PRAIRIE VIEW, ILLINOIS 37 
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PRUNUS virginiana Chokeberry 
Dense, white flowers and red fruit in the summer. 
Rough speckled bark. - 30’ 
Do MOM SS Poa oe, 75 65 
Os EN te 3 ses eS at eee 1.00 95 
8’ 189, aa i ae yar See 5.50 5.25 
RHAMNUS CATHARTICA Common Buckthorn 
Dark green foliage. Black berries. Excellent shrub 
for hedges or background planting. - 10’ 
frangula Glossy Buckthorn 
Red berries maturing black. Attractive glossy 
foliage. - 8’ 
Prices on above listed Rhamnus as follows: 
Sigh) el aah ee a a ge 70 .60 
ANY hat 6h oe RR 8 a ee re 80 mAU) .60 
tye OMe. ie 2 ec \ Petts 5.50e- chet re 90 80 70 
On MERC ne Be 2s, 5 ee dra ae he 25 1.10 90 
RHAMNUS chadwickii Chadwick Buckthorn 
A dwarf compact grower with heavily laden black 
berries. Outstanding for winter effect. - 7’ 
AEE oo Ss, > sv. 23, 3 > Sti) 70 .60 
LR Se oad we So 1.00 90 
5-6’ 151s ak ee eee 7.50 
RHODOTYPOS kerrioides (scandens) White Kerria 
White flowers in May-June. Fresh green foliage 
and small black berries. - 5’ 
ME he clas ooh eons 85 .80 15 
Sl Ale eg ee a ae 95 .90 85 
SY 9 p> Jol eaves Meiers ee eae PLO 1.00 90 
RHUS canadensis (aromatica) Fragrant Sumac 
Yellow flowers in May, followed by small red 
berries. Brilliant autumn foliage. Fragrant 
foliage. 
TREE 9 ON aera 85 .80 .70 
Zit ee Se et EE 95 90 80 
copallina Shining Sumac 
Greenish flowers in panicles with lustrous 
foliage. - 10’ 
cotinus (see under cotinus coggygria) 
glabra Smooth Sumac 
Crimson fruits in bunches. Dwarfish habit of 
growth. - 8’ 
typhina Staghorn Sumac 
Greenish flowers in dense terminal panicles. 
Picturesque habit of growth with clusters of 
crimson berries. - 15’ 
Prices on above listed Rhus as follows: 
oA is eat shales oe vis ole 3 65 60 Od 
TASS MSE! Fe oat ar ae arr ee .80 75 60 
DO Mee err ele Pam oie cok kis 2 L060 95 685 
Larger sizes available. 
Selected material 25% extra. 
