CLEODENDRON TRICOTOMUM 
Sometimes called Glorybower. A Japanese tall shrub or 
small tree with large soft leaves. It is conspicuous in late 
summer with loose clusters of fragrant white star shaped 
flowers about an inch and one half in diameter set off by 
red calyxes. The latter persist and make a pleasing con- 
trast with the bright blue fruits. Hardy in the North. 
NOTE: We believe that this plant should be used in place 
of dogwood. It is more hardy and will stand sun or shade, 
dry soil or damp, making it more versatile for landscaping. 
Liners Doz. 
24—26” 35.00 
386—48” 45.00 
Bye also have specimen trees which we can ship bare 
root. 
ak 1.50 10.00 
4’ 2.00 15.00 
5’ 2.50 20.00 
6’ 3.00 25.00 
We offer perfect well branched specimen trees as fol- 
ows: 
8—10’ 5.00 50.00 
(at Nursery only) 
DOGWOOD (Cornus Florida) 
The loveliest of all native American trees. Graceful 
symmetrical grower equally at home in the sun or partial 
shade, and has bright red berries late in the Fall. 
Doz. 
18—24” 10.00 
2436” 12.50 
CREPEMYRTLE WILLIAM TOOVEY 
(Lagerstroemia indica) 
The finest of all the Crapemyrtles, neat compact growth, 
and produces a solid mass of watermelon red flowers. 
3—4’ branched 10.00 doz. 
FLOWERING QUINCE 
(Cydonia) 
This is a very hardy shrub bearing pink to red flowers 
in early Spring and sometimes has a small fragrant fruit. 
Doz. 
18—24” branched 7.50 
FORSYTHIA 
An extremely good bloomer with pale yellow flowers 
completely covering the peeenee in Spring. 
OZ. 
2 Year 2 cea 5.00 
* \ MIRACLE FIG 
This is our own introduction and we haven’t been able 
to offer this fine producer since the cold speli of Nov. 1950. 
It is a very fast grower and produces figs of excellent 
table variety as big as a peach, 
Doz. 
2 Yr. plants $12.00 
KENTUCKY COFFEE TREE 
(Gymnocladus Dioca) 
A fast growing, tall tree with large compound leaves, 
and greenish white flowers in large clusters borne at the 
ends of the branches, followed with thick curved reddish 
pods with large seeds. Much used in large plantings. Hardy 
almost everywhere in the U. S. 
Doz. 
18 to 24 in. $5.00 
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