliage. 
Ideal for naturalistic plantings. 
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BOXWOOD 
(Buxus sempervirens) 
This variety is best suited for the New 
England climate. Especially good for edging 
and for formal effects. Can be sheared to any 
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ENKIANTHUS 
CAMPANULATUS 
(Redvein Enkianthus) 
While this is not a true broadleaved ever- 
green shrub, we have listed it with this group 
because it is so ideally suited for planting 
with rhododendrons, laurels and the other 
evergreen shrubs. 
Handsome plant with graceful, pendulous 
flowers of reddish orange and white. Rich 
green foliage turns bright red in fall. 
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PIERIS (Andromeda) 
Pieris japonica (Lily-of-the-Valley Shrub). This 
is one of the loveliest shrubs we know. Beautiful 
at all times—creamy white flowers, colorful new 
foliage of red and yellow turning to a pleasing 
waxy green, and a fall color of red and bronze 
accented by the showy flower buds. Grows in 
half shade or full sun. Upright. 
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P. floribunda (Mountain Andromeda). Compact, 
bushy shrub with large clusters of striking white 
flower spikes. Exceptionally hardy. Ideal for the 
foundation planting or border. Spreading habit. 
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EVERGREEN 
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Leading the procession of garden beauty from spring through fall to spring 
again, the broadleaved evergreen shrubs have an enduring loveliness that has 
earned for them the title, Aristocrats of the Garden. 
Their permanent, year-round, broad green foliage lends a delightful and 
pleasing note to all plantings. The attractive contrasts they furnish with other 
plants heightens the garden interest. The climax to the beauty of these perfect 
plants is the wealth of bloom they furnish, in a glorious range of color and deli- 
SHRUBS 
Most of these evergreen shrubs thrive happily in partial or deep shade. We 
in New England are fortunate in having, in general, the 
acid soil conditions they require for best growth. 
ILEX GLABRA 
(Inkberry) 
Its rich black-green foliage and shining black berries blend well 
with other evergreen shrubs in naturalistic plantings. It grows 
successfully in sun or shade; shearing improves its appearance. 
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ILEX CRENATA CONVEXA 
(Boxleaf Holly) 
Handsome evergreen with beautiful glossy leaves that are 
similar to boxwood. Splendid for foundation and evergreen 
plantings. 
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PYRACANTHA COCCIN 
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PYRACANTHA 
COCCINEA LALANDI 
(Firethorn) 
A spectacular evergreen shrub having clusters 
of white flowers in late spring and garbed with 
orange-red berries in the fall. 
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LEUCOTHOE CATESBAEI 
(Drooping Leucothoe) 
Graceful, pendulous branches of heavy, shining 
green foliage; profuse, creamy white, delicate blos- 
soms in spring. Rich bronze-red in autumn. Fine 
for shady locations. 
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