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Hypericum calycinum (Aaronsbeard St. Johnswort) 
A subshrub growing to a height of one foot. A rapidly spreading plant, 
creeping by woody root stalks and completely covering the soil. Useful in 
the herbaceous border or woody and shady margins. Blooms from June to 
August, large golden yellow flowers. Each 10 100 
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Ilex aquifolium angustifolia (Narrowleaf Holly) 
This is one of the most beautiful of all ilexes. Leaves are medium in size, 
rather narrow, dark green, very glossy, about one inch in length with ser- 
rated margin. Berries small bright red, glossy, showy. Rather slender grow- 
ing spire like tree. Unique in its class. Superlative specimen evergreen. 
Extremely useful in narrow situations. Hardy. Very rare. Self fertile. 
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Ilex crenata (Oriental Holly) 
Small, smooth, dark green leaves, resembling box. Has black berries, much 
branched shrub of irregular growth, 5 to 6 feet tall. Useful for its foliage. 
Fine hedge subject. Evergreen native of the Orient. 
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JUNIPERUS (JUNIPERS) 
Juniperus chinensis hetzi (Hetz Blue Juniper) 
Similar to Pfitzer Juniper but more rapid growing, with bluish green foliage. 
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Juniperus chinensis pfitzeriana (Pfitzer Juniper) 
This well-known juniper can scarcely be excelled for terrace and mass plant- 
ing. Upright training gives it a very individual habit of growth and greater 
range of landscape uses. It is hardy and a rapid, vigorous grower and 
thrives under adverse conditions of soi] and climate. It has fine green foliage 
which with a little pruning forms a dense mass. Broadly spreading, reach- 
ing in older trees a diameter of 20 to 25 feet or more. Probably the most 
universal favorite of all junipers of its type. 
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Juniperus chinensis sargenti (Sargent Juniper] 
This juniper has been well proven as it has been grown in American gardens 
for more than fifty years. It was first introduced into the Arnold Arboretum 
from Japan by Prof. Sargent in 1892. The branches overlap each other form- 
ing neat, dense masses of bluish green. It is a wide, low growing, spreading 
juniper reaching a height of only one foot and a spread of 10 to 12 feet or 
more in older trees. It is ideal for banks and terraces and for borders for 
taller growing trees. Its dense matted foliage and spreading habit of growth 
make it a ground cover of unsurpassed merit. The plants here listed are the 
bluish green type and the foliage possesses characteristics of peculiar and 
unusual beauty. Does well in poor or sandy soil. Very hardy. 
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