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SPRING
TRADE LIST

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1935

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INTRODUCTION

Spring
Trade List, 1935

We are peculiarly fortunate in
having two distinctly different
locations for our Nursery Stock.

Different soil, and different cli-

mate conditions are essential for
first rate products. We have
found, for instance, that our Roses
and our Azaleas grow much bet-
ter in the soil of Southern Dela-
ware, whereas most of our shade
trees and deciduous shrubs thrive
to greater advantage at Little
Silver, New Jersey, which is our
shipping point for all material.
Hence, we are growing all of our
stock in the ideal spot for its best
development. This is the reason
for the unequalled quality of our
Nursery ware which we are still of-

fering at the amazingly low prices

you will find quoted herein.
LOVETT'S NURSERY, Inc.

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POVETTS SRPRINGSTRADE ELST; 1935

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AUTUMN

Hardy Field Grown
ROSES

Strictly No. 1 grade plants, Eastern grown, and budded
on Rosa multiflora japonica (unless noted otherwise).

Our list of Hybrid Tea Roses has been greatly reduced
this year. We can see no advantage in growing a tremen-
dous assortment of varieties, knowing, as we do, that there
are only a few sorts of each color which may be depended
on to give satisfactory results in the varied soils and
climates of our great country.

All our Roses are properly pruned and ready for plant-
ing before being pale and shipped to our patrons. Do
not request untrimmed Roses as we cannot supply same,
all of our Roses having been carefully pruned by experts
during the Winter months.

Everblooming Roses
Hybrid Teas OS sos

AUTUMN. Gorgeous flowers which blend

together the Autumnal shades of russet

brown, bronzy red and rich yellow. Splen-

GIGGOG CUGEIM IS we eda sweat wae $3.50 $30.00
Charles K. Douglas. Countless large flow-

ers of a light crimson scarlet which does

TIGL CRE REPENS Whi so oaks kas bas 3.00 25.00
Chas. P. Kilham. Bright orange pink with
fiery center; very double................ 3.50 30.00

Dame Edith Helen. Shapely buds and high

centered pink blooms of perfect shape.... 3.00 25.00
Duchess of Luxembourg. Large and very

double flowers of a rich golden yellow.... 3.00 25.00
Etoile de France. Popular, with long, dark

crimson blooms; very fragrant............ 3.00 25.00
Frank W. Dunlop. Many deep rose-pink
Gen May i ee 3.00 25.00

LOVETT'S SPRING-<TRADE LIST, 1935

EVERBLOOMING RoOsEsS—Continued

Gruss an Teplitz. Crimson maroon flowers
In great abundance throughout the entire 10

100
SEASON 2 Salen eriolveaes. is Moodie coe Cees $3.00 $25.00

Ivy May. Shapely in both bud and flower
are these rose-pink blooms, which are

edged and suffused with gold........... 3.00
Joyous Cavalier. Brilliant scarlet; large,

doubles teg7 2 ae es i eee Se tO)
Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria. Most popular

of all the White Hybrid Tea Roses....... 3.50
Konigin Louise. Bud and flower extremely

large;;white;-very lastmeo 2 see 50

LADY ASHTOWN. ~ Exguisitely pointed
flowers of glossy, deep pink with golden
underglow. Especially good as a cut flower
In corsage or bouquet: es eee 3.00

Lord Charlemont. Bright flowers of deep
scarletsGrimson wo) see Ber

MISS ROWENA THOM. Huge, flaming,
rosy mauve flowers, center old gold. Con-
tinuous *bloomern=<-7 2. eerie. | eee ee 3.00

MEVR. G. A. VAN ROSSEM. Brownish
yellow flowers, shaded with copper pink; a
populaninoyvelty2.55.5.70- 5 eee 50

. W. E. Nickerson. Yellow-to-salmon,
veined with golden pink................

Norman Lambert. Lasting flowers of a
deep: salmon-orange:2.9. a26 4.5 2: tees = 50

PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER. An
outstanding novelty of maroon, orange and
gold; a perfect Rose for the florist or the.
home gardenn 2 eae eee eyes ae 3.50

Radiance. Most popular of all Roses, with
its bright pink, huge blooms by the score;
fragrant, foliage splendid.............. Ee

Rapture. Rich, clear pmk Roses. Quite
similar to the older variety, Mme. Butter-
fly, but of better color, and also a better
STOWEF. . Noy csk a ee adh ee ee ee 3.00

Miss RowENA THOM
2

25.00
30.00
30.00
30.00

25.00
30.00

25.00

30.00
25.00
30.00

30.00

25.00

25.00

BQVETI'S! SRRING TRADE EIST. 1935

SYRACUSE

-EVERBLOOMING Rioses—Continued

Red Radiance. Bright, rosy red sport of

Radiance, and like its sire in blooming 10 100

qualities, foliage and fragrance......... $3.00 $25.00
Souv. de Claudius Pernet. Very free ©

bloomer, early and late, of the purest yel-

exe THON. an oe an ee 3.00 25.00
Souv. de Georges Pernet. Beautiful rose,

with brick-red buds opening to huge flowers

of a pleasing orange-pink.............. 3.00 25.00
Syracuse. A new Rose, outstanding in the

brilliance of its bright crimson hue. Blooms

hold their color and shapeliness when cut. 4.00 35.00

TALISMAN. Brilliant buds, red on outer

side of petals and gold on inner side, turn

to well shaped blooms, scarlet orange and

Aen \yeall OnP Ae oar be ee eae 3.00 25.00
Wilhelm Kordes. A floral sunset of golden

fawn and orange pink; intensely fragrant.. 3.50 30.00
Willowmere. Rich pink rose, perfect for

bedding, and suffused with a radiant glow. 3.00 25.00

Hybrid Perpetual and
Miscellaneous Roses

Budded on Rosa Multiflora Japonica
Prices refer to No. 1 grade plants

Frau Karl Druschki. Best of all white 10 100
flowering Roses. Very hardy and free
DRCOTRMEIME IG NS ih Ne ok bes $2.50 $22.00
Magna Charta. Huge blooms of bright pink,
overlaid with carmine, very double, full

CHG) Lac riie ckenswane ih? a Mi eel ae 2.50 22.00
Marshall P. Wilder. Large, double, full,

bright scarlet crimson flowers............ 2.50 22.00
Soleil d’Or. Orange yellow to ruddy gold,

shaded with Nasturtium red............. 3.00 25.00

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1935

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST,

CLIMBING ROSE ALIDA LOVETT

Climbing Roses

Budded on Rosa Multiflora Japonica except as noted

No. 1 grade plants
Alberic Barbier. Many fragrant, creamy 10

100

white flowers, shaded yellow at their centers.$2.50 $20.00

ALIDA LOVETT. The best pmk Climber.
An extra strong sort, originated by the late
Dr. Van Fleet, producing bright, shell pmk
flowers, tinted sulphur yellow at base, and
of Hybrid Tea shape and size............ 2.50

American Pillar. Large, single, brilliant
crimson-pink flowers with white centers
and, goldencstamens-......-eicm area cae 2

Aviateur Bleriot. Orange-pink buds turn
to pale yellow bloomse 22.2645 -- ae

BESS LOVETT. The best red Climber. A
Van Fleet introduction with cup-shaped
light crimson blooms, full and large, in
long-stemimed clusters. 22-).-1) oe oe 2.50

CLIMBING AMERICAN BEAUTY. One
of the most popular of all climbing Roses,
producing brilliant carmine flowers; the
most beautiful in shape of any climber.... 2.50

Crimson Rambler. Large, pyramidal clus-
ters of bright crimson flowers im great pro-
fUSIONE neater eee a eee ee 2.00
Dorothy Perkins (On own roots). Ver
popular, with beautiful miniature shell-
pink flowers in pendulous sprays........ 2.00
Dr. Huey. Semi-double, large flowers of
crimson maroon, shaded black, borne in
many clusters on a hardy plant.......... 2.50
Dr. W. Van Fleet. The most popular climber
of its color, with pale pink buds and flowers
for over three weeks in the Summer..... 2.50

EMILY GRAY. This popular variety bears
semi-double flowers of a bright buff color
with amber yellow at the base of each petal. 3.00

Ernst Grandpierre. Fragrant salmon-yellow
buds turn to large creamy blooms.......

Eugene Jacquet. Fragrant, very lasting,
cherry carmine-red in clusters...........-

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20.00

15.00
20.00

20.00

20.00

15.00

15.00

20.00

20.00

25.00
20.00
20.00

EOVETIES“SPRENG TRADE LIST, W935

CLIMBING Rosres—Continued

Excelsa (On own roots). Large and profuse 10 100

clusters of scarlet-crimson blooms on a vig-
OFOUS PlANG seca iuie cere a eile sais eiete ap thateancte $2.00 $15.00

Flower of Fairfield. An everblooming crim-
son rambler of the hardiest constitution... 2.50 20.00

Gardenia. Pretty buds of nankeen yellow

on Jong stems make this the most popular

elomber olnts COlOr?.. 6. ot Sik oc eee : 15.0)
Jacotte. Bears clusters of large semi-double

orange-yellow flowers nite reddish cop-

per. Not absolutely hardy north of Tren-

EQN Re Rie srr atataiicne ava s ars obs o.e/dloiece ian es 3.59 30.00
Lady Gay (On own roots). Soft cherry-pink

Roses with crinkled petals in large, loose

3] AEES) «Teor or, chet ge aE ea 2.00 15.00
Marie Gouchault. Brilliant clear red pass-

ing to salmon rose; of Dorothy Perkins type. 2.50 20.00
MARY LOVETT. Third of the Van Fleet

Lovett Sisters Climbers and the best white

of all. Sweet-scented and free blooming,

borne on long, strong stems.............- .50 20.00
Mme.GregoireStaechelin(SpanishBeauty).

Bears quantities of opalescent pink flowers,

overlaid with carmine in June.......... 3.00 25.00
PAUL’S SCARLET. Fiery scarlet flowers of
excellent shape, borne in small trusses.... 2.50 20.00

Phyllis Bide. An everblooming variet

which produces myriads of gold and pin

Roses throughout the entire season..... 3. 25.00
Primrose. Bright, primrose yellow flowers

borne several together on a long stem.... 2.50 20.00
Roserie. Velvety Tyrian pink, white base,

gets darker with age, and darker veining. 2.50 20.00
Silver Moon. Long, creamy buds turn to

huge, saucer-shaped flowers in small sprays. 2.50 20.00

The Beacon. Fiery red with white eye.... 2.50 20.00
White Dorothy Perkins (On own roots).

A pure white form of the popular ‘“Doro-
thy” and even stronger in growth....... 2.00 15.00

Wichuraiana (On own roots). A_ perfect
trailer with single white flowers which have
prominent golden yellow stamens and are

delrgittfully@tragcrant..2cc'e fais eee’ s ois 2s 2.50 20.00

Polyantha Roses

(BABY RAMBLER)

Budded on Rosa Multiflora Japonica
No. 1 grade plants

Gloria Mundi. Striking and beautiful with 10 100
its large clusters of orange-scarlet flowers.$2.50 $22.00

Golden Salmon. Large orange flowers
grace this vigorous plant in huge trusses.. 2.50 22.00

Ideal. Dark velvety crimson blooms in

the greatest profusion throughout the
SCESOT oh oe NSE Se de 2.50 22.00

Triomphe Orleanais. Semi-double, cherry-
red, borne in large clusters on Iong, strong

SESUTR, U| e G S . ee 2.50 22.00

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935

HARDY SHRUBS

All of our shrubs are graded up to and above the
standards adopted by the American Association of Nurs-
erymen. They are grown in wide rows, with plenty of
space between each plant, so that they can develop into
sturdy, bushy specimens.

Special Shrub Offer

This may be your last chance to take advantage
of the phenomenal bargains we are listing below.
Our shrub collections have met with such unanimous
approval that we are again offering them to our
patrons at rock-bottom prices. These shrubs are
all two years old or older, and can thus be de-
pended upon for quick and satisfactory results. Rare
and choice varieties will be mcluded in your col-
Iection—you need not fear for our selection of sorts,
and all will be correctly labeled.

50 Assorted Shrubs, our choice of

varieties; atio@2 40 ae 10c. each
100 Assorted Shrubs, our choice of
Vanleties: satan fraceainn an eee 9c. each
500 Assorted Shrubs, our choice of
Varieties, atic. 25 ee 8c. each
1000 Assorted Shrubs, our choice of
Varieties: cate we 2s hip uey an 7Ti4c. each

Kindly state when making out your order, whether
you would prefer a majority of tall growing shrubs,
dwarf shrubs, or medium growing sorts. If no
advice Is given us, you will receive a collection of
assorted kinds.

ABELIA grandiflora (Glossy Abelia). 10 100
2.10) 3) ft. B&B) oe ne). $450 0540100
Sitor4 ft.:;B& Beit ee ye eee. 6.00 50.00

ACANTHOPANAX pentaphyllum (Five-

leaf Aralia).
SY tO4 Tt sie cue'y ve AR AT aN ate Oy ee aha 2.00 15.00
4 tov. ft. os Gna. Bo: oh ae noe 2.50 20.00
5 to Olt. Ae kas 2s tree pve ane Ow eee aru We eens 3.00 25.00
ACER palmatum (Japanese Green-leaf
Maple).
StOrA sites Saye heh am ey sine ees anc ana 15.00
AE EOWO Ee ite he ys ea eh OP eae 25.00
5 OO Ate aoe eee eee ae ee ee ee 35.00
6 to Sits 2b ee eee ee ee oe ee 55.00
A. palmatum atropurpureum (Japanese
Bloodleaf Maple).
15t0 18ine BeBe Cae en ee eee 8.50 75.00
18 to 24m) B&Be oe eee ee eek, ee 22508 1 00:00
2011S tte Cd eaet Aah). ea0:00 s115-00
Sito), A vitae ean ns ces tila a AacbaumetOOOn Ls eas
AMYGDALUS nana (Double Pmkflowering
Almond).
1S Omang Hea Pay ee en ater ae 3.00 25.00
QitOmovltscie cs ene ee ee 4.00 35.00

ARONIA arbutifolia (Red Chokeberry)

TY tone tse. er ee Se HOME 2.50 20.00

Pama 0) 8 URE OES an ac Veil asi LW \aveca 3.50 30.00
A. melanocarpa (Black Chokeberry).

1Y6:to: Qh nis hs sera a ee 2.20 18.00

Dy SOS Er a ee eae he irae gs 3.00 25.00

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST,

1935

AZALEA HINODEGIRI (RED JAPANESE AZALEA)

Harpy SHrRuBsS—Continued

Azaleas

We are one of the world’s largest growers of these magnifi-

cent shrubs.
at any price.

Azalea amoena (Amoena Azalea). This
popular plant bears conspicuous flow-
ers of a purplish red in April and May.
Evergreen, with rich bronze green
tinge in Winter.

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PZ stO pee Eee bate coe Seales o: one
WE COL US 1 HEB crcisttele steak. Se
CN ays ar re Bed 8 ae a oe

A. amoena coccinea (Red Amoena Aza-
lea). The flowers produced by this
comparatively new variety are almost
as Intense a red as those produced by
A. hinodegirt.

8 to 10 in. spread, B&B...... iS ae
Ito 2anyspread’ B&BS... 2.62.
17 to laanespread, B&BY oe. ol.

A. calendulacea (Flame Azalea). Burnt

orange flowers appear on this native
Azalea even before the foliage.

18 to 24 in., B&B
2to 3 ft., B&B
3to 4 ft., B&B

SW) Usels) vie sere) ane, 62) 0) e.\e0) «

A. hinodegiri (Red Japanese Azalea). Un-
doubtedly the most popular of all ever-
green Azaleas, with large, bright scar-
let flowers gracing its rounded foliage
m late Spring.

into) UU) iid Std oe
10 to A ee.
Dyra ell Serge] Bd 3h Ais ee
Ls Tea ered 8 ee arr
Lee) io 4 ots OR) 5 1Cd 2 ye een
PATE 8 td 5
24 to 30 in., B&B...........

10

7.50
9.00
13.50

15.00
20.00
30.00

_ 40.00

Better Azaleas are not available anywhere

100

$55.00
70.00
90.00
140.00

65.00
80.00
120.00

re)

50.00
70.00
90.00
135.00
200.00
300.00
375.00

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935

Hardy SHRUBS—Continued

AZALEAS—Continued
A. hinamoyo. Beautiful shade of soft coe 10 100
8 to 10 in., B&B.. . $7.00 $60.00
10 to 12 in., B&B.. tee aot aed MOTO EEL OOO
1240 154 Un, = eet aoe Se ae 12.50 100.00
15 to 18 in., B&B. . aac te 215-00) 140.00

A. indica alba (Snow Azalea). Evergreen,
with large white flowers produced freely.
Blooms with Azalea hinodegirI and
forms a striking contrast when planted

with It. i

12%0/15 ms POR ce 13.50 125.00
15 to 18 in., B&B.. So eee © 6:5051.50:00
18 to 24 in., B&B.. a 19.00 175.00

A. J.T. Lovett. Rich carmine-lake flowers
appear on the evergreen leaves of this
beautiful spreading Azalea in ate June
and July, after all the other Azaleas
have had their day.

15 tod Siinsspread=- Bab pate oe eo 21.50
18 to 24 in. spread, B&B............ 40.00

A. kaempferi (Torch Azalea). 4 to 5 ft.

Good in semi-shade, with beautiful
flowers ranging from orange red to
salmon pink. A yes andes sort.

12 to 15 in., B&B. yee: 12:00= 10060
eam es B&Bs 21h. 2h 215008 125:00
18't0.24.in. BeBe tes 42 20.00 175.00
220 oot ts: ob Dents aati: Eo Ome o-00

A. kurume, Flame. Brilliant red with
coppery suffusion. Extra early.

15 to 18 in., BeBe ee 00. a1 25200

18 to 24m si Be Bees sae eee 20.00 178.00
A. eee See Beautiful clear

pin

10:10:12. mseB&B oe. ee 0 5:00

12 to 15 m:, B&Bs. 2224. 2. ee 256 s106:00

A. ledifolia magnifica. A very strong

growing variety, with large blush or

white flowers, with minute chocolate

dots at base of lower Epes

15 to 18 in., B&B.. s tid S. os dee L900.125:00

18 to 24 m., B&B.. . 17.50 150.00
A. macrantha (Red Salmon Azalea). Large

salmon red flowers. A compact, flat,

rapid growing variety. Very hardy.

Especially valuable because of its late

blooming qualities, commg into flower

approximately a month or six weeks

after most other varieties.

12.to 15m: spread SBS. at ee ae 11.00 90.00
15.tolS m- spread, B&Bs a4 eas a 17.50 150.00
18 toy24sim: spread, B&B 4p ee 21.50 250.00
24:t6 /30.4n. spread; B&B... 2. aa 32.50 300.00

A. maxwelli. Large, single, carmine red

flowers, 2 in. in diameter. Very y bardy.

10 to 12 in., B&B. se coms ta Sw NLU engl maggie

12 to 15 in., B&B.. 12.00 100.00
A. mollis (Chinese Azalea). Tn “May and

June this showy plant produces large,

brilliant flowers in attractive shades

of red and orange. One of the most

striking of all Azaleas. For best results,

plant in full sunlight.

10'tonl2 in: B&Bs sce. 3) eee 8.00 70.00
19 toms BEB: co 22. 2 ee eT EO0* 290;00
{5 to lS B&Bs. 2 4s eee 15.00 135.00
18 to 24s ‘B&Bs: eek eee 1SIOOF Fe.

BOV-EDESASPRING PRIA DES LIST, 2 935

Harpy SHrRuBS—Continued

AZALEAS—Continued

A. yodogawa (Yodogawa Azalea). One of
the hardiest of all Azaleas, producing
a great mass of double rosy lilac
blooms in May. Semi-evergreen and

very conspicuous. 10 100
nein. cane toe the Les pl 10.00
BOT Tenns A eae ea eas sere O00 140.00
Singh a rb 0 UR B Teel be A ee RP 20.00 185.00
Merci hq eae 5 ted S Speen eae ie a 25.00 235.00
Soh: (C6 Doel 01d 2 Ra re en ting 30.00 275.00
BENZOINaestivale (Lindera) (Spicebush).
Sui reel Vi Oe Aa a i gai ee a em 3.00 25.00
APEOR Le on see el ah tee ele gee 4.00 35.00
Ly sia |r le eS en a A dia eb 6.00 50.00

BerberiS (BaRBERRY)

BERBERIS thunbergi (Japanese Bar-

berry). All are 3 yr. trans-

planted, extra bushy plants. 10 100 1000
9 to 12 in., bushy, transpl. plants.$0.60 $4.00 $30.00

12 to 18 in., bushy, transpI. piants. .70 5.00 40.00

18 to 24 in., bushy, transpl. plants. 1.00 7.50 60.00
2to 24 ft. »bushy, transpl. Plants: 1.50 12.50 100.00

5 yr. old, 18 to 24 in. clumps..... 2.00 17.50 150.00

5 yr. old, Zio). Ltaclumps. ..-.. 2.15 25.00

JAPANESE BARBERRY SEEDLINGS
(2 years and 3 years old)

Our 2-year-old and 3-year-old Berberis thunbergi
seedlings should not be confused with the thin, light
grade plants that are being offered by various com-
peting growers, these seedlings of ours carrying
splendid root systems and stocky tops, the upper
grades being quite similar to transplanted plants,
though, of course, they do not carry so many
branches as do our heavy, transplanted plants.
Having a large supply of 2-year and 83-year-old seed-
lings, we feel justifted in offermg them at the follow-
ing attractive prices:

1000 10,000
3to 6in. a ..$6.00 $5.00
6to Qin. 9.00 7.50

9 to 12 in., ‘well branched .15.00 12.50 per 1000
12 to 18 in., well branched.20.00 17.50
18 to 24 in. well branched.30.00 27.50

ONE OF gue Fuscoe OF Jas THUNBERGI
Note Root System and Splendid Top Growth

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LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935
Harpy SHRUBS—Continued |
BERBERIS—Continued
B. thunbergi atropurpurea (Redleaf Jap-
anese Barberry). Our plants of this daz-
zling variety carry the most brilliant red
foliage of any Redleaf Barberries that
have ever been brought to our attention.
Bushy, transplanted plants. 10 100
9 total Qo So a ec nar ee ees $0.60 $5.00
12 toglonin sy tod teetie o1) eee ee ag 0, ee OU
15 tos Sstn os Ores ee er er a 1.00 8.00
WS tops dyin pen eck a ee 1.40 12.00
2 tomo ltac ten hee Ne eRe 2.00 17.50
Pe lO) cf sc ata eR GEN Reet RE an 2.75 25.00
B. thunbergi minor (Box Barberry).
Bushy, transpl. plants, 6to Qin...... JOR o0
Bushy, transpl. plants, 9to12im...... 1.10 9.00
Bushy transpl. pJants, 12 to15in...... 1.50 13.50
Bushy, transpl. plants, 15 to 18 in...... 2.00 17.50
Bushy, transpl. plants, 18 to 24in..... 2.50 22.50
BUDDLEIA farquhari (Farquhar But-
terflybush).
Extra strong, 2 yr. plants.. ..... 1.60 14.00
B. magnifica (Oxeye Bacieedeocelyis
Extra:strong, 2)yr-plantsis. sso see to 1.60 14.00
BUXUS suffruticosa (True Dwarf Box).
If better Suffruticosa Boxwood than that
which we grow is available anywhere,
we would surely like to see it !
3 to 41n., stocky, dug with bare roots. 1.00 7.50
4to 6in., stocky, dug with bare roots. 1.25 10.00
6to 8in., stocky, dug with bare roots. 2.25 20.00
8 to 10 n., extra stocky, B&B......... 5.50 45.00
L0sto 12imey extra stocky bbe. eee 8.00 70.00
12 to 15 in., extra stocky, Bb @ibne aes cce 10.00 90.00
CALYCANTHUS floridus (Sweetshrub).
P5RCOFNS lish. ns cree ne see Seeee ae e 90 7.00
18 to, 24. cs ea neby eet oe eee 1.10 9.00
Ps OPIS Sab SRI EE REM MIND EL AOS OMI BE it oh 1.50 13.50:

BUxUS SUFFRUTICOSA (TRUE ‘DwarF Box)
(Note the sturdiness of these plants)
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EOVEDTES4SPRING TRADE LIST,

Harpy SHRUBS—Continued

CERCIS canadensis 10
PECs TE eae ty a Cem a a ees Oak ase $2.50
Gee Be ee Eire Gtk hare ey ca tg kee 3.50

CLETHRA alnifolia (Summersweet).

Wier oe a ae ee hes ee tes 2.00
PS ETG A y§ syapgcenaachatn leet ge tray ie liana 3.00

CORNUS alba (Redbranched Dogwood)

LS SASSI Sa Age Re a ie Sa 1.00
Petree tte ee Teoh Sed 1.20
JWT Gy Rep I ae aes ence eet sat da 1.80
C. mas. (Cornelian Cherry)
Diner hn Se I a ee 3.50
J ppetis lf © aca ee ae SENS Be 4.00
oi RE: OE lect he eel eR Ra 6.00
5 to hee (Gray D eer 5 ee ae 9.00

C. paniculata (Gray Dogwoo
ROR NMR NE aE re doh) Ho Ss with ailing thw arn) Se 2.00
ER Gen Eh. ices cde cats e's Qs00
LUGE in oe, (aera ee set eae 3.75

C. stolonifera lutea (Goldentwig Dogwood).

ES UERaieert EES eS os ae was ore occ Biss 1.20
DEO Bee SU BS) on, Saati in Ss 1.80

COTONEASTER horizontalis (Rock
Cotoneaster).

15 to 18 in., B&B....... wrt 3:15 treat ye Cay 9.00
POEGES SINS oe he Hei DKS cis 11.00

CYDONIA japonica (Flowermg Quince).
Large, showy scarlet flowers in [ate Spring.

LT eerste 2s ae ae na a ee
TAGE LETH Sle St i 1.25
2 Soe as ek 1.75

DAPHNE cneorum (Rose Daphne). A per-
fect evergreen dwarf for the rockery,
with fragrant and beautiful pink flowers
in Spring and Fall. Has become in great
demand for forcing under glass.

TESTA eran Sc 11 eal 8 [a 8 a Ae nema 4.50
Bushy, 9 to 12 in., B&B.. ao teas 40200
[SFRRIDC LAs so) Leo 2 fed 3 eee ae 9.00
DESMODIUM penduliflorum CRusbeloven):t,
PES PRERUROUITIC dar. ee ces Gn ee ciwsd
SCTE A DOE AYSe nae ee aS 5°80
DEUTZIA gracilis (Slender Deutzia).
20) LET 2 ot 3S Ron) yao near .80
Sb O78 Ste | ly Sear Se eS ee 1.20
CR Ue Se ae Cn a ea 1.50
PREECE hl raids os Su bya lds Oe 1.75
D. lemoinei (Lemoine Deutzia).
Uo Ee Re 2 ec a 1.20
re LS ele Me a 1.50
DREN EME! ee ees 28 oo oe nes oe 25
D. Pride of Rochester.
Poel EME Sy a ee a 1.10
DP DN se a rr a 1.50
ERTS ee lies eae en a 0
D. scabra crenata florepleno (Double Pink
Deutzia).
G3) eS en eee 1.10
2. ah te eee 1.50
Eo al Se ee Oe 2.00

EUONYMUS alatus (Winged Euonymus).
Bright red berries on a background of
warm rose-colored foliage in Autumn.

WARMER Soca 8 Mai. sf hw cine hes cle o 2S 2.00
eee re ee ho te one 3.00
BOLO TEM 5 8b ech ce Sea ene Oe o' 3.50

W935

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST,

Harpy SHRUBS—Continued~

L935

EXOCHORDA grandiflora (Pearlbush). 10 100
S tOpa hte ses eee eres ae eee $2.00 $17.50
A toyOkteaos 5-1 Sere a A ee 2.50 22.50
Sto Gufte sc. teh ee sts gtd ee 3.00
Gato? ft. fo... eee ae See te Re 4.50
FORSYTHIA intermedia spectabilis
(Showy Border ee,
2 to 3 ft.. See ne SOOM A0O
STOLE tA Nee ee Ske an een Roan 1.80 15.00
A COLD EC o REP Ee Me eh Ble 2.50 20.00
F.. suspensa evens SLSR)
2 tO} Ot. Nott oe ee 1-50 3912:50
3to 4 ft Babe hen SRR Se ICs rh Oe tara 1.80 16.00
F.. suspensa fortunei (Fortune Forsythia).
DN EOUGME Cre ers amt Cte. | ine caaeel Sap ae le 1.20 10.00
SHEN Us 8 nk PR a ea 5 1.60 14.00
ArtorS fexescn. be ae ee ae 2.00 18.00
F. suspensa variegata (Goldblotch For-
sythia).
DOOM testi hee ee Ren Bh et 2.00 16.00
3 told ft. eee ees) Beek e 2.50 20.00
A toOrbiht ate <p als ata beens tA Us ty ee 3.00 25.00
HAMAMELIS virginica (Witch-hazel).
18: to: 24.1nd.. 3 MAbs Ree. HAS 2.00 17.50
Zi tOis Gibb asa css wees ee ee 3.00 27.50
HIBISCUS syriacus (Althaea).
Boule de Feu (Double red).
Jeanne d’Arc (Double white).
2. t0'S Pte iy ete pe eromae a adaaen cule 1.10 9.00
O COTa fe 2 hae eet een eee ae ac aes 1.60 14.00
AtOND EEG ee ar ene lero sca ene on ee 2.00 18.00
H. variegata
Phi © oh th 6 Aled mee ieee ae, Aiea soe ee tan et nla 2.00
Poe: 2 a PR RARER AM aE i 3.00.
Tree Form. Splendid specimens, assorted
varieties, with heavy, 5 yr. heads, 3 to 4
{t..StEMS coc ne ee ee eee 7.00 60.00
HYDRANGEA arborescens grandiflora
(Snowhill Hydrangea).
ES toy24 im. . oo loco Se ee Bee 1.50 12.00
DOB BRL) <.c okceee cos Cee ee ee 1.80 16.00
H. paniculata grandiflora (Peegee Hy-
drangea).
PS torts mes. eee eee 1.00 8.00
18 "to Q4simigs le ees Foe ree ee 1.50 12.00
2 COP LS EELS eo ae aes ha ae eee 1.80 16.00
H. paniculata grandiflora. Standard form
3 tole fae ie sa eee ee ee ee 4.00 35.00
HYPERICUM aureum
18" toK24 ins .4 9.4 he ee ee 2.00 17.50
DtOre SAE. Se Sogo AE ee eee 2.00) Gees:
ILEX crenata (J apace oe
15 to 18 in., B&B.. Sites... 25 0F1 00:00
18 to 24 in., B&B. .....15.00 125.00
KALMIA latifolia (Mountain-laurel).
Collected clumps, 15 to 18 in., B&B..... 7.50 65.00
Collected clumps, 18 to 24 in., B&B.....10.00 85.00
Collected clumps, 2 to 3 ft., B&B.....14.00 125.00
KOLKWITZIA amabilis (Beautybush).
d ie Ie | a Mae een n Lyle Dar en A es eo 2.50 20.00
AEE io el ARE tL Ls 2 ene ee 3.50 30.00
LEUCOTHOE catesbaei (Drooping Leu-
cothoe).
9 toil2 in: (B&B soh.n5. 5 eee 00 40-00
12:to 1b ine B&B AC = accion eee 6.00 50.00
15 tole B&B. sn. oo ee eo 25-00
18:10)24:ns B&Be cael 2 23335 Pee 10.00 90.00
24 tos0 ine B&B sees eee 12:50. &:\.

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Harpy SHRUBS—Continued

LESPEDEZA bicolor (Bushclover). See

**Desmodium penduliflorum.”’

Ligustrum (Privet)

(The Best Plant for Hedges)

Ligustrum, or Privet, is the supreme favorite for hedge
work, due to its supremacy in hardiness, beauty and adapt-
ability. Our sales of these well known plants approximate
six mullion every year, larger than those of any other nurs-
erymen. Our reputation for splendid stock at low prices
is responsible for our handling so great a quantity of
these hedge plants.

LIGUSTRUM amurense (Amur River
North Privet). Best hedge plant

for severe climate. Handsome
olive-green foliage. 10 100 41000
PLM RTOS: IN, ......./ «fers 6 SPUSLO POLOO.* 3."
SEG le tons ANS .chrenct ts .80 6.00

SR 0) Ie Ro ee ig eee 1:00) 27250

6 yr. old, extra bushy, 12 to 18 in. 1.00 8.00

6 yr. old, extra bushy, 18 to 24 in. 1.25 10.00

6 yr. old, extra bushy, 2 to 3 ft. 1.50 12.50

6 yr. old, extra bushy, 3to 4 ft. 2.00 17.50
L. ibolium ee Privet). The

beauty of California Privet, and

the hardiness of I[bota, combine to

make this an ideal hedge plant.

Pe aaa eo 7. 7 .80 6.00 $45.00

PopkGGete tor atl. oot ok eee 1.00 7.50 60.00
L. ovalifolium (California Privet).

Though we are growing this most

popular hedge plant economically,

our stock is all bushy, sturdy and

of the highest quality in every way.

2 yr., ling out grade........... 20 1.00 7.80
2 yr., extra bushy, 9to12in.... .25 1.50 10.00
2 yr., extra bushy, 12to18in.... .35 2.00 17.50
2 yr., extra bushy, 18 to 24in.... .40 2.50 22.50

2 yr., extra bushy, 2to 3ft.... .60 4.00 35.00
6 yr., very heavy, 4 to 5 ft., mag-
nificent specimens............. 6.00 50.00
6 yr., very heavy, 5 to 6 ft., mag-
nificent specimens............ 9.00 75.00
6 yr., very heavy, 6 to 8 ft., mag-
nificent specimens............ 12.50 100.00

ONE OF OUR FIELDS OF CALIFORNIA PRIVET
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HARDY SSIS EES OILY
LIGUSTRUM— Continued

L. ovalifolium aureum (Golden

Privet). 10 100 1000
12 eo li Semis ek pe ee a aa $1.00 $8.00 ....
DS Ato 324 an eee ele ae 1.50 12.50

200; Oo lbl ee dee. he ee Be 2.50 20.00

L. regelianum (Regel Privet).

18 to 241i eee ee 1.50 12.00

Zito sStbes) sare Gee 2.00 16.00

Sitot 4iftyat wast nee eee a: O0ir ge as

Globe or Ball Privet, also
Pyramids

We take the greatest care to insure our patrons of re-
ceiving splendid, compact plants of this sort. They are
sheared carefully at least four times each season and the
quality of their foliage resembles that of Boxwood.

Globe, or Ball California Privet 10 100
9 to‘E2 Tek os nee ttt Nhe $3.50 $30.00
IP tomes ae, OF. Seyi eeae Pies. 4.50 35.00
1S 4GS4msb ALES ot Oh enews ares. 6.00 50.00
2 EO-D IO EG do OF OE 8.50 75.00
Pyramids (California Privet)
2 tor2h,g ft: aa. AS eds 9.00 70.00
256 to. Sit (5 AU SR SAIC RD. oe 12.50 100.00
3° sto. 4ft...2 BE Sone sek to Sean 15.00 125.00
45) 90.5 FG o ccd BO ARR Seek SE Se 20.00 175.00
LONICERA fragrantissima (Winter Hon-
eysuckle
D COs PGE is Scrat ce eee ea ee eee 2.00 15.00
3:t0, 4 ty. 2 oa cba eae 2.50 20.00
L. morrowi (Morrow Honeysuckle).
2 0.3 those) secede ene ee: 1.25 10.00
3 top ftio.n ist eo aie e Re 2.00 15.00
L. tatarica rosea (Rosy Tatarian Honey-
suckle
2 toto b. gio: ok = ee RE aie teens 1.25 10.00
3. topat. Ans. 5 sees cis eee ae 1.75 15.00
4 00,0) oo Ee a eee 2.50 20.00
PHILADELPHUS coronarius (Sweet Mock-
orange).
DADS. URES. sss siecle aa eee 1.50 12.00
3'to 4:ft: so ene CRE 1.75 15.00
P. coronarius aurea (Goldenleaf Mock-
orange).
Wierd REEBSs Seseekices sede sosSedec 80 6.00
NS tO 1 BIN soo Sera es 1:00 '_ 7.50
ES sto ed So gar chs es ae eee 1.25 10.00
1S torZ4m cee 8 es, Be re eege 1:50): 2...
P. coronarius grandiflora (Big Mock-
orange?
2 20.3 1s pees ike Cee es ae 1.25 10.00
3:t0:4 Stes. boas oe oe eee 1.75 15.00
S10 ee ii ce ENS SNe te 2.50 20.00
P. virginalis (Virgin ockorange).
18 to 24S). cae. spe ee ee 1.50 12.00
PAG Ca Tt: eee os CRC, eee 2.00 16.00
REO Aish Ae Se 2.50 20.00
VLOG DAU. cre es oc Beet ee 3.00
PIERIS japonica pene Andromeda).
12 to 15 in., B&B. .10.00
15 to 18 in., B&B. ers aris 00
18 to 24 in., BeBials-23 nce, auc 2EOB00

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Harpy SHRUBS—Continued

PRUNUS pissardi (Purpleleaf Plum). 10
Somat... disease. otk elds, oma. $3.00
ETC ices ties etd io els Pens Ale 4.00
TSR oo RS PS S08 meer 00

triloba (Double-flowered Plum).
De Te NS Se ae et ee 3.00
Ka Ese, At ee UREA er ea a 4.00

RHODODENDRON HYBRIDS. The com-
plete color range of the Rhododendron
family is represented in our splendid col-
lection of hybrid plants.

Sitousine mired colors) hc! You. £0.02: 9.00
Porto iM mIKed COLOIS. 5 632. os ss we 12.50
Meercyeles Wm. ATHIKECCOLOIS: ... 2. fe see sc 16.00
[atta eincamired colors. «(See ei. 20.00

R. maximum (Rosebay Rhododendron).
Collected plants, 18 to 24in........... 12.50
Collected plants; 2 to... diftss ..,.....4; .....18.50
Collected plants, 3to 4ft............26.00
Solecwed plants, 4 to 5 ft............36.00

RHUS cotinus (Smoketree).

MUON RAIS tbe Suche AAP «o> usin dap 3.00
Sao AM te at & Sie gt Ri aces, ee EET 4.00
PE tAMEC I R te - i. oye eso et Sey LOU
LV TES Ee ct ea Sk a 6.00

ROSA blanda
MF) GS EY Oe a ath lS ee 3.50
hee 2h RS eae ae 4.00

R. rubiginosa

7 J RES. LATS ven hc Pd CRO ee 2.50

Steen ery eek be eV OR_ AUIS y 3.00

R. rubrifolia (Redleaf Rose).

SMA AUR Ee Hee afi noe Phew cosenc yr ainie ene os 1.75

PRT ORANG es Co Wis strane iat oie i saa donde iene eordoe 2.50

R. rugosa (Rugosa Rose).

POOL Sen aes hea Wa es ee .80

1935

25.00
35.00
45.00

30.00
35.00

20.00
25.00

PHILADELPHUS VIRGINALIS (VIRGINAL MOCKORANGE)

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Harpy SHRUBS—Continued _

ROSA— Coniinued

R. rugosa Blane Double De Coubert. 10 100
LS toteme et ee oe ee $1.75 $15.00
18 toi nek Oe ee 2.00 17.50
2 EOr Sake oe eae rnd iene Bs att 2.50 22.00

ROSA RUGOSA, 2 YR. SEEDLINGS

These seedlings are so very strong that they
should produce good, salable material In a year.

Extra strong, from 10 to 18 im. high:
$3.00 per 100, $25.00 per 1000

R. setigera (Prairie Rose). 10 100
2 tos ft. be eie e ey eee ee $2.50 $20.00
B tO Lbs oo io lee Ba ee 3.00 25.00
SALIX caprea (Pussy Willow).
Pt it bo see a ee eee 1.50 12.00
S tO Gt. ea ees ee ee 2.00 16.00
4 60,0 ftic.ccacccs cies 2 aOR ey Bee ae 2.50 22.00

SPIRAEA Anthony Waterer (Waterer
Spirea). _

9 tonnes 24s we eR eee 60°=~ 5:00
1D toh: mS ere, Se ee -80 7.00
T5AtORES tin She «eas ee ee 1.20 10.00
PSito2bings. ieee ae ee 1.60 14.00
Dito) $26 TCS ie hes eee ee oe ee 2.00 17.50
S. arguta (Garland Spirea).
3 .toft..extra. heavy..d.--. ae <1 oO 215.00
A tomo tt.s extra heavy c..-l<ce nce 2.50 20.00
S. billiardi (Billiard Spirea).
2 tOla Ett Be eo 8 one ee ee eee 1.20 10.00
Stouts! SA niocoe et Shee eee 1.60 14.00
4 to O ftw. ee ose. cles s sha eee 2.00 17.50
S. callosa alba (White Japanese Spirea).
15stopl San sete. cee 2 oie oa ee 1.20 10.00
TS itaoaiinics cies cece See eee 1.50 12.50
DtOBEO fl soce se eee ee ise 2.00 17.50
S. froebeli (Froebel Spirea).
15 to cS incorrect een 90 7.00
18:te 2A os ee 1.25 10.00
20 2G Its oe | 1.60 14.00
DUG COO e oi ee ee aac 2.00 18.00
S. prunifolia florepleno (Bridalwreath).
2 to. 3 tae ee eee 1.60 14.00
S. thunbergi (Thunberg Spirea).
12 to'18 me. 8. eee eee 90 7.00
S. trichocarpa (Korean Spirea).
18 to.24ne. ce ce Oo ee 1.50 12.00
2 to Ss ft: Soo uae ee ce 2.00 15.00
3tO 4G ee ins ee esse ore 2.50 20.00
S. vanhouttei (Vanhoutte Spirea). 10 100 1000
18 to 24 in. .2 2 2 - -..- --- -$0.75 $5.00.-$35.00
2:to. 3 iter ns aes 1.00 8.00 60.00
3 to 4 fexgee ss ee 1.25 10.00 :

STEPHANANDRA flexuosa (Cutleaf Ste-
phanandra). Of graceful, compact habit,
with handsome foliage that turns to a
purplish red in Autumn. Tiny white

flowers in short panicles in June. 10 100
18 to 24:ne ae ee $1.00 $8.00
210 Silt ee ee 1.50 12.00
SO: alte a ee re ee eee 2.20 18.00
AAO ONG le re ee tie eel cas ec nee ees 3.00 25.00

BOVETE SISPRING TRADE LIST). 1935

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SPIRAEA ANTHONY WATERER SPIRAEA VANHOUTTET
(See Page 16) (See Page 16)

Harpy SHRUBS—Continued

SYMPHORICARPOS racemosus (Snow-

berry). 10 100
DSPEOPA MIs ie eS Riots Rec RG $0.90 $7.00
UP o WEIN Se bo One a ee 1.25 10.00
S. vulgaris (Coralberry).
Ls TRO MTISS Tn ay RS ag SPR ee le a BLO 450-00
1S) ia) LL Ta NE ee eel a cag 90 7.00
ASE a: (Wy iB ae ie yee SAA re a 1.20 10.00
SYRINGA chinensis (Chinese Lilac).
ONES) SY ei hg ne, eet aN ae ae 1.80 18.00
Se TS ee ae ne ae ed eee ee a 2.50 20.00
S. persica (Persian Lilac).
Ea) SS NES SOLS eR en ee 2.00 17.80
RE OMAIMU MRR cond tee ech leve als Mlle hee 2.50 22.50
ESL OUM MULT WABI AOI ons od sls. wie winters 3.50 32.50
S. villosa (Late Lilac).
PR SLORA MEE tyson dia Sk. a OS 1.00 8.00
SUD 1S YVGRE so Oo eteo sae ena ne ae 1.50 12.80
SiR. SMEs 6 2 AES enue aie ae een 2.50

S. vulgaris ee Lilac). Our plants of
these dependable old favorites are the
finest we’ve ever grown.

hes Tgoy ZAaE Ti 5 6 gery Ol ares on a an ae Pe 1.00 7.00
DREOMIOALE CO ese yas ate IT es ssapiae che 1.20 9.00
S10, GENS Cae Remo ao 2.00 15.00
AEG IE TE: Se a eS Se a oe 2.30 20.00
1G) Ua cee ee 3.80 30.00

S. vulgaris alba (White Lilac). .

LES) 050) FLEE TR aS Soul oA ae aa PL 1.50 12.50

PAE MCI aeE PR tain: fog 2 esse as SHS 2.00 17.80

SEL EE i tee Be cc Sia 5 wale, 3.00 25.00

PECOM MBG ered ete cep oie ss Laie’ eheheis ye 3.50 30.00

COG r EL MRE AWE ty atiie hd oats 5.00 45.00

S. (Named Sorts).
Charles the Tenth. Single. Large purple-red.
Le Gaulois. Double red.
Marie Legraye. Single. Pure ivory white.
Michel Buchner. Double. Clear lilac blooms.
Pascal. Single, with violet hued flowers.

MGRUAS PIN ree Se ck s hte) pe che ee ob es 2.50 20.00

ELON OUN rete ee 2 oy os cs. 2s sieves « 3.50 30.00

Silay GE tee Od OR a Sener AeA 4.50 40.00
TAMARIX africana (African Tamarix).

PMP beg StOCK ids, i ctek Foc wR NS ol vyeheiahe 1.80 12.00

PEE tis SCOCKY.\..<'\. Hace... Mean. 2.0079 15,00
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Harpy SHRUBS—Continued
VIBURNUM americanum (American Cran-

1935

berrybush). 10 100
2 £0 o dee ee. Ss 1 ee $2.00 $15.00
5.10.4 foo 2. ae. - PP fe ies: 2.50 20.00
20.0 fie eee: «ca. ee ee = > | ee
carlesi (Fragrant Viburnum).
ib to 1S iis: ae: ce ee hie Re Be: 5.00 40.00
£3 to) 24. oe. eS ee 7.00 60.00
2 80 256 feos oe eee 9:00 ss
V. dentatum (Arrowwood).
18°to 28a s.. eee: es See eee 1.25 10.00
2 0% Sita oe: oon. Oe 1.60 13.50
3 t0 AME. O22 so. 3. 3. See 2.50 22.50
V. lentago (Nannyherry
Silo wepites ce 2. 2. eee 2.00 17.50
5 fe | enn es meer wee oe 3.00 25.00
SitG CE k'eic.;- Se tae ee 4.00 35.00
V. opulus (European Cranberry).
2 toa ite: = 5 nso, ee ee eee 1.60 13.50
SG Y | eer ert. ale oe 2.50 22.50
4 to O ft. 2 is atone COE 3.50 30.00
V. opulus sterile (Snowball)
2 tS Hien Se ee 1.50 12.50
Sey Ree nd Fe ee A sae 1.80 15.00
Ate: Osh een a ee 2.80 25.00
5to 6ft.. ai Soe sive, SOU ho
V. plicatum bd apanese Snowball).
Dito OTe. os Jods ee ae ee 2.50 20.00
3to 4 ft Di uhe, yplepeen es yee, eas eee 3.50 30.00
V. rhytidophyllum ards V ees
2 to 214 ft., B&B.. .12.50
Dig tos its) DEGaszer. oot ec ccete 17.50
VITEX agnus-castus (Lilac Chastetree).
2 tao Lee a re ae ee .... 2.50 20.00
ala 8 be i gee ee ot tate Aree ORS ies 3.00 25.00
WEIGELA amabilis (Rose W cera):
US cone) sn i i es Cee eee ea 1.10 9.00
DP EOW NERS 6 5s ce td re oe 1.50 Fer:
Stay 8 Eb as fo ee el, See 2.00 =A
W. candida (Snow Weigela).
7 SENS th | eeepc eee ik 1.25 10.00
S tOy Ale he ne ee Oe eee 1.75 15.00
Ate ht. a= oe 5 ao 2.50 22.50
5 tO, Oka: oe Nee eee eee 3.50 30.00
W. ‘Eva Rathke
1 tous We ha ee ee ee eee 2.00 15.00
4S toe We ee Been ose ee 2.50 20.00
2 CO hh. oe ote Soe ne ee 3.00 25.00
W. nana variegata (Variegated Weigela)
D tities Pees Ao ee eee ee 2.00 15.00
3 to: -8 Tbs. ob <2 ea Ses ee 2.50 20.00
Atay). ite. - 2 2 eRe es Va ote tae 3.50 30.00
W. steltzneri.
19 to 24 m. . 54 SL ae ee eee 1.20 10.00
2 to 5 ECR ee) rs 28 2 2 SEER 1.75 15.00
YUCCA filamentosa (Spanish-bayonet).
Strong, 2 yasplants: «2. ao oe ee 80 6.00
4 yr. large clumps.. ae ey Pit | eet RS
a. amentosa variegata ‘(Variegated
Yucca). Evergreen, with lily-like creamy
white flowers m June, and leaves broadly
margined yellow, assuming a purple tint
m Winter.
Selected, 2 yrs) .2Gih 40aese 2.00 15.00
Extra choice, 3 yr. 2:54 = Oe a? 3.00 25.00
Bare clamps: 24 224.0 2202 ae 4.00 35.00

LOVETIS SPRINGGPRADE LIST,

ACER PLATANOIDES (NORWAY MAPLE)

Deciduous Trees

1935

We have a splendid assortment of Shade and Flowerin
Trees. All have been given plenty of space to insure goo
“tops” and have been transplanted frequently, so that

they carry a mass of fibrous roots.

Please note that when less than 5 trees of a grade are
ordered, our price per tree will be 10 per cent above our

printed price per tree (our 10 rate).

ACER dasycarpum (Silver Maple). 10
Stan it. Wisco lin: cal.402-.8: $5.00
TO to la steele to. 2. In..calacs, se 10.00
12 toes tte oe tO 2eo.1n. Cal. oe eer 17.50
12 to lott, 25 too... Mm. cal... 5.2% 22.50
A. dasycarpum wieri (Wier Maple).
Mica taehG boatto > m.caly. =". Ye). 15.00
I2to lott. tacle.un ical... 2... 20.00
12 to 15 ft.,2144to3 in.cal........ 25.00
A. negundo (pereecy:
Ito 2 it. 125\to.2 im. cal... 2.2. 10.00
IZteN ont 20 tO In. cal.2.:. a 15.00

A. platanoides (Norway Maple). Our
specimens of this most popular street
tree are of the highest quality. Even
the larger sizes transplant well and
are tolerant of city conditions.

8 to 10 ft., 144 to 1% in. cal........ 10.00
10 to: 12it., 144 to 124 in: cal... . .. ...13.00
10 tol2 ft, 134 to 2 ~m. cal........, 18.00
PZ torltat. 2) to 225 mm. eal, ....\.,..., 23.00
1? tow it..2)5.tes:. m. cal... .....° 32.50
14tolGueeo. £049 ‘in. cal... .. °. 50:00
14 to 16 ft., 4 to 5 ‘in. cal. 75.00

Beautiful, large specimens, with
12 yr. old heads.

eRe EIPSUCIIS: Soe es ae ol. os cae 75.00
A. platanoides schwedleri (Schwedler
Maple).
8 to 10 ft., 1144 to 1% in. cal........ 17.50
10 to 12 ft., 14% to 134 in. cal........ 22.50
1O torts tt., £54 to 2, in. cal........ 27.50
12 todoits 2 to 2146 m..cal....: .2 35.00

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1935

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST,

DECIDUOUS TREES—Continued

ACER—Continued

A. saccharum (Sugar Maple). 10
8 to 10 ft., 144 to 1% im. cal........$12.50
10 to 12 ft., 1% to 1% in. cal........ 17.50
10 to 12 ft., 13% to 2 in. Cale, . 22.50
12to 14 ft,2 to2%in.cal........ 30.00
14 to 18 ft.,244to3 in.cal........ 40.00
“14 to 18 ft 723" = to4- “im cals, 60.00
AESCULUS hippocastanum (Horse-
chestnut).
5 towQehte ee en ee ees 8.00
6 toiS hte eine cate, ee eee 12.50
8 tovlOdtitisi ees Sere ee, 17.50
A. hippocastanum carnea (Red Horse-
chestnut).
Un moa) (U0) ae tay SRG aaa: ene crags or EN 30.00
BETULA alba (European White Bee
12 to 15 ft., 24 to3 im.cal........ 30.00
12tol5ft,3 to4 in.cal........ 45.00
155to: 20 ft ACO. Me tneeCal are 60.00
B. alba laciniata (Cutleaf Wiecpine Birch).
15 to 18 ft,2 to24in.cal........ 25.00
Lostoplisetee2 > to opm eeal © ae eae oe 35.00
B. papyrifera (Canoe Birch).
12 to 15 ft. 2 to2M4in.cal........ 25.00
15 to 18 ft. 24%to3 in.cal........ 30.00
15 to 18 ft., 3. to4 im.cal........ 40.00
CATALPA bungei

(Umbrella - tree).
5 to 6 ft. stems,

3 yr. heads... 9.00
5 to 6 ft. stems,

4 yr. heads... 12.50

CELTIS occiden-
talis Aer ereno)

GitorSiite. 2.5 «a
ene ee 13°50
CERASUS. See Prunus.

CERCIDIPHYL-

LUM japoni-

cum (Katsura

<a Tree).
CATALPA BUNGEI 5 to 6 ft........ 12.50
(UMBRELLA-TREE) 6:to 8 fts. <1. 30 14,50
CORNUS florida (Flowering Dogwood).

ASCOT DER, oye oo eee 5.00
ito Orit. cred cote ee een ee 8.00
GitoOe Salt. 2) oe eee ee 13.50
SitowlO rite cece <i ee ae eee 21.00
1Oit Ol ORi ts. see oe eee eos 32.50

C. florida rubra (Pinkflowering Dogwood).
Our trees, even in the smaller grades,
are bushy and attractive, with masses
of pink flowers in late Spring.

2 tO. Li (NOtea ce) ac ay a eae Ow
3 tO the DOr Secs: ee aur cae 12.50
4 to 5 ft., B@B. os. ak piscsbiee eee LOO
C. kousa (Kousa Dogwood).
P COPS hess =. -, 5h eae eee eee eas 3.50
Bi toraehte doce . 542 bee ek OOS eee 5.50
A told ftiens: Shek oe sot eet noe gs 7.50
HetOiG tities. . os cb hae Pe ae ae 10.00

200.00

oe eee

on Sos

O..0-6°0°0
Ca) Lon nO

es ee

Hc oO 0 6

LOVETT Si SPRING ARADE LIST,3 1935
DEcIDUOUS TREES—Continued
CRATAEGUS oxyacantha pauli (Paul’s
Scarlet Hawthorn). 10 100
ADT Yo ed wh ty cog ete Stk phe oe ba enn | Meee Pa ae $10.00 $90.00
Hato Gene ieee tee staal ree eect 13.50 120.00
Grtorsatieeeee tart iy eet he ccc cies 20.00 175.00
C. Double White and Double Pink.
EPOEE ERG ots uc i armiieere os AA ope LOC Res...
FAGUS sylvatica purpurea riversi (Riv-
ers Purple Beech).
COMMER ESC Eat Pe ui cralcds, emt cet foked BOLOU., ta ct
RCO SQ cuca slays cs a ate Wia’s 13) 0 9 je aaa
FRAXINUS americana (White Ash).
LOstordiar ttl souto 2).scim, Call, ‘ie days s 16.50
Pate ornt., ae tO aeovIN. Call.ccs. . as (eOLOOly a... .
PotauibeeyoitOro “ImucCal..../..; «00.00% 0 5..
GINKGO biloba (Maidenhair Tree).
TTS 2 i254 IRR A ROOM Were |,
ROO Ribas cry Matte sat cts Salers AEM ASO Lath bd
LARIX leptolepis (Japanese Larch). :
SELOMLUBEE RENN Exh On ee eee tae {0}{010). 9 Sean am
Petra else ER UES 2 carck sc ietas stale wit + 40500) eek
MAGNOLIA kobus (Kobus Magnolia).
SURO yA fs 01 BC" BR ae ea a a LG 0 0 ean re
ATOR Ee EMOOE MS le ore ohana ATO viecenerelel a, oe 76400 Sar ae
15s {iO oO WiGel b Cod B ay ae ag Re Ra 40:00 nn ss
M. soulangeana (Saucer Magnolia).
PRIME EES CGE oa ote cones) opel ec. 0KS oicp oa & © 15.00 125.00
SRREO ERE Gages OCD cco. hia sv) nck oc hols w Guo wht "o 20.00 175.00
BCOOET EIS OEE ees oy s «nissan « 32.50 300.00
LS ita) (TS Le BY SC CSR te a ee eR 50.00. a. 52
MALUS eleyi (Redleaved Crab)
COMO temeiemen ts iV iuirl,. otis artists Ags te 10.00 80.00
GrtOnpo de see ie ie ais tion, rience 12.50 100.00
S COMO bbe ers Aone Aras Mus aris aes 15.00 125.00
M. ioensis plena (Bechtel Crab).
COME M Lipa ete Ne oS nay epost 2.50 22.50
3 to4 it.; well headed........ 0.7.00. 4.00 35.00
4 to 5 ft., well headed............... 7.00 60.00
M. scheideckeri (Scheidecker Crab).
PaLOMmG eee ey ste 8, Ay, hoch Aue a chs GOO see ot:
MORUS alba pendula (Teas Weeping
Mulberry).
PAV GONGHUS wOLtOLO Mt: a0 Anna ster ek. OOO) e232
3 yr. Rewdsi5,to.6 ft.re rye. 12:50 85%)...
5 yr. heads, heavy specimens......... 20:00 sears:
PLATANUS orientalis (Oriental Plane).
LEA, (ey LEG rao Core Wig 2 seen aan ae 9.00 80.00
Ws LAN, (Ca Oe os Se ae 12.50 110.00
PAGEO eee CA plete cor) aie hess ei ciw Eh 20.00 175.00
PRLOVCPoalItCalath aie nh Rs ake 25.00 225.00
PAST Cn es? YL Ret: LB LP ma 30.00 275.00
Beeston ae Aaa Cale sate. 6 0's Ges re re 40.00 .....
POPULUS monilifera (Carolina Poplar).
ieAtoOrlomiie 2ycOrclo 1m: Cale. nso... WOLOO ME Werec).!:
P. nigra italica (Lombardy Poplar).
Sia to) IR, 9 eh ee one 3.00 25.00
3 CIOS og ogee 4.50 40.00
LDP aM Tee en ee ROO eee ane ee 6.50 60.00
PRUNUS kanzan
4 to 5 ft., with branched heads....... 8.00 70.00
5 to 6 ft., with branched heads....... 10.00 90.00
6 to 8 ft., with branched heads....... 12.50 110.00
FP: ome pendula (Weeping Japan
erry )
Good 2 2 yr. heads, 5 to 6 ft. stems.. 17.50 150.00

21

EOVETES: SPRING TRADE LAST 1935

DECIDUOUS TREES—Continued ~

QUERCUS coccinea (Scarlet Oak). 10 100
GtO. SAL: oe Se ee ee Seopa $135.00

Q. palustris (Pin Oak). An easily trans-
planted street tree, [ong lived, and
carrying a most symmetrical head.

8 to 10 ft. 144 to 1% in. cal........ 15.00 135.00
10 to 12 ft., 1144 to 13% in. eal... .... 20.00 175:00
10 to 12 ft:3°12 10 2 in-eale 8 27-50. 25000
12 tol 5 ite 2 tol 226 in. calles ee 32.50 300.00
Q. rubra (Red Oak).
6 tot Sit a Chad 2 oe oe ee 17.50 150.00
8.to 10:ft!.. 4.) Oe SEE © eee 25.00 225.00
SORBUS aucuparia (European Moun-
tatn-ash)
Oto MSHS Yo) JPR eee eos 1008 Si. 5
8 torlO teh.) Lased Sed eee 9.00) Biete
LO COM ZME Se sere Fan eee 12/00 sea:
ULMUS americana (American Elm).
1, to A oune Cals. otha. s yee 5 ee 8.00 70.00
136 to2er ans cals. y.oct oe eee 10.00 90.00
2” top2egin. Cal... cn ee eee eee 17.50 150.00
214 40 3 sil Cale ce bn ere eee 25-00 oe

U. americana Moline (Moline Elm), Re-
markably rapid in growth and carry-
ing handsome large foliage of a rich
green. Compact and upright in habit.

10 to 12 ft., 144 to14% m.cal........ 10.00 90.00
12 totoits 144 to2)e an: calle 15.00 140.00
15 to 1S tt, 2) to 244m. cali... 22.50 200.00
15 tojSitt214 tos) macale en. 32.50 300.00

U. pumila (Siberian or Chinese Elm). The
most rapidly growing tree we know.
Tall, graceful, beautiful, hardy, and
succeeding in any soil, this magnificent
variety has taken the country by storm.

Dito Ad ft See ee ee Te 1.75 15.00
STON Eee ee oh ee ERE 2.50 20.00
ALO OAT ae ee Eke Cn Oe 3.50 25.00
5 to AG fe. ne hae ero oe ee 5.00 40.00

ULMUS AMERICANA MOLINE (MOLINE ELM)
22

ES VERE SS SPRANG DRA DES LUST. 5 F935

: Mats Jule : Gar _. * ae cf fe “Se kn ao :
eee <5 es) nn) beh ae ot i a ee Pe» ia

BIOTA AUREA NANA (BERCKMANS GOLDEN ARBORVITAE)

Evergreen Trees

All of our Evergreens have been grown and graded under
standards adopted by the American Association of Nurs-
erymen. In addition to this, they have been sheared and
transplanted frequently, assuring them of an exceedingly
high average in quality.

All prices of Evergreens quoted in this trade list refer
not only to extra choice plants, but also cover the cost of
digging the stock with balls of earth encased im burlap.

ABIES concolor (White Fir). 10 100
MSU Lepee atin ers me eiiees Lease sles vals $12.50 $110.00
DRCOME PAGO ocdlce o> Gucci o's axes 17.50 150.00
ECU Rar ee ail Shared oie oe 22.50 200.00
Ba GONE TS, Sae Oe 30/0085. 2.3.
CUE Te5)0 Bi Sie oy) 5, cad te ae eae ee 45.00. oe se
53) DV be Go RO et DAN trai e eL 60:00 4s. Sob
SECM OMLD ME PIR ements sats Sicléns 8 a ee «6 T5200 mice. c tl:
A. veitchi (Veitch Fir).
ARCORIMEME RCE oe PCT sais aun 40.00 .....
que) (SEED bs in ae ir ah a ne (S10) 010) © Sele At
ES THE) ETRE 8 he oie eae 15,000 3...
BIOTA aurea conspicua (Goldspire
Arborvitae).
IS) TONAL, TET baieneliy ae ac A a 6.00 50.00
PLGA) CAG i ean UG a Ol SE eal a a 11.50 100.00
FAG te) 3) Np ee es ae Oe ea 17.50 150.00

B. aurea mana (Berckmans Golden
Arborvitae). One of our specialties.
Good as an edging plant for larger
evergreens, and desirable in a mixed
planting, we.consider these warm,
golden ovals to be among the best of
all dwarf evergreens.

atnunttinen ma beth ee edt. 3.00 27.50
Bp: 75 tek Ns San i a i rar 4.50 40.00
PM PE LOR Ret NT oa. Fite cd wale wid o's 7.00 60.00
POSER RG Ne accciurcie vp eee as 7.50 65.00
LG ey le ee 10.00 90.00
Pe) iy ANOS ea Og ae a 14.00 125.00
PAS ALS a ea ae 20.00 175.00
B. elegantissima (Yellow Column Arbor-
vitae).
ORL eee es eee Po es om ~6,00",, 50.00
Pee Dy Mn amen ee eet ee ee L0.00"" 85.00

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LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935

EVERGREEN TREES—Continued

BIOTA—Continued

B. orientalis (Oriental Arborvitae). 10 100
8 to TO ie cigs arc sie years ee $45.00 .....
B. rollinson’s Golden (Rollinson’s Arbor-
vitae).
BrtorO GUGM, Binns east tN eee a AS OO We ae
Oto Sifters eke Teil we, ae eons ee COL00he wee

CHAMAECYPARIS. See under Retinospora.

CRYPTOMERIA lobbi compacta (Cave
Cryptomeria) We cannot emphasize
too strongly the high quality of our
Cryptomeria this season.

Alto Olt. | ay Baus Seeman a wetter: sh Se PRAOO yc Bee
Beto! Oyifitey. aaa i oui ae S9.00hr ea. .
GitOn (Cie teen oe cn) ee eg ee 45.00 $425.00
TO Sit” 82S kee FIGs ee acetone, ie 62.50 600.00
Sito LO te Ce, aie ua em ts oe 82.50 800.00
EOtosl 2 ft seca eee) ee LOO 0OR ass)
E2to lO ftsositisty agaist ety Laseaae 125100 itso. :

JUNIPERUS chinensis alba variegata
(Whiteleaf Chinese Juniper).

IZ toda mais Shee ae es Bee 5.50 45.00
Loto lS an ee een 6.50 55.00
18 to: 242ins 3. cee oii oes renee 2250) Hela:
Dito Woultamnd. cna de helene hee 10.00 (hanes
DUeostovs tte) swath awh eas nas ie 12:50 Sales:
Si tors YO tie) deomisby. sie ise ads hae pte LS OO eons
SIG tor 4 Tt hon Wee as in aad 20:00403 S552

J. chinensis columnaris glauca (Colum-
nar Chinese Juniper).

2U6 to isSebtenciie. eee chia See le 12.50 100.00

CO mA VEC Ele ae papa en ea 16.50 150.00
A | ecto oD REt Gee icc Se Ween ee Te ee ee 21.50 200.00
Bie FOG) Lets duce aa esos Baas We Ra ees A 29.00 275.00
Ge ctv Ore kc coce nc opane ete tar ctity te anie 39.00 375.00
Sh ator lO heeds: cas tise een vee ee 5750) 2
HORA OF LEE Gora ae te ale eget re ener 1500S ee.

J. chinensis columnaris viridis (Green
Column Juniper).

372 LOCO Rte ho MON Sg recs te 12.50 100.00

to 4 ft.. 2 Ge oa ad oe cae 16.50 150.00
4 CONTE Cys: eau Uinta vealed ie Oecd 21.50 200.00
Soe topO it Oeea i. cat cae oy cae ane ete ae 29.00 275.00
OH COS hit ne oi econ te eon, leet 39.00 375.00

CRYPTOMERIA LOBBI COMPACTA (CAVE CRYPTOMERIA)
24

Soe SS a PSS a oan th F
JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS COLUMNARIS GLAUCA
(COLUMNAR CHINESE JUNIPER)

JUNIPER—Continued
J. chinensis fortunei (Fortune Juniper) 10
PRROR Siren let oes. oh, oct lacas $25.00
ERE COMER MEISE Frc MO wie ns we ete 0, oe 35.00
J. chinensis japonica (Japanese Juniper).
PP RCOMUSVID Ee a iB coke uslk ae Gee é
ME CMISAMIRN elie op <2 Sscis oben SB ev bw eco 7.50
RSE MUNN ela x 5. eae Soaet us ousser a al 9.00
Pah RS VAL Ue caro RR a 14.00
J. chinensis oblongo
SHWE) 2b a a ane a ee a .... 15.00
SUTKG) G) InP Sai al oe ieee ae cline pea eer 20.00
LES). 1D se aa OE 30.00
J. chinensis pfitzeriana (Pfitzer Juniper).
TO LOM Sa SPKEAG a s2). aie). cad we ae 6.00
eS tba aula SPLEAC vaso. Whos closes oo eases 7.00
DEON RES SDICHGs Hoos. ph bccn eeee As 9.00
PI OECOrMGe SULA. - aprL ier ee cies 13.50
DUELOLN LUNSDUCAG.. 22, of oft ais oa ens 20.00
APRED EN ACASDICAG S. 2 oo! sage ae leks 35.00
DULCE SDIEAG: 83 F858. 0. asa 55.00
Om tO Gu CASDICAGs is Ho shee f sto iinisas 75.00
J. communis aurea (Golden Juniper).
PO LOMMON Ie SPLEAG 680 4ic)e os Salen ods 6.00
ES Tauee in Spread.. wo hai PS 8.50
ZitOpep a NtesSprends. oe) Pls 12.50
Pe SPLCAC en eek 15.00
Sih yoh4! Sewer co Xe a 25.00
J. communis canadensis (Canada Juniper).
Pa EGiaiite SDFCAG.:. asa! ce hee a 12.50
OMREOU IR LESDICRG ss sic cc eee se ee 17.50
Be PEOPLE SDLCAG S ficicis cc vise ce cee 25.00
J. communis hibernica (Irish Juniper).
LL CAL ee aaa ee 4.50
ep PUG, go UE IE et a 6.00
CALS 19 |S HORE al A a 8.50
Sa Ms ce ee 15.00
PEER Pe oc dui's Gy Sica se oes 20.00

J. communis hibernica kiyonoi (Kiyono
Juniper). A very narrow, compact
form of Irish Juniper.
PARR MP Ir a Lc ass ko es Ce 12.50
SREB ead osc. Wrok) dbs alc ae sw » ODie o 20.00

POVET ES! SPRANG? DRA DIES LIST, = 1935

ee eee

1935

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST,

EVERGREEN TREES—Comntinued ~

J UNIPER—Continued 10
J. communis suecica (Swedish Juniper).
15 to TS mee. a ee ee $5.00
1S to 24 neo sR es sat i ts 6.00
2 0. SECS... pee ee eee 2 7.50

J. excelsa stricta (Spiny Greek Juniper).
We have a splendid supply of these
lovely and popular formal plants this
season. Gray green, stiff foliage, erect
and very compact.

9-0) PQ an oe st hes aie peer eae oe 4.00
12Z:to US ne chee oe ee eee ae 5.00
L5cto TS inc ek eae ee ee ae 6.50
TS to D4 sin 2 yc oe A ee pee 9.00
24 to SO inks a eee ee ee 12.50
S0'to SOU ee res ce 17.50
3 tO oe ter. oe. pr pees Lite: 25.00
316 -to 4:4 es eee ae 30.00
4 = tos fia es eg ape ee 40
J. sabina (Savin Juniper).
£5 to 1S mee ee ee 6.00
18: to 2E Mr Cee Bee ae 8.50
2'to 246 TUS, Saeed Ae 12.50
DA SG 095 th i rok ee ues “eee SAGES 895 OS ay 15.00
D tO Sibu cece ete ee 25.00
J. squamata meyeri (Meyer Juniper).
12 tOMPOND Bide cane eee oe ete 5.00
L5 COMES A hu. vo Ser cee bee 6.50
18: to: 24 In 3)O. ahs Leo 9.00
2 COMES Mey ce rAd ie Geis 15.00
DUONG LB Se 5 A occ vain id eee 20.00
SD LORS S UG aa aie een aE eae oe 25.00
SOME OME EE goer tae Sake Ora ee eee 30.00
J. virginiana (Redcedar).
BRO EE cps WN iccate teste heoogestns a Tota eaecore 22.50
BBO Oe ee gers kee eee te oe aioe ge 32.50
6: to) Suite ote see cee eee EER erie 42.50
J. virginiana burki (Burk Redcedar).
Dt LGPEE aie ors repo es Tec 12.00
Dy COL be Wiese sin ate ta eB ee 14.50
SB EOUE Tecan or. orca nierstok no Ce 17.50
J. virginiana elegantissima
2 to DUGbl a... on a fee ee 12.50
Do LOPOREE Soh. Hohe mh oe SLs Oe IR 17.50
COPE ioe niet oi ereye aie eRe ge 25.00
J. virginiana glauca (Silver Redcedar).
2 to QU tts: BISA Ee BOs ere 00
DUC COON Gis, tae te Ae LA 14.50
OI LOR 29) a RM Re Pe NeOr cr Serpe A co 8 <7 17.50
Aste OPER 2c je sees ae ee ee 25.00
Bite Gib. <a so Lyte ae a ce 35.00
6 to Schtsei. 3 RE et Cree 45.00
PICEA canadensis (alba) (White Spruce).
18-to0.24.in 5 fo ae ee aa ae
2 to Sit: | See eee 10.00
3 to). 4 ft sapere oe 15.00
A EQ, Dit ee ee eee Se en eee 20.00
5 tO iO, bs pres ine ot os ae ee 30.00
P. canadensis albertiana (Black Hills
Spruce).
ES Ogos es nea eee 6.00
DEG vost aaa See ot ees 8.50
P. engelmanni (Engelmann’s Spruce).
18 to: 245m es oa ea ee ee 15.00
DO DUG REP si. nee ae ee eae 25.00
DV EEOC LET 1 ee ae nnn ter a Eee 35.00
Stor Poe hee rare iia ake eres 45.00

© lepiehionca

eee ce

72 2 ee

7 2 2 2

EOVETT.S* SPRING FRADE LIST, 1935

(Treeform Japanese Yew in Background)

EVERGREEN TREES—Continued

PICEA—Continued
P. excelsa (Norway Spruce). 10 100
OUTCRY ge Re caer: ciciekere black ane « $3.50 $30.00
Ie 30) CH, Clear Aaa RO n 4.50 40.00
DRUMMER het oe fet Moc oe cine 4 6 ba ail 6.00 50.00
Site 2h i ea hee Sea Ace ne 10.00 90.00
AL TIE, SUV hae) eae A pen a a COO ce Becca:
LE) SRDS S A a a a PSA U, OS
P. pungens (Colorado Spruce).
1, APS LUTE TS Lee seh a. Aa ae Me 4.50 35.00
RSRERI SIMMS Serer eae coe Peo Seen ee 6.00 50.00
DItO ae ME icin vies ec ce Sah a 10.00 75.00
PA a Cae tas acne bby) eet es eR 12.50 100.00
CON eRuaer er Ser do, tid 5 17.50 150.00
AGM RADEC PN ros oss ioe ech eh 27.50 250.00
Se = 8) (FL ed) Dl es oa a 42.50 400.00
AED a RSS Seco kaa an a 60.00 550.00
BME LOMUOM Ure Teer. cece ans Sd 5 vyeuciate SOOO ewe ay:
P. pungens glauca (Blue Colorado Spruce).
TUG Tae, UES Teer ae es a ae el eee ae 7.50 65.00
RET Fe TENS Le ate pa 10.00 90.00
PACES TALS BE ESS ps ae iG eR 17.50 150.00
DEORE ree ones 3 NMSA Se eng 22.50 200.00
Sa) Re ee ee ee 2 a 32.50 300.00
alo» Tie) [FSi Saenger I 50.00 .....
io) 35 OU aan Sige a ae ae TB OO Fix ie
LON Lee atte oso oo bois rigeie ol sie fo 95: 00m ey.x. tic
P. pungens kosteri (Koster Blue Spruce).
INS RD CMTS ah Rees Cae hk Ae ak a re 17.50 150.00
UGC Tae Te ee ee Al. oe os are 27.50 250.00
Py tite, TE Neo foe ey OI a te ae 35.00 325.00
Das vA D,, A eke Mn aa al eR 42.50 400.00
3 1Per SILA ABs ES Cie ae 52.50 500.00
SLOPE ene ee PE 62.50 600.00
Ay) HG) Gili el: Gy hee ea lle ian a Nee SO: 00 ra: sa:
FEL eens ed AGI SS Shit dy 8 120.0005 So
GEMCONIL LEM aAll tote oie ss os cited S TSOL007 Oe. :
PINUS austriaca (Austrian Pine).
LON TE Rjoat ook sates ese als Ce es 7.00 60.00
Omit te s eee 8.50 75.00
Bite, (Gla he be ay en ee ee 15.00 125.00
Jisots) UNS cell elie CT a 25.00 225.00
Tif0) Uy LISS ci eon ae ye a ae 37.50 350.00
CCC RG ES Recah che a oe Ba 50.00 475.00
re) US ee a ee. 75.00 725.00

LOVETES; SPRING LRA DES LAS T-

EVERGREEN TREES—Comntinued

PINUS—Continued
P. densiflora (Japanesé Red Pine). 10
ZO 2D EE ake oe ee er ae $7.00
30, Ault his Seer caee Go ay eae eae eee 10.00
HSS ro pee See Re MM Di RR aly 17.50
FPLC SOU: aes) sca, oo ccnp ed a gee 25.00
G0: 8°8t cere. SE Oa ert eee 37.50
P. montana mughus (Mugho Pine).
9 toul2 in: spread (7) eee gee 4.00
12 -tockSsnssprend2 6 ee ee ee 5.00
15:to 18-in- spread =e 7.50
iS to 24 in: spread. 2.3: 4.22 eee 10.00
2 to 216 ft. spread: .. 5% ich ens 15 00
216 tod ft. spreads... oe ee 20.00
3) to 4-fts'spread: tis ees ee 30.00
P. resinosa (Red Pine).
3,04 ft .8 seer beth pee ae 15.00
4 COLD. Ab acces oask sie OS nae eae 22.50
5 tO G hts e cst oy ey a ee 32.50
6 10.8: ft pica tac aera eee 42.50
P. sylvestris (Scotch Pine).
18:0 24ne igs een eee eee 5.00
ZO MO LES o 8 oe ee eee 6.00
DtOg 2 ies ise ee eee ere See 10.00
A toot BEE a2 ee yee Ree ae ee 17.50
BEOO Or Etch c 8 Ace tata eres 25.00
6 tom Suits neers See se ere 40.00
8 tanh Le sc: hee eis sree Re 60.00
P. tanyosho (Japanese Table Pine).
DitOeron bbc. hye Ae oe ae 30.00
3 to felts coe ok, eee ee 40.00
PSEUDOTSUGA douglasi (Douglas-fir).
FS "tascam staat en ee eee er na ee 6.00
PE CONGO REE sie ht Oe ete 10.00
STOW IEG re en gee a ea 15.00
FORD AT Sec meee Or eee cera 20.00

RETINOSPORA filifera (Thread pe ieee
1S tow24in acces gh phen 28 Sete sans

DANAUS LCE Le ee Ce eae : 50
ZUGMO Ltt 2)* Sek he ieee eh eee 11.50
tO Ashte Aine 2 ae Soke eas Cae 17.50
4, to fttnd says 4 2 eset Ele oem eas 27.50
Br tor Ore Sark Sion he Rae RAP eee ee eS 35.00
GitorSiit. cost... seek eek eee 50.00
R. filifera aurea i iGeldenrircad COR See
15 to 18 in. 10.00
Sito 2h ooo ee ee 12.50
ton VORLt, ck 5 aye be mae ae eae 17.50
DUG LOZ onEU.% 5 see aes aA Ee 22.50
Sits... eee er. coon men es 30.00
4 to: 5 ft ree. co ce oe eae 40.00
5 to: Geae eee sas tas, ete oe 55.00
R. obtusa compacta (Football Cypress).
18. toy2Asin ee 5. eo wal ee ee 9.00
Zto Dar htee ie Ol oe | ge ne Baka 12.50
2 VpatOvd LO. see eed ree 18.00
R. obtusa jorippet (Cripps Golden Cypress).
ED COMES Ee 6055 eee ei aes eee 9.
Stoel Sine 2.0 See ee en eee 13.00
DZ Obe VON Gaiiicc tractor nie a’, ay ea 16.00
DUGRORAI ES: 320 3 eee. mete 21.00
Oe OLB i Ce ie eee 21.50

1935

eriel i=) |e) e
ee eee

yeeee

FOV Edd! S (SPRUNGSURIADE EIST,

1935

RETINOSPORA OBTUSA CRIPPSI (CRIPPS GOLDEN CYPRESS)
(See opposite page)

EVERGREEN TREES—Continued

RETINOSPORA—Continued
R. obtusa gracilis (Slender Hinoki Cy-

ress). 10 100

DORM ees, Gat css, Se eat .$20.00 .....

3) (hot aa ies Same la 5 OOOO 8 0.

ALONE HCP oe 3. hotles ee = 400007 2 |

Is) + Ta Sy (015 0 tpn Ne A ae fi ee ae ae ¥3260:00 ci eo...

Bh au 7 TES 6 ope ae gee abl ie aed a phos) mss,
R. obtusa magnifica.

Fe) HOVE ee Sake Oe A Senet ea eRe 15.00

3) 15) oe bch Mani me Ai eB . 20.00 $175.00

BEL OLOMLtee Rie ie aS esse apeeet ate 25.00 225.00

ET aa) (Lhe, aac) Shia ale elle de haar ie Mae Na 35.00 325.00

ERLONGIOM cee Mec wok eiaas ote. ces et BOLOO. hs oa

R. obtusa nana Nee Hinoki Cypress).
RCO MAONMINS o.dy cher sea, = tse Nae . 8.50 75.00
Geneon ke se ye . 11.50 100.00
P2etonlosiny: Pe ee eit h Oip oe ea RTE OO. * 150.00
15 to 18 in. ate neo 00%. 2e5:00
R. pisifera (Sawara Cypress).

UORCORC SIE Meer SOs Cee ree . 5.50 45.00
AIG) 2 Gs SOE 2 PSY Ot a 7.50 65.00
PAO AR a ire oe eee 10.00 85.00
Bao) eS bo A TO oe 12.50 110.00
ee) Oy Ta A ane a ae a 17.50 160.00
RCOMMORLE ME Er wnt wee tee OF 25.00 250.00
Gatermarttea eens ee ks Boren LON0 Uta ed

R. pisifera aurea (Golden Sawara C ypress).

Web VLE OT OS 5.50 45.00
PACOME Tina SN ar ep sy, me ae 7.50 65.00
i595 RSA 4 sal See eevee oy oe 10.00 85.00
3 Ubi ARTIC oe lay ON RE a PASO Sint ay,
PREM LPs OR tte Sick ese. ee 17.50 aye
RUKIA rein ee b.5, ws He acc ned ae ee . 25.00 as
ORME HO Poy UA fis oak ad ech us Be SPAOIOO NS ssc 5

Serra eet wes Webs os th 3.2m) 60800
29

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST,

1935

RETINOSPORA PLUMOSA AUREA LOVETTI (GOLDDUST CYPRESS)

EVERGREEN TREES—Continued

RETINOSPORA—Continued

R. plumosa (Plume Cypress). 10
PDN tOr lS Mise tore css oe ys eetnensle ee $4.00
18 to 24 mee. ee Re tee eae 5.00
2 tO. 2G fen BOR a ee er ee 6.50
DUG tO Et she ie ee nen 7.50
B ton4iht yaa See cee een 11.00
Ato wb ftom icecathy: ances a berrne 17.50
5:10, HG TCLS. cents cee eee cponuets 6 hers 25.00
G toni Silt os ie nacho otis eee a 40.00
$8 tol foveite. ager) ee ..- 60.00
R. plumosa aurea (Goldenplume Cypress).
15:to 18 mire. hc hoa tee = eee 4.50
ES tos2a ine so nos hoe ec ee ees 5.50
2 tO, Zon ieee AA ee ee 7.50
QUGMOO At. es ee ee ee ee ee 10.00
3 Batosit csuins2 MS es cesar 12.50
A ator ft helio os ea notes ee ee 24.00
Br RAtOO te was 2 Sth oiege see eke we re 35.00
G7 AO'SHts tee oe ee te eee 45.00
8 eetowl Ota 21 seis SS eee aes 65.00

R. plumosa aurea lovetti (Golddust Cy-
press). A compact sort which appears
to carry a sheen of pure gold dust on
its foliage. Worthy of featuring in your

catalog.

12 to 181 Nee lvop MSU Obed Oclo bo edoade 6.00

IS toyZapine.cc:. ote eee eee 7.50
DitOle Oo Les os ects tycoon. A eerie 11.00
ZUG MOO ils och 6 cere Sa Oe 15.00
aie a Ca NACA aN Mm UREN 5 a 20.00

R. plumosa lutescens (Dwarf Yellow-
plume Cypress).

Otol Der...) eects. Ne cides eas 4.00
12) toulbsin... eerie os eo oes ope ok 5.00
15 tox Srna os (sete ewe ees 7.00
1S toyZ4s ines oes Gane ome enc gas 11.00

ZtOVD ot eee ae ee he nee 13.50

DVG to Site ea ek ee oe Ee 20.00

O. Wator att acs eae oc e nce 25.00

R. squarrosa veitchi (Moss Cypress)

O-tosl Diino ee ee one 4.50
12 tos Spine ce kee ae osee aes 5.50
18 toi24iim ses es ee 6.50

DONQUE 2 cass on taelers rea ee 9.50

DU CELOT OSE ee eee ane «os a eee 13.50

3- tora lt sock cos comes SN aniwaekac aoeaNe 17.50

eecese

50.00
65.00
100.00

eeecss

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935
EVERGREEN TREES—Continued
TAXUS baccata repandens (Spreading
English Yew). 100
15 to 18 in. spread.. eee POLOU rN” Nati:
18 to 24 in. spread.. che an OOh: Me ..
2 to 2% ft. spread. . SNe tat eet es AOU Ts is ce ak
DO NOia EG. ISDIEAC. a). io that tue sie nce 25.00
T. cuspidata (Japanese Yew). Slow
growing and most enduring, this
spreading and bushy Yew is invaluable
for foundation planting or as a hedge.
Rich, blackish- pera foliage.
15 to 18 in. SWRA ae ee ee. 2.00) OU.U0
18 to 24 in. spread.. ame. + is O00 ,60:00

2 to 244 ft. spread. . Se es oe I Ss 15.00 125.00

PIS O88 TEER 8) Ce: (6 ann 20.00 175.00

BOEPEEASPLCAC. ¢.0 oc ajas bad ce ea 35.00 325.00

PetOrLUMS PLEA. ys. aes. dala ts 65.00 625.00

EREGROUIC A SOLEAGR 2. gs tes wee cs 90.00 850.00

CORRECT AIS 0) re ko (age ar 125-00) vs:..

T. cuspidata brevifolia nana (Dwarf
Japanese Yew).

DiCO Miele h otc: POT ONS he ciel SURE Moe 6.00 50.00
Leta LS a fe 9.00 80.00
GYR Roe US eS 3 Cae a oe 12.50 115.00
WRRCOUE MM}, he ee Sis es see ees We 2 EEOO Ae ity. os":

T. cuspidata capitata (Treeform Japan-
ese Yew). A hardy, symmetrical pyra-
mid, with brilliant scarlet berries con-
spicuous against its black green foliage.
eVikos Lo Ty | LE Sane een ee eee 10.00 90.00

Po 188) TL, Ses ag oan a aA 12.50 115.00

PLUS TS) S.Ct i pn ee ea a 20.00 175.00

SAR! SLE DON 0 Ram i Ra Unt haa 27.50 250.00

SUG Ste 2 TOR SO cate ae ace ae en 32.50 300.00

A EO DEAN ey Bo SOI SICOO attics:

T. media hicksi (Hicks Yew).
PS itopeseineee met ye eck ok ae se 14.00 125.00

PLOne Mees alee SE 8 vas oh 20.00 175.00

FAST a) 10 OR ee a a 35.00 325.00

BRS ne my Sony ere OO ee 52.50 500.00

Se REOIATEE geet ak MN Lo aa 1000 OS

ARNO nema st. 2 AeA ee ee ht 2) 0) 0, ee ane

THUJA occidentalis (American Arbor-
vitae). Nice sheared specimens.
Leh Zo 4: Ae 1s eae a ie nina a ae 3.50 25.00

PARLO, 745M oe A ile goles as eter ea ae 4.50 35.00

PYG STG) 2) Ue Ee ae eR Ee 6.00 50.00

A os CIR din ee tele 7.50 65.00

BENG ley ag sat Sa aie ee a 12.00 100.00

Ai © Gl Gately, oid ay Se ae 17.50 150.00

OMTED) <0 HEC Wee Sei a AL ahd ae 27.50 250.00

va 10 10) eee i age ea 42.50 400.00
LODE RG. UP ee BG a ea CO00R os,

T. occidentalis compacta (Parsons Ar-
borvitae).

EULESS aa 4.00 30.00
ZAC LEAT A eos a yess. See id wails 5.00 40.00
Se TEN ee nee ae ee ee 6.00 50.00
Its DST pie ena 7.50 65.00

DARIEN ONE GL ME ty Phe wield there a LO:00 nen atk,

MEADE Ole od hd Wa facthosielere oo © oc « P2200" hei.

T. occidentalis douglasi aurea (Douglas
Golden Arborvitae).
RENCE CES eT eo ods anges » LOLOO ye «
DODGY “3 * ges i ee, ae 32:00! Yi.

LOVETT S SPRING TRADECEITST, 21935

EVERGREEN TREES—Co7tinued ~

THUdJA—Continued
T. occidentalis elegantissima (Yellow
Column Arborvitae). 10 100
1 to:24 in 4.0. ee ee ee ee $4.00 $35.00
2 tOvd SOVht 5 ic oe et 5.50 45.00
2U6 tO Okt ook oe ee eee 8.00 70.00
& <to:4 feo tee Fe ene e ee 10.00 90.00
4. =to 1A eee 12.50 110.00
5-) to Oftr ns ane ees 17.50
6 to Sft.22 220. Se a eee 21250 Soe cs.
T. occidentalis globosa (Globe Arbor-
vitae).
O'toch Dine. eee ee 4.00 30.00
12 to 15 in. Voir Sod 5.00 40.00
1D tol Sum sesh 5 Ye oeiee co ee 6.00 80.00
1S to. 24om 5.55 te ne So ee 7.50 65.00
T. occidentalis hoveyi (Hovey Arbor-
vitae).
LStoUS nse Seek eee i FLS | eileen
18 to 24 mJ), PASE. Aer ese SO! Ae
210 26 fer ee ee ee 10:00 2045. <5
T. occidentalis, ‘Little Gem.’
D tOMlgAn aioe 8 LS os eee ee 6.00 50.00
iD tol Opn 2 dot See se Se 7.00 60.00
LD tovlG sm... 24 355 35s oes eee 8.50 75.00
18 to 24 insane) .seolesn) epee 11.50 100.00
T. occidentalis lutea (George Peabody
Arborvitae).
2t0 25 ftsasshel. poe Baa Ae ee 7.00 60.00
DUONEG. BEG acie os hes SG cl eee ok: 10.00 90.00
Bie COANE eo ae ccs sie 12.50 110.00
Ae it Biltea ss eee ae eee 15.00 125.00
Brts ro Gilt os cnet 22.50 200.00
Boe Geo Baltes Gi en ee ee 35500 i st,
T. occidentalis plicata (Moss Arborvitae).
18 to: 24in. ys 8s aoe Se 5.00 40.00
De COR EEINS oa iis eee eno eee 7.00 60.00
S LOMA eo oe re eee 10:00. Fee.
T. occidentalis otigael
15 to 18im.. ~ (haath, stupcat > gO LOU ROO-00
1S towasin ©. setos ceri ee 7.50 70.00

T. occidentalis pyramidalis (Pyramidal
Arborvitae). We have long specialized
in the production of this popular ever-
green, so that you cannot be disap-
pointed in our gorgeous trees.

USi LoVe AIA? Mec nas a I ee 4.00 30.00
DELON WONG oo ike os Soe 3 Seay es 6.00 50.00
ZG EEO NNEC sis ie 2 hee neg cima oe 8.00 70.00
StOMSSEE ate OS oe es nee ee 9.50 85.00
ANC OMEDERE A655 os eaten ees 13.00 115.00
5 tomOrtt: tee OO 19.00 175.00
Gi tow Sskteesene ce ee es Seah ee 27.50 250.00
SitonlOut. .. 2c ee ic eee ee 40:00 Bee. Ses

T. occidentalis rosenthali (Rosenthal
Arborvitae). 8 to 10 ft. Grows slowly
into a dense column of lustrous, dark
green foliage, with growths ending in a
little whitish ball.

ES toyZ 4g ee eee 6.00 50.00
Dt oe2aD MEBs co ee ee eee 7.50 65.00
DUERMO 10.00 90.00
SiEO oy NEES ose ee eee 12.50 110.00
316 to 4fEF Si Bae eee. 15.00 135.00
Ase ON te Uae. cd esc coe Oe 20.00 180.00
Bie Mol Ge.) chk. se oe eens 30.00 280.00
6 Merritt seo anda eee 40.00

EFOVERES/SPREING TRADE: LIST,o F935

i ” ; ia? + ahi .
y “a at ps oe SES en: Sa ee
A BLocK oF THUJA OCCIDENTALIS PYRAMIDALIS
(PYRAMIDAL ARBORVITAE) (See page 32)

EVERGREEN TREES—Continued

THUJA—Continued

vitae). 10 100

SOO) Luge Rol et $16.50 $150.00

AAPOR SUE ere ed oF Seas extp 03 22.50 200.00

DEP AEGIGME its. ny teas apiderss sé 32.50 300.00

Se aCROMNL OL TRAM Reso: ais drag ssa 02 45.00 425.00

T. occidentalis yvervaeneana (Vervaene

Arborvitae).

Le) Ge, Sak TS ee a 4.50 35.00
PAGERS SELES SUR oR SB cs a ie 6.00 50.00
NG) KE, GOR sae ae ke 7.50 65.00
DOM Tir oi Ag ove ss se 9.00 80.00
oP MSO TEE Saas 2 a ae ee 12.50 115.00
Se (ba ie 6 teeta 9 ae ole 17.50 165.00
eaCOr er bles aie bye oy. Girne we scatece 21.50 265.00

T. occidentalis wareana (Ware, or Si-
berian Arborvitae).

UGS URS) cies eRe a neler ae aR gb re 3.50 30.00

ROA LVL Sra ont Fh laeeie cet c so 3 5.00 40.00
7) 120) 24h J. ROS ae oe oh AERA A ane aA 6.00 50.00
DY LOL LOS Pe re le ats 8.00 70.00
3 VTLS pe ae a a 10.00 90.00
UME ONO OH se oe eS, Sis 6's BE 15.00 135.00

T. occidentalis woodwardi (Woodward

Arborvitae).

ACO eee eS EE, 4.50 35.00

NFS he Eicon, SiR A i he POR a 5.50 45.00

lhe) (Ra eek STE A cate, cleaner nmiey oae anne ae 7.50 65.00

T. orientalis. See ‘‘Biota.”’

TSUGA canadensis (Canada Hemlock).
A rapid grower, and very hardy; with
rich, deep green foliage, softly pendu-
lous. Good alike for a hedge or an in-
formal planting.

Mes ECE ee ek aes ae 5.00 40.00
SE Cee rE ET. meer She 6.00 50.00
Pe) 59) SALT Re 8.00 70.00
BALI CG Ue ale es Ce Sie OR oe Bea 11.00 100.00
CABO LEME eM nc ae ech ewes 17.50 150.00
ST 9 Oe SN A cll ae a 27.50 250.00
Se Lee Ge SS 37.50 350.00

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADESLIST, 71935

TSUGA CANADENSIS PENDULA (SARGENT WEEPING HEMLOCK)

EVERGREEN TREES—Continued

TSUGA—Continued
T. canadensis pendula (Sargent Weeping

Hemlock). 10 100
15 t0,18:1n; spread +22 997.- ee eee S1S:00tve > *
18;to, 24 in: spreads. Gye) os eee oe 25.00
Proveyo tt. Spread vis.x.s 2405 2 hehe S00 ge eee
2 eetOroelt spread ci. eee ee 45:00 i=. An.
3 to4ft., heavy specimens........ T5100) eS ex.
4 to5ft., heavy specimens........ TOO!OO poke:
T. caroliniana (Carolina Hemlock).
A LODE Radars siti otvscecdhn stenee ane eae, Oe SOOO see
Bi to, Gv. sccke apne f aee oo eee eee 65.00" Fo...
Oto Wa. eek Se Ree Re Resa BO:00% si ny:
Vines
AKEBIA quinata (Pre Agee): 10 100
2 VTS Seat ie eter et eee $1.60 $14.00
AMPELOPSIS guinquefolia (iasemnia
Creeper).
2 YESS Bs cee eRe oe es 1.60 14.00
A. quinquefolia engelmanni (Engelmann
ee Ee
2 sees BH NE Ek Boh RU. oe ea up

A. Ceca (tricuspidata) (Boston Ivy, Jap-
anese Creeper). Our plants of this beau-
tiful and popular sort have been sprayed
weekly and are all very healthy speci-
mens. They carry many more “leaders”
than do most Boston Ivy plants of their
age, having been cut back carefully last

Spring.

SyES., DMO MOMa es he Nene nas 1.20 10.00

SryTs:, 1S town. ee a oe 1.50 12.00

O VIS te atOMe tb: ; : We, OO 1-50
BIGNONIA radicans Gocumpecereapene

DEVTS Yaegts SCR ae toe wate woes ae ane 1.25 10.00

BV TSte eee fie oe iia tenes ee ee ee 1.75 12.00
CELASTRUS erbiculatus (Oriental Bitter-

sweet).

DVT SENS. oo oa nde Coe a Oe 1.60 14.00

BEVIS NOG ei e see ere Soa aes Oy eae .. 2.20 18.00

EOVETIIS) SPRING <TRADE LIST) 1935

LONICERA HALLIANA (HALL JAPANESE HONEYSUCKLE)

VINES—Continued
CLEMATIS paniculata (Sweet Autumn

Senet 10 ~=100
DrSRSCIECLE Cen t... oh GS. aia Se ntoe o's sce $2.00 $15.00

EUONYMUS radicans vegetus (Bigleaf

Wintercreeper).
PREECE SLOG KY. P= .5 os ein ke eae 2.50 20.00
PO ST SROCKY 0 ce ca es eee says 3.00 25.00
PStaeedestockyny.. 588 Ver. 4.00 35.00
HEDERA helix (English Ivy).

Evergreen, from 3 in. pots............. 2.00 16.00
JASMINUM nudiflorum (Winter Jasmine).

Tel ch ES rior 2 ae i ee 2.00 18.00
LONICERA halliana (Hall Japan Honey-

suckle).

DeUES SELECLCM GE Bint e eS ton tee eee 1.20 10.00

EMS OME MEA yy OS. Ce Se. Sc el Soe 2.00 15.00
L.. sempervirens (Scarlet Trumpet Honey-

suckle).

DAES ASCLCRTEU 2 rte SOS ks, wee Be 1.60 13.50
LYCIUM barbarum (Barbary Matrimony-

vine).

Dee Eee ere oe oo Er ies 1.25 10.00

Tere hers Fade 8 IT, 1.60 14.00
POLYGONUM auberti (Silver Lace Vine).

Te GPSS "51212 55 2] Og Sy hh rr 3.00 25.00
PUERARIA thunbergiana (Kudzu-vine).

Copesasereeretie gee eh ele LL. « 1.00 8.00

2) SY a ee 1.50 12.00
VINCA minor (Periwinkle).

MSR SETS IDES ces Lio tic she es 0 wee 1.25 10.00

WISTERIA sinensis (Chinese Wisteria).
2 yrs., selected (grown from cuttings)... 2.50 20.00
3 yrs., extra large (grown from cuttings). 3.00 25.00
3 yrs., selected (grown from seed)....... 1.50 10.00

35

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935

Hardy Perennial Plants

The attractive prices quoted in this Trade List refer in
all instances to sturdy, field grown plants (unless stated
otherwise), such as can be depended upon to produce quick
and most satisfactory results.

REAL BARGAIN!

We are pleased to offer Perennials once
more in splendid assortment at the following
unprecedented low prices:

100 Hardy Perennial Plants (choice
of varieties left to us) for ..$4.50

500 Hardy Perennial Plants (choice
of varieties left to us) for ..20.00

1000 or more Hardy Perennial Plants

(choice of varieties left to
us) for...) ).. 15.3 4e4each

All are strong, field grown plants,
(Propelry labeled)

Take advantage of these offers—they are
undoubtedly the most attractive that we
have ever made in over half a century of the
nursery business.

10 100
ACHILLEA filipendulina................ $0.90 $7.00
ptarmica, Boule de Neige.............. .90 7.00
ACONITUM fischeri..................... 1.20 10.00
sparksy. 2525) nse ee ee 1.00 8.00
AJUGA ‘reptans 332.65. 8 oe ee 1.00 8.00
ALYSSUM saxatile compactum......... 90 7.00
ANCHUSA italica, Dropmore............ 80 6.00
italica Opal 204, oe oe ee eee 1.20 10.00
miyosotidiflora...*. 0024 oun. ny oe ee 1.20 10.00
ANEMONE hupehensis.................. 1.20 10.00
ANEMONE japonica (Japanese Whind-
flowers)
Biba osc see tae eee ie Bete oon 1.20 10.00
Queen Charlotte...................... 1.20 10.00
Whirlwind se) 653 a ati ee ee 1.20 10.00
ANTHEMIS tinctoria................... 80 6.00
tinctoria, Perry’s Variety.............. 1.00 8.00
AQUILEGIA canadensis.................. 90 § 7.00
chrysantha:.. caper eee 90 7.00
caerulea: ’.: > eee ce Coe eee 1.10 - 9.00
Mrs. Scott Elliott’s Choice lLong-
spurred Hybrids.................... 1.10 9.00
ARABIS «alpina. .ccosc. cosee cess .80 6.00
ARMERIA formosa (pink)................ 1.00 8.00
maritima laucheana.................. 1.00 8.00
ARTEMISIA lactiflora................... .90 17.00
Silver King cise. Boe eo 1.00 8.00
stelleriana: .hcnc cists ori ok suetied nero dO OL00
ASCLEPIAS tuberosa.................... .90 7.00
ASPHODELUS luteus................... 1.20 9.00

EOVETRESISPRING DRADESLIST:,

ASTILBE, PEACH BLOSSOM

HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS—Continued

10
ASTER alpinus superbus, Goliath.......$1.10
PULTE APEC enn ce eco i eee 1.10
PSs MOarGe eee Ld ee nes cis oe bel
ELE Catgy hte ie eee, ieee ee a Oo 1.20
AECL PER CIO E SNAG ee. sede hse oS. Gank Ge. oR 1.10
DSU Do Se 2 ee ae ne ee 1.10
i lerpes UES a a ee ae ee a 1.20
[E12 Sarah gt a A ee ee ra hard ca xe 8 1.10
Syd BS rie gi eee RON OR AR ee ge a rT 1.20
Se UU ER Se rare hh Fi 2 De sls are ae -90
Vlfqer es (OS G2) 7 tie so See gn oe Nee Rg 1.00
ASTILBE, Peach Blossom............... 1.20
Ss Lape ay (Oye Sai Se ae ea eel oe es 2.50
Moerheimi.. 5 egy ae EER TN PR AG 8
Queen Alexandria. Si Petts dee 2 are eS
BAP isla avstralise.« < f5i0)2 642) 6. of saree .90
BGeGON ercordata 6695. 9 m6 es ence mde 1.00
BOLTONIA latisquama................. 1.00
GANAMINGTHA alpina.:......0...2 2.5... 1:00
CAMPANULA carpatica................. 1.00
calycanthema. Pink, white and blue.... .80
medium (Canterbury-bells). Pink, white,
elmer anielermarcecles ay. pe ie tik wale .80
persicifolia.. ae a ores A I 08)
CATANANCHE caerulea.. RAR, tl aO
CENTAUREA macrocephala. . eee POO
NETO TR RCE NEE ME i 5 Cay rg Petar, aaa aes - .80
CERASTIUM biebersteini............... 90
CHRYSANTHEMUM arcticum (Arctic
Daisy). Large snow-white bloom......

coreanum (Korean Chrysanthemum). A
profusion of claret pink flowers, centered
golden, in late Autumn............... 1.00

maximum (Shasta Daisy). In June and
July come the myriads of flowers which
resemble field Daisies seen through a
powerful magnifying glass............. .80

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1935

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HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS—Continued

CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Hardy Varieties: 10
Alice Howell. Large, single, orange yellow.$0.90
Beaumont Red. Large, deep mauve red;

sorikme and beauttlul gaa eee 90
Cometo. Large, dark Rose, shaded magenta .90
Ethel. Pompon; deep crimson bronze.... .90
Excelsior. Aster type; bright yellow..... 1.00
Field of Snow. White button, pinkish tinge .90
Frances Whittlesey. Large, dark copper-

red flowers} aNewn 3. ee ee
Jean Treadway. Many blooms of a deep

rosy pink. One of the finest large-flow-

eredsviarieticSmnee: | 5.0n. eee ee eee)
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. Single; brilliant

CLITMSONI ee ee eee Sonn 9
Mrs. L. Birchard. Pompon; shell pink... .90
Norine. Button; yellow................ 90

October Girl. Double; pale mauve flowers. .90
Old Homestead. Large, bright rose pink. .90
Pink Dandy. Large; brilliant pmk Pompon_ .90
Ruth Cummings. Decorative; reddish
bronze sits cee ees uF Gee CUE AU NEY Sek 90
Skibo. Pompon; pure yellow............ 90
Victory. Large; white, and very desirable. .90
Yellow Normandie. Decorative; bronzy

yellow eee eee
CONVALLARIA majalis (Lily-of-the-valley)
Extrayselectediclumpseeene olen. 2.

COREOPSIS grandiflora florepleno....... .90
lanceolata... coe aes sack eer Ae 10

DAISY, Shasta. See Chrysanthemum

maximum.

DELPHINIUM belladonna.............. 1.00
Bellamosurmics 60. sen one ee ee 1.00
Ihybridumy oe coer ee eee 1.00
SINGISISN, ©. eee he ene 1.00
Wrexham Hybrids........ 1.20

DIANTHUS Abbotsford................. 1.20
deltordes! seh rae EE eae 1.00
Improved Crimson King. From 2 in. pots 1.20
latifoliusubeatrix... 3-20 nee .50
latifolius, Furst Bismarck............. 1.20
plumarius florepleno.................. -90
sempertiorens: : 5 2.3. ini) aoe 1.00

Grenadin Pinks. Pink, red, and white.. .90
barbatus (Sweet-william). Pink, red, and

WTLERE: Guise ce erer ie |e oa ee nee ana
DICENTRA: eximia.;... 6.054: seuldecore 1.50
spectabilis, selected 2 yr. roots.......... 2.00
DICTAMNUS fraxinella rubra........... 1.50

DIGITALIS gloxiniaeflora. Pink, Purple,
Whitesand Mixedi=s-)...2 25) ae 1.00
ERIGERON speciosus.................-. 1.00
ERYNGIUM amethystinum............. 1.20
EUPATORIUM ageratoides.............. 1.20
coclestinum nr. {ok a eee tee 1.00
EUPHORBIA myrsinites................ 1.20
polychromiaw: : iis. s4enpa5h lites Sate 1.80
FUNKIA caerulea...................0005 1.20
lancifolia undulata variegata.......... 1.00
marginata alba 2428 0.2720 ae 1.20
gioboldiana uit 5 029s Fe 1.00
subcordata grandiflora................ 1.20

100
$7.00

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST,
HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS—Co7 tinued
10
GAILLARDIA grandiflora............... $0.90
I? Peigel syle: Gileyg ts Seeger. 0 Reman e 6S ea anaeane 1.20
GRASSES, ORNAMENTAL.
ele lie CVACUUITIEL os sc iiceis fete ew Cal ope 1.00
Etibeiae JADOILICE Blok Salvitses sight’. vera dt. 1.00
Eulalia japonica WATIOCA CHGS ew ee LOU
Eulalia japonica zebrina.............. 1.20
Festuca glauca. . ee oe Le
Pennisetum japonicum. A ap wp pian wen ir 1.00
Phalaris arundinacea picta............ 1.00
GYPSOPHILA paniculata............... .80
HELENIUM autumnale superbum....... 1.00
MAUOEEOLIT COIS os ok oT al prnicar onthe 2. 2.00
HELIANTHEMUM croceum............. 1.00
HELIANTHUS, Miss Mellish............ 1.00
RUMP LMEere eee PM RAL BOSS ah tk seuss 1.00
multiflorus grandiplenus (Soleil d’Or). 1.20
Spee vigebl Yo] PST 0 9s a ee ee a 1.00
HELIOPsIS pitcheriana......0:......./.. -80
scabra excelsa........ seer et PEIEOO
HEMEROCALLIS idusiortien BS ALR TEES 1.00
MATISOM OA See as. tees ate ee ees 1.00

LOVETT’S LEMON. Largest lemon col-
ored variety of which we have any knowl-
edge. Gorgeous beyond words......... 2.00
LOVETT” S ORANGE. AA tall growing
sort, with extra large orange Ug,
bright and beautiful fo or the garden.... 2.00

OMS Cire g ht 2 ee eee 1.20
Lge Seago iee phe ce) Sa Cris Hoetee Tae ee ie eae re 1.00
HEUCHERA sanguinea. . Pas Mae les)

HIBISCUS, Meehan’s Mallow ‘Matvela:
Heeccclorse ee
HOLLYHOCKS, Double. Pink, Red,
Salmon, White, Yellow, and Mixed.. .80
FH YPereI CUM ascyrons 22... cs ele se 1.50
IBERIS sempervirens................... 1.20
IRIS germanica (German Iris).
S—Stands, or upright petals; F—Falls, or

drooping petals.
Ab-del-Kader. S., smoked yellow; F., yel-

low, veined plum Bn Sees on eee -10
Charles Dickens. S., light violet; F., in-

digo with white at Sane eee 10
Count St. Clair. S., white; F., deep violet,

IPN MEG OWINILC ersmicie)e are oid is Go sles sees 1.00
Darius. S., lemon yellow; F., light yellow,

PAROLE LOSWNEA Ce en os os ees iareie a's 10
Donna Maria. S., azure; F., indigo, with

veined white base. . 10

Florentina alba. S. and F., porcelain to
white; ny blooming; large flowers... 1.00

Gracchus ., lemon; F., delicate yellow,
San Gol Cig Aen my (0)

H. Cramer. S., celestial blue; F., a shade
Gere he PT ee ee cic ce Sb nae .10

Iris King. S., clear lemon yellow; F., rich
maroon, bordered EL OW sBecey Mess et Sa Welans 1.00

Pallida Dalmatica (Dalmatica). S., light
lavender; F., deeBee lavender with blue
shadings. Very f Tagrant....... 02.0... 1.00

Pauline. S., bright blue; F., darker blue. .70

P. Bernot. Sh golden; F, light yellow and
white, densely veined wine red........ 10

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1935

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935

HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS—Continued

IRIS germanica—Continved 10 = 100

Pecutem. S. and F., white; distinctly pen-

ciled lilac toward outer edges......... $0.70 $5.00
President Thiers. S., mauve, brown base;

F., purple, brown and white base...... 10° 5.00
Queen of May. S., bright rosy lilac; F.,

darker’ 000. seis oc BO ee 10*255:00
Rebecca. S., golden; F., mahogany...... 10 §.00

IRIS germanica. Mixed. .Per 1000 $20.00, .40 3.00

IRIS kaempferi (Japanese Iris).
Eleanor Parry. Double claret red flamed

with white “and. blue=37 2.7. 8st 1.50 12.00
Gold Bound. Double white............ 1.20 10.00
Peacock. Double; purple. .........77.- 1.20 10.00
Purple and Gold. Violet purple, showy

golden}throat:, Double. een 1.20 10.00
Pyramid. Double; indigo blue.......... 1.50 12.00
Stella. Single; violet, veined white...... 1.20 10.00

IRIS kaempferi Mixed (Japanese Iris). A
superb combination of the finest blood

in the slris tamily..0.. 22.2 see eee 80 6.00
IRIS pseudacorus (Yellowflag Iris). Tall,
with golden yellow flowers in June..... 1.00 8.00

IRIS pumila, Mixed. The colors range
through the various shades of blue and

VEllOWse ih .<g-ch ou Se Ee 1.00 8.00
IRIS sibirica (Siberian Iris).
Blue King. Large, rich blue flowers..... 5O0 127-00

Snow Queen. Snowy white, shapely

HOWETS see tees 1.00 8.00
LATHYRUS (Hardy Sweet Pea).
Mary ‘tsovett: 225045. 5 452 ee 1.20
White: Pearlie2) 20480). AAR REAR: 100422 ==
LIATRIS pycnostachya................... 20 7.00

JAPANESE IRIS, “GOLD BOUND”
40

POVERESISPRING TRADE LIST, 1935

Harpy PERENNIAL PLANTS—Continued

10 100
i UL MLO NA RE TE eo ob 6 gy Ye re $2.50 $20.00
15 (bry CURIE WAM Nai ae Mee a 2.50 20.00
TORET ALLS reer soc) (, 1 ree ye ened oA Se 500 15.00
MMUCLOMNM GLDUML cs. eas ek et aeo0” 20:00
speciosum magnificum............... 2.50 20.00
PICHANIIM LOLEVIONO. i. .sc ee eee eee 1.80 15.00
tLANUNeperenne (Blue)... 22... ce ees .80 6.00
Te LEM GEL) ee .80 6.00
Power rrA cardinalis:.....0..D3.. /.%.-... 1.00" 8.00
BUEN polwphyllus..... ccna. sete d-00) 8800
MIGIGPNGL Us AlbUS sks coke yale ce pcve ee 1.20 10.00
polyphyllus moerheimi................ 1.00 8.00
LYCHNIS chalcedonica................. .80 6.00
LYSIMACHIA clethroides............... 1.00 8.00
LYTHRUM roseum superbum........... 1.00 8.00
MONARDA didyma splendens........... 1.20 10.00
MYOSOTIS palustris semperflorens.... .90 7.00
GRNO TRE A DMN Grimil:..0.. ce we ee 1.00 8.00
PACHYSANDRA terminalis.............
Per 1000, $60.00, .90 7.00
PAPAVER mudicatle: c. 06. oc os wea 1.00 8.00
Rena RGR Lee eer Bagge ea athe crab ches hohe euerers 1.00 8.00
PARDANTHUS sinensis................. 1.00 8.00
PEN TOLEAVON torreym... 0... 06...2... 1.00) 8.00
SINS ph NST ee ae ee oe 1.00 8.00

PEONIES. Take advantage of our low prices
to give your best customer a Peony gar-
den that will make him the envy of his

neighbor.
Albert Crousse. Light rose pink; late... 2.00 15.00
Avalanche. Blush white; late.......... 2.00 15.00
Candidissima. Creamy white guard pet-

als, inner ones sulphur yellow scenes. 2.00 15.00
Couronne d’Or. Large white; Iate...... 2.00 15.00
Duchess de Nemours. White, light yel-

WOWCOMLeL sweaty. = ch ee aie ous 1.50 12.00
Edulis superba. Mauve pink, silvery re-

Ge: Brn Rv e CSS ae aa eee oem 1.50 12.00
Eugene Verdier. Light Hydrangea pink.

IANS SEIS he 2 aR ae AOR pe ee 2.00 15.00
Felix Crousse. Brilliant crimson; late

NONCSELS aT oR Res te ee eben le 2.00 15.00
Festiva Maxima. White, flecked crimson;

BUGS? | Cl, GM ee a ala aie cei eee 1.50 12.00

F ioral Treasure. Pale lilac rose; fragrant. 1.50 12.00
James Kelway. Pale pink, slight yellow

tint at center; early midseason........ 2.50 20.00
lia Perle. Light old rose pink; midseason. 2.00 15.00
lia Tendresse. Lovely white flowers.. 2.00 15.00
La Tulipe. Flat white blooms, flecked

SHEETS AUN 1a a a 2.00 15.00
Lora Dexheimer. Large flowers, bright

dark red... ... boon DOS Ee On ee 3.00 25.00
Marechal MacMahon. Late flower, of a

deep aviMousmeday cere... lh.. eer st 2.50 20.00
Marie Jacquin. Pink, turning white, large

and floriferous. Midseason............ 2.50 20.00
Marie Lemoine. Very late. Sulphur white,

SiG 230) Ji es Ca 2.00 15.00

Mme. de Verneville. White, blush white
center, crimson marks on tips of several
S20. ol Bd hn er Ae 2.00 15.00

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST,

HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS—Continued

PEONIES—Continued

Marguerite Gerard. Pale Hydrangea 10
2.00

pink; midseason

eoecerervreevescseeee ese eeees

Modeste Guerin. Dark rose pink; early. 2.00

Mons. Dupont. White, yellow glow at

center: late:midseason: —)5 4 ese 2.00
Octavie Demay. Light, double old rose

pike tBarlye ke ek ee eee aes 2.00
Pottsi. Early, with fragrant, rich crimson

MOWERS) 6, Secchi eRe ES: 2.50
Richardson’s Rubra Superba. Deep car-

mine crimson. Large, very fragrant

blooms, late in the season. 2.50
Rose Here. Dark rose red striped white;

lates Pas ces iss ae eee 2.00
Suzette. Clear rose pink, deeper at center;

MIdSEASON Teel ioke Sens Ee Ce ee 3.00

Triomphe de 1l’Exposition de Lille. Pale

Hydrangea pink flecked with violet rose. 2.00

umbellata rosea. Violet rose, center am-

berwhite: very. early. 4... .qaces- cere 2.00

PEONIES, Mixed. A superb mixture of the

best varietiess: 31 eae ee 1.50

PHLOX. Our Phloxes are all well rooted, field

grown plants.

Africa. Carmine with blood red eye...... 1.00
Albion. White with pink eye.. : -90
Athis. Old favorite, with deep, clear salmon

blooms: 4..5.) J. ce ee Bie oe ete ere
B. Compte. Tall, with rich amaranth

flowers; very brilliant? 20 eee eee :
Beacon. Brilliant cherry red........... 1.20
Eclaireur. Bright rosy carmine......... 80
Elizabeth Campbell. Light salmon..... 2.00
Enchantress. Salmon pink with dark pink

CYCLASE Ses. Joc bas ced lek ets tee ce
Europa. White, with large crimson carmine

CY Ooh sl a eS eee 1.00
Fiance. Beautiful waxy white blooms... 1.00
Firebrand. Cerise, vermilion and orange. 1.20
Gefion. Beautiful large pmnk........... 1.00
Gen. Von Heutz. Huge salmon red flow-

ers\centered whites.nn. oe chee oe eee -90
H. O. Wijers. Bright pink center, white

CdgeSt ha hes a ee ee 1.00
Independence.) eee ee eee
iris) Might purple: +. eke eee .80
Jannice Athiar! 2) 5) en oo eee
Jeansdt Aros (icin 8 or ance eee 1.00

L’Esperance. Lavender pink, whitecenter .80

Miss Lingard. White, faint lavender eye;

Can yeite noise So ee cS Sere 1.00

white Ni cos) ecg eee. | aha ee S -90
Mrs. Chas. Dorr. Beautiful lavender.... .80
Mes. dentkins pete. =o <n cuee 1.00
Mrs. Verboom. Early, with rose pink

floWEr Ss SAe hee Ske nce eee 1.20
Rijnstroom. Bright rose pink.......... .90
R. P. Struthers. Rosy carmine pee

overlaid with orange scarlet............ 1.00
Thor. Deep salmon pik: =... 22... 5--2- -90
Von Lassburg. Pure white, Lange trusses

in abundance. . ee eages 00

PHLOX subulata (Moss Phlox).
alba, lilacina and rosea. hip Veter 7290
PHYSALIS francheti.. Pen e Ai wert)

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POVETTSISPRING DRADE?LIST,

HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS—Continued

10
PHYSOSTEGIA virginiana..!..77.°..%.. $0.80
RINNE EN eis och MAS ce te uaP Nad EARNS avs esabe" 3 5 .90

HARDY PINKS and GRENADIN PINKS.
See Dianthus.

PLAT YCODON mariesi.............. ee Ao)
FPLUMBAGO larpentae.............0..5.. 1.20
PRIMULA veris Hybrids. A splendid strain,

including shades of violet, orange, salmon,

BHGeTeG. aWvinxed COlOrss..: . Ses cere so 8 1.50
PYRETHRUM roseum hybridum........ .90
RUDBECKIA laciniata florepleno........_ .80

WPOUnea ree occ ok ie cue .80

BIEDUOITIGITOSAbE Stellan, 6 ek ae ba et a8 .80
SALVIA azurea grandiflora.............. .80

YTD Ey obs oe A A .90

pitcheri. . : Pees ata he. FOO
SANTOLINA i incana. A Oey Derr ee 0 8
SCABIOSA caucasica. vO ee IMase LsaO
SEDUM acre. From ae bate GR Ae Deeki et 80

Beside CE TOnY 2-1: POtS. 6.0). sees es .80

dasyphyllum. Blush pink flowers in ey

and June. From 2-m. pots....... set si)

kamtschaticum. From 2-in. pots. . ee oO

reflexum. From 2-in. pots... -..... 0... -80

sarmentosum. From 2-in. pots......... .80

sexangulare. From 2-in. pots........... 80

sieboldi. From Dalle POLS. R 8S airs oe eo 1.20

spectabilis, ‘ ALSO) UTES Sy SS en ae BP 1.20

spurium coccineum. From 2-in. pots... .80

stoloniferum. From 2-in. pots.......... .80

stoloniferum coccineum. From 2-in. pots .80
SEMPERVIVUM alberti................. .90

BEACHUGIGGUIN... 2... ke ele eee ates .90

PRE PIUETEMNTAN oe flocs, cach soo ot hea .90

BG 2 RE ICrey a)” 9 oh ae ee eS ae ae -90

TLSSIMETTER TRAD = i, genta oe aan ogee a ten TS .90

COCCOLIIG CMM ATi Ts ce. pe WR ad .90
SPIRAEA palmata elegans............... 1.50
SL PA GEA oplatiel Caaerys 26 sel oieleye oS sleds ss odd can a0
SG EaeOliatyLe f.. ies ca oP eek 1.00
SURO LSS) VEC CIS ane a re 1.00
THERMOPSIS caroliniana.............. 1.20
THYMUS serpyllum coccineum. From

Za TB (SUC I RGe 5 Pent ty oP ee 1.00
Mee OVI Srepressg ey sc, eee is 1.00
PUI E@ MisaetivagT: coi. des es fc. eles 1.00
VALERIANA coccinea (Centranthus ruber). .90

SAPS 9 2 UNE 9 5S ee ee .90
VERBASCUM olympicum............... 1.20
VERONICA amethystina................ 1.20

longifolia subsessilis (Clump Speedwell).
A scarce variety, which bears long, com-
act spikes of deep blue flowers in late

(PTT TEST iL, SAE es a ee a .20
SAENGER EN Be eS sk oid Wie oie a bhcienbs,o.e -90
ViGnA Houblastussiaft:... sisi se 1.20
ot, init 5 i a eee eee .90
Dhani 0 Dee ae Sa iets ee 1.00
RGRSERREA IE ME a1 eS ee oe ote a Rib de ed 1.20
ERIC PSION fia. cise flies es Stee) USO

1935

100
$6.00
7.00

LOVETT'S SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935

Fruit Trees
Apples

Standard, 2 years old, sturdy trees in the following
varieties:

Arkansas Black Ortley
Baldwin Red Astrachan
Banana Rhode Island Greening
Delicious Rome Beauty
Fameuse Stayman
Gravenstein Spitzenberg
Grimes Golden Summer Rambo
Maiden Blush Wagener
McIntosh Winesap
Newtown Wealthy
Northern Spy Yellow Transparent
York Imperial
10 100
First-class trees.......................$4.50 $40.00
Crabapples
Hyslop Transcendent
10 100
First-class'treess be ee ee ee $4.50 $40.00
Pears
Anjou Douglas
Bartlett Duchesse d’Angouleme
Beurre Bosc Kieffer
Seckel
10 100
First-class trees..:.....5..0..-:+.....¢94:00,;$35:00

Sweet Cherries

Black Tartarian Napoleon
Governor Wood Schmidt’s Bigarreau
Lambert Yellow Spanish
10 100
First-class trees.......................94.50 $40.00
Sour Cherries
Early Richmond Montmorency
10 100
First-class trees.......................$3.50 $30.00
Peaches
Belle (Belle of Georgia) Golden Jubilee
Carman Hiley
Champion . J. H. Hale
Early Crawford Late Crawford
(Crawford’s Early) (Crawford’s Late)
Elberta Rochester
Bright trees, 9/16 in. and up............ $2.50 $22.00
Bright trees, 7/16 in. to 9/16 in........ 2.20 18.00
Bright trees, 5/16 in. to 7/16 in........ 2.00 14.00

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EOVETTS SFRING TRADE LIST, 1935

FRUIT TREES—Continued

Plums
Abundance Green Gage Reine Claude
Bradshaw Jap. Gold Shippers’ Pride
Burbank Lombard Shropshire
Red June 10 100
PIvst-Class trees, ......s 2 caene esses ss cpt00 940.00
Quinces
Champion Orange 10 100

First-class trees. ...........a%......-.-90,00 $50.00

Small Fruits .

Raspberries

We offer Strong, Heavy, Transplanted Plants, marked
Tr.; Strong Tip Plants, marked S. T.; and Selected Suckers,
marked S. S. Our Raspberry plants have all been care-
fully examined and found to be free of mosaic.

10 100 1000
Black Beauty (sih.).)...).....:.--$0.60° $4.00" ....
OE (9.5) 2.07 ek CTP ot acne .60 4.00
OLESEN CT AG ie ee .80 6.00
Wobumoiam (oul) <0 Vaasa v)dos 2. ./ 60. 400

Sp obetmabrcarga (irs ghee o6,. a ery se 680,000) ..25...
Cuntoerlana(S-1.)6. -c8 he Sie nee 50 3.00 $20.00
Grirmmberlang alr: aes fo. cas ce es OTS OOL Ne ie:
CoE nears SSeS) iis 40 2:50" — 2p.

Grirmuereiinevaree aot et.) 610" 5.00

iar he a Spe Page
erase (10) let ee a ee ee A eee

Pesaro soe cis ee 200", 300! 25.00

PITTS TSE epee es eee 1055-00

es TG (CS 5) 2 eae ae are Z°00215:003 7 22s
Sactparattce lin )reaees ta e? ! St00" 25-007.
WELL SETI (SHOE opis Ml nee amie eae 50 3.00 25.00
(rrr ne ia. CRE) Rade ee ge eee ee “GOR TE:004— oss.
LU EXDISTER TDN GSS) Gene aap alee .80 6.00

Mews inilns) eee) ee ks £25: 10.008:
Mew aagart. (G5) ie ®. bse nn E503 00 ie, fais
Sr ieGqasi(S: 5) eee we 2a 62) ot ee tee .40° 2.00. 15.00
Sl Gere (CS eS ee ee een ena .60 4.00 30.00

Blackberries
All are selected root-cutting plants. 10 100
Blowers er ee eh ee re NS TSB $0.40 $2.00
Eldoradan. es ee ea EAI 40 2.00
Oe ee es Mn SR .60 4.00
Wiacatavar tn ee cone Th ae 50 3.00
ETE OCOHO. ane ee, es -80 6.00
ERTL. secre, NES be © ag a oe a 40 2.00
EES te cubis Sos Be a ale an 40 2.00
Currants
All strong, 2 year, No. 1 plants. 10 100

Seterryse et eet ee oe le $1.25 $10.00
payee meen one hols 3, hh. ask, o,. | /25).1000
Breiter Cire ek 1.50 12.00
MEISE ET AIR ee pe iy ches ses loaie FO 1.25 10.00

Dewberries 19 100 1000

Lucretia. Strong, 1 yr. old..........$0.35 $2.00 $15.00
Menunage somone! yr.old* 22.24 2. *$50.-3.50)° -..%

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GRAPES, WORDEN

SMALL FRuITS—Continued

Gooseberries 10-100

Downing. 2 year, No. 1 plants........... $1.25 $10.00
Oregon Champion. 2 year, No.1 plants.. 2.00 15.00

Grapes

Our Grapes are exceptionally fine im both “root” and
“top.” They could not well be better. 10 100
Brightonic2 yr. NOs fo) 30.2) eee eee $1.50 $12.00
Caco,-2;yr4 medium. s.822 5. od 2.00 15.00
De YT PANG hee aN ee Sa es, rae era ee 2.50 20.00
Catawba. 2 yr, No. 1: 5.0.22: 3. 5 ee 0-06
Champagne. <2 yr., No. 1: 5 432 2.50 20.00
Concord®)2 yeu No. 1.63 ee 1.00 8.00
Delaware: 2 yr. .,No..1le 2 Soe. ee 2.00 15.00
Diamond.42 yr.2No. bcs... ee 1.50 12.00
Green Mountain. 2 yr., No. 1............ 2.50 20.00
Moore's Early:, 2 yr., No. 1... .02. 22 3) PU leo
Niagara, 2’ yey No. 1. 2 jae ee 1.50 12.00
Wordoen., 2,yr5 Nomis e222 ee 120 10.00

Garden Roots
ASPARAGUS. We invite special at- 10 100 1000

tention to our large and splendid
supply of Asparagus roots. We
have specialized in growing one
variety —Washington—because
of its decided points of superiority
over the old varieties. A fine,
heavy producer, does not rust, of
highest quality and commands

top prices.
Washington, \iyact.: eet ls $0.60 $5.00
2°YTS.3 22 see ee ee 90 7.50
3 yIS.,. CXtrasmeavyren een koe 2 Soe 1.25 10.00
CHIVES. Medium size clumps...... $1.00 8.00
HORSERADISH. Sets. ..-..-222-5 40 2.00 15.00
LAVENDER. Field grown.......... 1.50 12.00
SPEARMIN Tosa 5s 2 ee 1.00 8.00
PEPPERINMING coc ee See 1.25 10.00

RHUBARB. Selected roots......... .80 6.00 50.00
SAGE, Holt’s Mammoth. Clumps. 1.25 10.00 75.00
THY MEs: Clumps:: 25: . 56 saat 1:50....12:00 44.3...

POVETTs SPRING TRADE LIST, 1935

Strawberries (Layers)

Orders calling for Strawberry plants (layers) will be
shipped from our Delaware Nurseries. We have this season
much the largest supply of Strawberries that we have
ever had at any one time.

All varieties offered have “perfect flowers.”

65c. per 100, $4.00 per 1000, except as noted

Less than 500 of a variety at the 100 rate; 500 or more
at the 1000 rate

Aroma. Late. Large, round, glossy red berries. Very

productive.
Bellmar. Midseason. Vigorous grower. Produces heavy
yield.

Blakemore. Very early.

Bubach. Midseason. Big, red berries.

Big Joe. Late. aun

Big Late. Very late. Big, shapely berries. Delicious.

Brandywine. Midseason.

Chesapeake. Late. 75c. per 100, $4.50 per 1000.

Cooper. Early. Large berries of high quality.

Corsican. Midseason. Large. A good, all-around sort.

Campbell’s Early. Very early. Beautiful big berries.

Dorsett. Recent introduction which ts destined to lead the
commercial field as an early berry. Large, firm, and of
perfect quality. $1.00 per 100, $6.00 per 1000.

Early Jersey Giant. Extra early. i

Fairfax. Early to midseason. Another recent introduction.
Rich flavor, large and very firm. $1.00 per 100, $6.00
per 1000.

Gandy. Late.

Glen Mary. Midseason.

Howard No. 17. Early.

Heflin Early. Very early. Good for table or nearby
markets. )
Klondyke. Early. Dark red, mild and delicious berries.

Lupton. Late. 75c. per 100, $4.50 per 1000.

Marshall. Midseason. 75c. per 100, $4.50 per 1000. _

Missionary. Early to midseason. Large, firm berries.
Matures early.

New York. Midseason. 75c. per 100, $4.50 per 1000.

Nick Ohmer. Medium late. Handsome, glossy red globes
with bright green caps.

Premier. Early. i

Ridgley. Early. Excellent shipper with large, firm fruit.

Sample. Late. Large and firm, excellent above the
Carolinas.

Senator Dunlap. Midseason.

Success. Early. é

Tennessee. Midseason. Large, bright red, firm berries.
Heavy crops.

Uncle Jim. Midseason. Large. A good, all-around sort.

Warfield. Early. Grand old variety with firm fruit.
Good shipper.

Pp cunaten. Late. Recent mtroduction. Firm, delicious
ruit.

William Belt. Midseason.

| Everbearing Strawberries (Layers)

Progressive. Popular, with two large crops, one in June
and a second which lasts throughout the Fall. $1.00
per 100, $7.00 per 1000. :

Mastodon. “The Wonderberry.’”’ Largest, most delicious
and heaviest yielding of all Everbearing sorts. Firm in
texture. Good shipper. $1.25 per 100, $8.00 per 1000.

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LOVEETS "SPRING TRADEHSSI 31935

STRAWBERRY PLANT, POT-GROWN

Pot-grown Strawberry Plants

Pot-grown Strawberries are the specialty of our nursery.
These plants are all well rooted, and may be set out much
later in the season than layer Strawberries, with no danger
of loss.

For descriptions of varieties, see Strawberries (Layers).
25 or more of a variety will be supplied at the 100 rate

We make no charge for packing pot-grown Strawberry
plants.

All varieties offered have

€

‘perfect flowers.”

All of the following pot-grown plants, 60c. per doz.,
$4.00 per 100, except where noted

Chesapeake. 65c. per doz., $4.50 per 100.
Dorsett. $1.00 per doz., $6.00 per 100.

Early Jersey Giant. 75c. per doz., $5.00 per 100.
Fairfax. $1.00 per doz., $6.00 per 100.

Joe (Big doe).

Marshall.

New York.

Premier.

Fall-Bearing or Everbearing Strawberries

Upon moist, fertile land our pot-grown plants of the
Fall bearing varieties produce sweet, ripe berries in a few
weeks from the time they are planted.

Progressive. $1.00 per doz., $6.00 per 100.
Mastodon. $1.25 per doz., $8.00 per 100.
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Terms and Conditions
of Sale

SPECIAL NOTICE—We exercise the greatest care to
keep our stock clean and true to name. Should any be
otherwise, we will return the money paid or replace it
with other stock, but beyond this we are not liable for dam-
age. A sure indication oF the purity of our stock is that our
customers continue to deal with us year after year. A Cer-
tificate of Inspection is attached to each shipment.

PRICES—This Trade List applies only to orders placed
by ‘nurserymen, florists, or dealers. Items offered in our
Retail Catalog, but not offered in this Trade List, will be
supplied to the Trade at a discount of 20 per cent. from
the each, dozen, and 100 rates quoted in our Retail Catalog.
Not less than 5 of a variety will be supplied at the 10
rate, not less than 50 of a variety at the 100 rate, and not
less than 500 of a variety at the 1000 rate.

PACKING—AIll goods are carefully packed in boxes or
es, for which we charge the cost of material only.
Please make it clear in your order whether goods are to be
shipped by freight or express, and name route. After de-
livery to forwarders, all articles travel at the risk of the
purchaser, and if loss or delay occurs, the forwarders alone
are responsible. We deliver all goods to the express or
freight depot at Little Silver or Red Bank without cart-
charges. When ordering stock shipped by express
CO. D., please remit one-quarter the amount of the
purchase price.

CLAIMS—If claims are made upon receipt of goods
they will be carefully and cheerfully examined and ad-
justed. Any claims made 15 days after receipt of goods
will not be entertained.

TERMS—We offer the usual terms to those of known
responsibility, but must have satisfactory business refer-
ences from others, or cash with order. Please use printed
stationery or enclose business card.

Location of

Lovett’s Nursery, Inc.
World’s Largest Grower of Privet

LOVETT’S NURSERY, Inc. is located one mile from
Little Silver val two miles from Red Bank, forty miles
from New York City, and five miles from Long Branch.
To reach it from New York City, take the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey (foot of Liberty Street, or 23rd Street),
or the Pennsylvania Railroad (Cortlandt Street, or 33rd
Street and 7th Avenue). From Philadelphia, take the
ayes gi Railroad (Broad and Market Streets), or
the P paphe and Reading Railroad (Bound Brook
Route). In all

Telephone No. 2200 Red Bank
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