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FLOWERING SHRUBS 
FORSYTHIA (GOLDEN BELL) 
F VIRDISSIMA: Green stem Golden 
bell, Flowers greenish yellow 
GOLDEN SPIREA (Spirea Opultfolta 
Aurea; Golden leaved vartety 
producing white flowers in May 
June, 
HARDY ORANGE {( PONCIRUS) 
CITRUS TRIFOLIATA. Attracttve 
dwarf growtng, very thorny, 
fragrant biossomse and pungent 
frust, Ideal for Hedge, masses 
among shrub borcers, In wtnter 
after leaves fall, twigs stay 
green, 
HONEYSUCKLE (LONICERA) 
MORROW HONEYSUCKLE (Lonicera 
Morrowt Honeysuckle) An upright 
Honeysuckie bush, creamy white 
flowers, followed by bright red 
berries, 
RED HONEYSUCKLE {Lontcera Zabellit) 
Very hardy, upright, flowers 
Aprtl-May. Redish-Pink blooms 
followed by red frutt, 
HYPERICUM PROLIFICUM: About the 
same as Hypertcum Mosertanum 
except grows taller, See ma 
Catalog on page 46, 
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JAPANESE QUINCE (Cydonia Japontca 
Rubra) True upright Red, Non 
frutting. 
JETBEAD (Rhodotypes Kerrtiades) 
Green serrated leaves, white 
Slowers May and June followed by 
black fruti. 
KERRIA JAPONICA: Beautiful, yetlow 
flowers. June-September., 
LILAC HYBRIDS 
MME. ANTOINE BUCHNER. Double Pink 
SOUV DE LOUIS THIBAULT, Db} Ltiae 
WM. ROBINSON. Double Magenta Pink 
MAGNOLIA (Small Flowering) 4 min 
tature Soulangeana tn Yrowth, 
habtt and bloom, Very fine por 
the small home where space is 
limtted and a small flowering 
Shrub ts needed. 
MOUNTAIN FLEECE FLOWER (Polygonun 
dmplextcaule Rubrum) Different 
and unusual shrub displaying a 
shower of fizecy flowers that are 
first white, then pink, and later 
Q@ striking red. The branches and 
Stalks freeze back each winter, 
but more and stronger cane like 
Stalks come again in early spring. 
Usually blooms in Sept. 
PEACH (PRUNUS) 
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