MOCKORANGE (Philadelphus) 
JAPANESE MAPLE 
Priced according to size. 
Acer palmatum. The slender drooping 
branches of this variety are closely lined with 
small, maple-like leaves that in spring are 
rosy-red, changing in summer to glistening 
green and in fall are painted rich shades of 
scarlet and gold. Sun or shade. 
Acer palmatum dissectum (Japanese Cutleaf 
Maple). The red leaves are delicately cut. 
Weeping, graceful branches. 
Acer palmatum atropurpurea. Same as _pal- 
matum, except that purple-red color remains 
all summer. 
DWARF FLOWERING ALMOND 
Amygdalus nana. Small shrubby tree with long 
slender branches laden in spring with deli- 
cately very double flowers like small roses. 
Available in pink or white. 
AZALEA ALTACLARENSIS 
The Euer-Charming DECIDUOU S 
The flowering shrubs listed in this group will lose their leaves for a short time each 
year. They are the hardiest of shrubs, withstanding heat and cold. In fact, their extreme 
hardiness makes them desirable for mountain homes. Others, because they are not so 
large, can be used where definite height of growth is a consideration in the garden. 
Many produce showy flowers, without which the garden would lack much in interest 
and sparkle. 
FLOWERING QUINCE 
AZALEAS 
All Deciduous Azaleas: B.B. $4.00 and up 
Azalea altaclarensis. Apricot yellow. A Chinese 
azalea resembling Mollis except in color. 
Azalea mollis. Colorful spring bloom. The 
flowers are borne in large clusters and vary 
in color and intensity from bright orange to 
flame. 
Azalea mollis hybrids. Outstanding varieties 
of newest introduction. 
Azalea occidentalis. The fragrant Western 
Azalea. It varies in color from clear salmon 
pink to pure white. May to June. 
BARBERRY 
Berberis thunbergi atropurpurea, Red Leaf 
Japanese Barberry. Rich lustrous bronzy-red 
foliage and brilliant red berries. Dense bushy 
shrub best in sun. Gal. $1.25. 
FLOWERING QUINCE 
(Chaenomeles) 
Available Bare Root and 5-gal Cans. 
Some Times Available in Gallon Containers. 
The old fashioned flowering quinces with 
their bright red flowers in early spring were 
showy in their day but never equal to the 
newer varieties available at our nursery. They 
are much more showy, stay in bloom longer 
and make fine cut flowers. Very hardy shrubs. 
Apple Blossom. Apple blossom pink. 
Coral Beauty. Rosy coral with light center. 
Red Ruffles (Plant Pat. 941). Strong, erect, 
almost thornless type. The flower petals are 
so large they overlap, creating an attractive 
ruffled effect. Dazzling brilliant red, the best 
red to date. 
Snow. Pure glistening white. Very large and 
vigorous. 
Stanford Red. Large crimson red flowers of 
robust habit. Good for cutting as they hold 
up well and are almost thornless. 
HYDRANGEAS, for the Shade 
All Hydrangeas: Gal. $1.25 
Excellent shrubs for shady places where the 
soil can be slightly acid. Some varieties will 
produce blue flowers if the soil is treated to 
a light application of alum or iron sulphate. 
Hydrangea Hybrids. We offer many new hy- 
brids in blue, white, carmine, red and pink. 
Many large flowered, choice varieties. 
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