ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS, Continued 
LILAC, Persian Purple. Sometimes called Chinese 
Lilac. Various shades of lavender and purple 
blossoms literally cover the compact plants in 
May. This Lilac does not spread away from the 
plant as the old- fashioned Lilac does. See illus- 
trated folder. 
18-24 sinehs.22 a. $ .90 2-3 feats nee $1.00 
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LILAC, French—Chas. Joly. Double florets of dark- 
est red purple—usually bloom the second year. 
Di5 OR Csr Ma aed A fh) ee Ee $3.00 
LILAC, French—Souv. de Ludwig Spaeth. Single 
florets of darkest blue purple—usually bloom 
second year. 
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MAHONIA (Oregon Holly-grape). An evergreen shrub 
with shiny large, spiny, metallic looking leaves 
which turn a bronzy red in autumn. In spring the 
clusters of yellow flowers are very attractive and 
are followed by blue fruit in June and July. Does 
not mind shade and has very ornamental foliage 
_for cutting. 
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MOCKORANGE, Snowflake (Pat. 538). The new, very 
double mockorange. Blooms very profusely dur- 
ing June and July. Plant Snowflake as a speci- 
He a screen or as a tall border. See illustrated 
older. 
MOCKORANGE Virginal. Semi-double fragrant 
flowers almost two inches in diameter. Repeats 
several times during the summer and fall. 
WO= AA TOPs hcnooc nae $1.50 2-3 feet........ alto 
POTENTILLA, Gold Drop. Small shrub with fern- 
like leaves and intensely brilliant golden yellow, 
Buttercup-like flowers from early June until 
October. 
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PUSSY WILLOW. Large shrub or small bushy tree 
with soft pearl gray ooresns before the leaves 
appear. 
1-22 UNCH PDOLLed otianltwe ees) $1.00 
PYRACANTHA, Gibb’s (Firethorn). A most remark- 
able fruiting evergreen shrub. Bears attractive 
large trusses of white flowers during the late 
spring followed by brilliant orange- -scarlet ber- 
ries. 
Lor cee OLGeC PLAT CSpot Coe oe Sa tsa as $2.00 
B=4 Teeter ovted Plan tse en cocks eke eek 4.00 
QUINCE, Red Flowering. Sure to bloom, grown from 
blooming wood only. 
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PICTURESQUE FRUIT TREE 
Oftentimes a picturesque fruit tree is a beautiful ad- 
dition to the landscape. The bloom in spring adds a 
cheering sight. Many fruit trees grow in interesting 
shapes and it’s fun to have both beauty and fruit 
from them. 
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