ILEX, Holly Each Ten 
*+Crenata convexa (bullaia) (Convex Box Holly). 4 ft. 
The best evergreen substitute for Boxwood in the 
North. Small, shiny, dark green boxwood-like leaves 
densely covering the twigs; good for rock gardens 
and other low plantings. Grows well in sun and 
shade; hardy. 
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*8Glabra (Inkberry). 2-5 ft. One of the best lesser known 
native shrubs, with handsome, shiny, evergreen leaves. 
The shining black berries ripen in Sept. and remain 
until late spring. 
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KALMIA, Kalmia 
*tLatifolia (Mountain Laurel). 10 ft. Leaves rich glossy 
green. An abundance of pinkish white blooms in June. 
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LEUCOTHOE 
*tCatesbaei (Drooping Leucothoe). 4 ft. A rather open- 
growing plant with fine white flowers borne on long, 
pendulous racemes. The leaves are glossy green in 
summer and assume a purplish red tint in late fall. 
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PACHYSANDRA, Pachysandra 
*+Terminalis (Japanese Spurge). | ft. A valuable ever- 
green ground cover, with white flowers in May. 
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PIERIS, Andromeda Each Ten 
*+Floribunda (Mountain Andromeda). 6 ft. A compact 
shrub with dark masses of evergreen foliage, over- 
hung with large panicles of Lily-of-the-Valley-like 
flowers in May. 
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*tJaponica (Japanese Andromeda). 10 ft. Ornamental 
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PYRACANTHA, Firethorn 
*+8Coccinea Lalandi (Laland Firethorn). A most remark- 
able fruiting evergreen shrub with small dark green 
leaves. Bears attractive large trusses of white flowers 
during the late spring followed by an abundance of 
brilliant orange-scarlet berries which remain late into 
the winter. An excellent plant for foundation planting 
where soil is dry. The plants can be trimmed to fit 
any position. Prefers a warm, well-drained location. 
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