EUONYMUS alatus—Winged Euonymus—This year we 
have a wonderful stock of heavily branched plants. 
Unit Price in Quantities 
1-9 10-49 50-249 
ELAEAGNUS angustifolia, 15’-18’ Russian Olive 
Silvery leaves and branchlets. Orange berries. Stands unfavorable 
conditions. 
LSato 2 dein es se eee eee 75 .60 50 
DIED <2 of thee Oe ae ote eee 1.00 80 .65 
—longipes (multiflora) 6’-8’ Cherry Elaeagnus 
Silvery leaves. Yellow flowers, fragrant. May. Large red berries 
ripening in July. 
LSStoc? 45in eee oe ee ee .90 al fa .60 
2 Oa Sa LL Oe ee ies 1:05 oo 
— umbellata, 8’-10’ Autumn Elaeagnus 
Powdery green leaves. Clusters of amber berries. Very hardy. 
LS "LO: DALI N Sea meee oe ret near nee ona eras 2) One 45 .35 
£00) a) 45 
PAT ORANG PR aN Ls cry Dineen tam, pole Tes one sore 
ELM (See ULMUS) 
ELSHOLTZIA stauntoni, 4’-5’ Mint Shrub 
Attractive late summer shrub. Dense. Lilac purple flowers. Very 
showy. 
LSet al Spin 5 2hs eee ee oe ee ray) 200 .45 
72.0 cue .60 
LS COs eR LL ceteris cana reece eee 
Order in multiples of 10 where possible. 
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