SPRING 1955 13 
lto4 5to24 25&up 
Each Each Each 
FORSYTHIA intermedia 
—Spring Glory 6’-8’ Spring Glory 
This new forsythia is the loveliest of all Golden 
Bells, large pale yellow flowers completely covering 
branches, it is said to produce twice the number of 
blossoms of ordinary forsythias. 
COUR MET Cet ol xl ees 1.50 1.40 1.30 
MRL OME Meme Ue ar eee ae 1.60 1.50 £1.40 
Lynwood Gold 5'-7’ Lynwood Gold 
Erect branches completely smothered under 
yellow flowers from top to bottom. A fine in- 
troduction from Ireland. 
2ueetoo 1.60 1.50 
Oe tomes : 1.80 
suspensa 4’-6' Weeping Goldenbell 
Graceful drooping habit. Bright yellow. Excellent 
on banks. 
EET CRC CU ee ode te 1.60 1.50 
SL CET eee Cee eo eke 1.80 1.70 
fe uy Lite, 2 i opel ne lies ha eee 2.40 2.20 
viridissima bronxensis 18” Dwarf Goldenbell 
| New introduction from Bronx Botanical Gardens of 
New York. A little brother to the golden bell family. 
Handsome neat foliage, profusion of tiny golden 
flowers early spring. Good garden plant. Full sun- 
light preferred. 
Gann CERO UEDLIT ee en 1.50 1.40 1.20 
ORME OG Ome IT ieee 1.60 1.50 1.40 
GLEDITSIA moraine 80’-90’ Moraine Locust 
(Plant Patent No. 836) 
New patented thornless locust. Vigorous vase 
spreading habit. Makes a uniform, clean and grace- 
ful deep rooting shade tree free from diseases and 
pests. 
6 to (8 “ft. Branched... 8.00 7.00 
8 to10 ft. Branched.......... 10.00 9.00 
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