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FLOWERING 
QUINCE 
AZALEA MOLLIS. This large, colorful Azalea at- 
tains a height of 3-4 feet with large clusters of flowers 
ranging from bright orange to flame. $4.50 up. 
FORSYTHIA. Arching branches happily burdened 
with showers of bell-like yellow flowers before the 
leaves appear. Gal. $1.25. 
FLOWERING QUINCE. New varieties in red, pink, , 
coral, white, deep crimson. They stay in bloom a long 
time, and furnish fine cut flowers. Gal. $1.50 up. 
HYDRANGEAS. Shrubs that prefer light acid soil 
and shade. We have hybrids in blue, carmine, red 
and pink. Fertilizers will effect color of some vari- 
eties. Ask us about this. Gal. $1.50. 
MAGNOLIA STELLATA, Star Magnolia. Between 
a large shrub and small tree. You'll love it this Spring 
when it bursts into 3-4 inch fragrant blooms com- 
posed of narrow white petals. Gal. $3.50 up. 
Among BROAD-LEAVED EVERGREENS 
we recommend: 
ARBUTUS UNEDO, Strawberry Tree. Wonderful 
performer! Deep green foliage, white urn-shaped 
flowers and brilliant red strawberry fruits around 
Christmas make this tall shrub one of the best. 
1-Gal. $1.25 up. 
DAPHNE odora marginata. Rich, green leaves 
with cream-yellow margins and white or pink flowers 
with a lemonish fragrance make this dense, low shrub 
exquisite in light sun or shade. Blooms January to 
March. Hardy. Gal. $1.75. 
VIBURNUMS are hardy, substantial shrubs. Use 
them for foundation plantings, shrub borders or 
hedges. See them all, but remember these two in 
particular: Viburnum burkwoodi (semi-deciduous). 
Round clusters of fragrant white flowers. Glossy- 
green, ribbed leaves. Gal. $1.50. Viburnum 
tinus, Laurestinus. Goes to 10 feet in height and 
width. Pink buds open to dainty white flowers in 
spring, against deep green foliage. Black or deep- 
blue berries, too. Gal. $1.25. 
LILACS 
Give your home and grounds color and character this Spring with 
woody, flowering shrubs! Unfortunately, space permits us to list 
only a very few of those we have available—and prohibits pro- 
viding you with characteristics and planting information we 
would like you to have. That's why we particularly ask that you 
come in and see us. We would deem it a privilege to discuss 
plants and planting with you and to answer any questions that 
you may have. 
LILACS. French Hybrids are available in new single 
and double varieties . . . pink, white, lilac, mauve, 
violet, deep violet and royal purple. Florets are very 
large. Come in soon and make your selection. Bare 
root $3.00 up. 
MOCK ORANGE, Philadelphus virginalis. Glo- 
rious blooms in early summer, when masses of fra- 
grant, double and semi-double, large, pure-white 
flowers arrive. They stay awhile, too! Gal. $1.25. 
ALL of the ABOVE are available in LARGER sizes 
AZALEA MOLLIS 
WEIGELA 
SPRING FLOWERING SHRUBS 
SPIRAEAS or BRIDAL WREATHS are easy to grow 
and hardy. They vary in color, habit and form. Here 
are two you'll like: Double Bridal Wreath. Masses 
of double, snowy-white flowers on graceful branches, 
complemented by light green leaves. Wan Houttei. 
Very popular shrub that will delight you with a glit- 
tering display of single, pure-white flowers on fine 
arching branches in late Spring. Gal. $1.25. 
SNOWBALLS, Viburnum opulus sterile. A like- 
able large shrub or small tree that is hardy and 
abounds in white globular flowers during May and 
June. Gal. $1.25. 
WEIGELAS make nice summer screens and are easy 
to grow. Bristol Ruby (Pat. 492) is a medium size 
variety that will bear trumpet-shaped, ruby-red flow- 
ers. Gal. $1.50. Rosea. Grows to 8-10 feet fast, 
and offers lovely clusters of pink to red flowers in 
May and June. Gal. $1.25. 
UNTIL APRIL 1st 
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On any 2 plants—or more 
On these two pages! 
Come in now— 
while selections are complete! 
and ORTHORIX Spray (Gallon, $4.95). 
TM‘s Ortho, Isotox, Volck, Orthorix Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. 
We recommend a complete dormant spraying of your gar- 
den at this time with VOLCK Oil Spray (Gallon, $2.95) 
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