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Of Hardy Ornamental Trees, Hardy Flowering Shrubs, Evergreens, Roses, Bulbs, Herbaceous

Plants, Fruits, Etc., for Parks, Cemeteries, Gardens and all Public and Private Grounds.

1ea0. TR. WATSON. 1902.

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS., U. S. A.~ HOME OR FOREIGN ORDERS FILLED WITH THE UTMOST CARE AND PROMPTNESS.

Dear Sir:—I have the pleasure of handing you my Price-List of Trees, Shrubs, Plants, etc. Plants packed for Europe with great care. I give you the benefit of the lowest prices and hope to have your orders in full.

To persons about to ornament their grounds, I shall be happy to show the extensive plantations here, agree- ably laid out in the modern style, covering fifty acres, containing many thousands of the leading hardy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, Fruits, etc. My plantations, now more than fifty years old, are perhaps the most exten- sive in New England. The Nurseries are seven hours from New York, ninety minutes from Boston.

Particular attention is called to the large number of native American plants in this list; unless noted “col-

lected,’ they are nursery grown. The Herbaceous Plants are field grown; i. e., they are large specimens, not pieces grown in pots and frames.

Correspondence is solicited with persons who contemplate planting in large quantities. On orders with satis- factory references, six to twelve months in advance of the shipment of stock, very considerable reduction can be made on prices by the hundred and thousand. Plants will also be grown to order at special rates when large num- bers are wanted and sufficient advance notice is given.

Please remit by check or P. O. order. Autumn delivery begins September 15, and spring delivery begins March 20 to April 6. Ii you receive more than one list, please distribute to your friends. I will send lists to any address you may send me. Yours very respectfully, T. R. WATSON, Successor to B. M. Watson.

AGENTS wanted. Terms made known on application.

ERRORS that may occur in filling orders should be reported to me at once, and immediate correction will be made.

PACKING will be charged at cost. From the following lists 6 will be sent at the dozen rate, 25 at the hundred rate.

OLD COLONY

ACER campesire, English Maple...4 ft.

colchicum rubrum........ 4 to- 5 it. dasycarpum, Silver Maple. .8 to 9 ft. — Weir’s Cut-leaved Maple,....... 6 to-7 ft. Monspessulanum.......... 3 ton4 tt. palmatum, var. atrosanguineum Jap- anese Maple, dark red leaf..... Pennsylvanicum, striped bark...... 4 to 5 it.

platanoides, Norway Maple..... Tit. a Petomsu tt,

ee TACOS mits — var. Reitenbachii, purple leaf....

5 to 6 ft. — — Schwedleri, dark purple leaf 5 to 6 it.

Pseudo-Platanus, Sycamore or scotch Maple. = .<. 2.2: SetOO cits — — var. purpurea........ Bitonrd: ft — — — — eee 5 to 6 it — — — —_ Soe FetOvOe ce rubrum, Scarlet Maple 5 to 6 ft S= SS SS SS eee 7 toO-8 ft saccharinum, Sugar or Rock Maple 4 to 5 ft — — — — ....... 8 to-9 it Spicubuinaeeeoe ws... A tORs ott Tataricum var. Ginnala....2 to 3 ft. eee 4 to 5 ft.

NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

Deciduous Trees and Shrubs.

EACH.

$0.25 25 25

.50 .25

15 25 -35 1.00 to

.50 .50

35 Tas Be 45 25

.50

=25 -35 .50 as 25

The superb maple, Acer Tataricum Ginnala. showy of all the autumn maples, with its deeply incised

foliage of the most brilliant scarlet.

to turn than any other maple. Extra.

DOZ. 100. $2.50

2.50

.50 $3.00 1.50 10.00 2.50 15.00 3

1.50 ea.

3.50 T.50 2.50 4.50 2.50 5.00

2.50 3.50 5.00 I.50 10.00 2.50 15.00 is the most

It is much earlier

Fine in masses.

ZESCULUS Hippocastanum, Horse- Chestnut, white........ into vent.

eee HOHE 3 to 4 ft.

on. eee 5 to 6 ft. —vyar. flora plena alba, double

white

OC ie ap bss OO O.0 CO OID CCU RO tOnOe

" — macrostachyd, Dwarf Pavia........ — rubicunda,

Scarlet Horse-Chestnut.

ALDER, black. -Seeilex:

EACH. DOZ. 100.

$.10 $1.00 $6.00 25 2.50 15.00 .50 5.00 50 5.00 +35 3-50 .50 5.00

ALNUS glutinosa, English Alder...... .25 2.50 15.00 ALMOND. double flow ering rose and white. Sees Pili Se ieee is rece seks iers 0.35 3.50

ALTHAFA. See Hibiscus. AMELANCHIER Canadensis, Shadbush AMORPHA fruiticosa, Indigo Shrub.. AMPELOPSIS. See Vines.

ANID ROMEDAR arborea ma sae cece ose:

AS

— large, Mariana

Aigela V1 OPEW Netty eee rtane Bars Des Pain

Shalolelelonelect=le) oelelalalisie)isimilelel= ef alee

See also Evergreens.

APPLE, flowering. See Pyrus.

INROAIAI Nee sG@ nig emSiS: sit npeces as toe sreies « = spinosa, ilenrciles” ‘Club. -f25.0-.% >. These are very distinguished small trees with beautiful

heads of creamy white flowers. Rare.

H. See Fraxinus.

Mountain.

See Pyrus.

AZALEA arborescens, white, tinted.... ==scolenddilaced, sOrangeen.ci-steraistse - Mmollis- tTichmoranvewatid rede s-,..10 < SE Wate WIL Sass cer tejeltre boas aeseisiateisss = TEXGra anaes eit Mole DUdSer. ae ae

nudiflora,

with buds, rosy red......

pontica, bright vellow, fine.........

— Ghent eties

hybrids, ten named vari-

.25 2.50 15.00 15 1.50 10.00

25 2.50 1.00 25-250 50 5.00 +35 3-50

35 3-50 25, 2.50 25 26Ou 15:00 a5) 3'50% 25.00 50 5.00

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EACH. DOZ. 100. EACH. DOZ. 100. AZALEA Vaseyi, new, delicate rose..... $.50 $5.00 BOHEMIAN OLIVE. See Eleagnus. — viscosum, with buds, pure white..... 25 2.50 $15.00 BROOM. See Cytisus.

) : BUCKTHORN. See Rhamnus. Azalea mollis, from Japan, is perfectly hardy and is one CATLYCANTHUS onidae. Seer of the finest plants of recent introduction. The flowers aweniied chm. 5 soak. $.15 $1.50 $10.00 are a rich orange, others are brilliant red, verv large and (CARAGANA arborescens Seen. abundant. This is now largely planted and should be in :

IERC ELS et pom er eee oot te SiS els5 OMeTOLOO every garden. — frutescens, Siberian Pea uree...... 15) 1250) 110.00 BACCHARIS halimifolia, late bloomer .25 2.50 15.00 CARPINUS betulus, European Horn- BAYBERRY. See Myrica. beams sargec cece ree ir TO) A ine, 10 1.50 6.00 BEACH PLUM. ‘See Prunus. ea ome Seana a aA we Ole cig'o 3 to 4 ft. 25 2.50 15.00 BEECH. See Fagus. CARAS al baw Shagiatieneey weer 35 3.50 BERBERIS Thunbergii, Japanese Bar- — AMATA 6. . eee ee ee eee ee eee 25 2.50 henry eee te Gres sea) Fat 75 6.00 = IMOTOCTEL “cinco dees og8 aocousuec Se eee e 50. Seto e228 ASE IS a TD to) WA fee nS eSOMOOO teal DOUCIIa eEnlemu Ee icollectedencrenTrrr 25 2.50 — vulgaris, Common Barberry....... — tomentosa, Mocker nut............ 25 2.50 IZ to 2 ft. .10) -75)) goon, CAST AN EAS pumila’ Chinquapin...... .25 2.50 AT LE hea TE POON ta i DBO) BA Me th NAG F750 — sativa, var. Americana, American — vulgaris, var. purpurea. Purple- Chestnuts ce che eee oe 4 to 5 ts 25 2.50 20.00 leaved Barberry, WZ to) 24t. 2... 10) 75. 4.00 = CAM AIe PAW Kecemipteticn scams 6 ton QO its. | =25) 52550 SS SS SS Sd 2Y> to 3. it e.15 91-50) 10:00 SSUSPCCIOSA She sevice selon omey OL tO. Zot) ©. 255 2 sOmETIS OO BETULA alba, Scotch Weeping Birch, CEANOTHUS Americanus, New Jer- 3 to 4 ft. .1§ 1.50 10.00 Sey eae & 2oc ue ee tea .25 2.50 15.00 Se Be Sono don aueowONlO te) vie. GAN ZIX0) Se) (CIBILNGINRIUS, See wWemes, — — var. laciniata, Cut-leaved Weep- CELTIS occidentalis, Hackberry...... ibAvea DCC ole Sea D MaerPN oe eT et trtce .50 5.00 AatOnSe tts 91-2502) 502— 15:00 ——wlenta pa lackw inch saan 3 atOn Al hewmen Sees OME LOLOO Sa es er rea 8 to Qg ft. -50 — lutea, Yellow Birch....... Bia vy sits gE I) IOCO (CPS UAIL/AINMMENS occidentalis, But- . = nigra. cb0000000D000 tenes PO ey ihe gills) 1,0 ton: | BuShie ys ema taear Rema 25) 2:50" 15200 — papyrifera, Canoe Birch....3 to 4 ft. .15 1.50 1000 CERCIDIPHYLLUM Japonicum...... 50 5.00

populifolia, Gray Birch...-3 to 4 ft <15) 1-50) 10:00 @ERIGIS Canandensis. Judas Tree

These are charming trees of rapid growth for masses in Ce ee large plantations. The Scotch weeping birch is Words- CHIONANTHUS- Vi ance: Whit worth’s Lady of the Woods, and is one of the most beau- Pr SUIS, , ibe reo eces: Ibe bo oo eee oa.0 d066 i 3th 0.15 1.50 10.00 ee ee eee eee 2) ton Brkt: a s3SieescoO. BLUEBERRY. See Vaccinium. CHOKEBERRY. See Pyrus.

ee .25 2.50 15.00

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: EACH. DOZ. 100. EACH. DOZ. 100. CLADRASTIS tinctoria, Yellow Wood, DESMODIUM penduliflorum, late 4to 5 ft. $.50 $5.00 bloomer, pretty red and purple CLEMATIS. See Vines. pea-shapeds lowe4©rs, ..5..0 $a.060 $.25 $2.50 GilRoaaVA acuminata tecseccs cers ans os “35° 3:50 DEY WMATA oncacilisese rete Atos verte 15 1.50 $10.00 — alnifolia fragrant shrub, Sweet Pep- SS SS Sree ae See ee 225 (250) 15:00 PERDUSI Ss Sat eye Shs aisle ei < 5s -I5 1.50 $10.00 =a DAT VAMLOL ADS penta nay forse i sae ees 2250 92:50 CORWMA: “arboreScensnn sc. ccc05.. 02 oo .25 2.50 ——SSCapiae (CLeMaAbay se tevcle-cncssions ecco .I5 1.50 10.00 CORCHORUS. See Kerria. ——=SCabras doubles nose. oss occicercaice . .I5 1.50 10.00 CORWNUWS altenntioliacmers se 1.5: scene's .25 2.50 SS Area cy Sei OCA ee eS aee .I5 1.50 10.00 — florida, Flowering Dogwood....... .25 2.50 — — Fortune’s new white............ .I5 1.50 10.00 — — rubra, Red Flowering Dogwood .50 5.00 — — Pride of Rochester............. 25 2.50 —— Was, Coniehan Cherry... . 2.260: « .25 2.50 ea Wellsiia & sen eo en, Sak cect i225) 2.50 == Ae eS hs 5 568 Aen 25 2.50 These are all first-class shrubs, blooming profusely, and —— Sang tined~ -sepscPes ae ns 3 to 4 ft. .15 1.50 10.00 should be in every garden. Strong plants. _ — sericea, bright red bark....3 to 4 ft. .15 1.50 10.00 DIERVILLA florida (Weigela rosea) — stolonifera, Red Osier..... 3 10 4 ft. .15 1.50 10.00 SOLES peste ee es cero .25 2.50 15.00 — — var. elegantissima, variegated... -.35 3.50 — — var. Abel Carriere.............. -35 3.50 — — — Siberica............ BRto A git. 225 2:50 15.00 IMA DINGae see ea ee ers eee Ee 250 The last five have crimson bark, showy in winter. St RV ATIC OA ay) aN cae te ak ontlese, 6 SE asa) CORYLUS Avellana, English Filbert.. a VAESON ES Se icc tie vis oie eae .25 2.50 ARtOUS ia ee25) © 2-50) BiS'O0 SAINI EE mae ere arene is Gio nan. Beier Se iciees a cS 3.50 — Cosford, Nottingham, and Prolific .25 2.50 15.00 SESE SSO li aan mpee eto pe es cinta .25 2.50 COTONEASTER = Simonsii, © brilliant DIRCA palustris, Leather-wood....... 25250 Scanletehenhiesne ame ssh i ser 25 2.50 15.00 DOGWOOD. Scarlet and Flowering. See Cornus. CRANBERRY, Tree. See Viburnum. ELZAGNUS hortensis, Bohemian RA Py Gl Se Cris-galliccs oes aas Sins ETS) 10-50% 10:00 Olivers sai absos epocteessboss 252 SOne 15/00 — Oxycantha, Hawthorn, single white .10 1.00 6.00 — longipes, fine fruit, edible:......... 26) 2550) 5/00 ———— eee tORS fia tS 2 1-50.010:00) SRIEDERBERRY. ~See Sambucus. a ee Sea erates 4 to 5,ft. .50 4.00 ELM. See ULMUS. — — — double pink........ 4to 5 ft. .50 4.00 EUONYMUS Americanus......:...... S15 250, Sie eg eg TOU. oe eo ee wl: 4 to 5 ft. .50 4.00 — Europeus, Burning-bush........... .I5 1.50 10.00 See eens WILE 2 HS: 3 to 4 ft. .50 4.00 en ns es es no ueO ne 4 to 5 ft. .25 2.50 CURRANT. See Ribes. : — Japonicus, var. radicans evergreen.. .25 2.50 15.00 CYPRESS Deciduous. See Taxodium. PNMOCHORDAWAlberting. (00s: .. +5: 75 EP ADILS DES ei) ie Ce age eee .I5 1.50 10.00 eon dutloras.s ak eee inka: 2 ft. .25 2.50 15.00 == Scopaiiis, Scotch Broom.......... 15 1.50 1000 Facys ferruginea, American Beech.. DAPHNE Mezereum, vars. rubra and ZO at. -252:50)) 15,00

50 5.00 — sylvatica, European Beech, 3 to 4 ft. .25 2.50 15.00

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EACH. DOZ. 100. - EACH. DOz. 100. FAGUS sylvatica, European Beech, GLEDITSCHIA triacanthos, Three- 5 to 6 ft. $.35 $3.50 thorned Acacia ....... 4 to 5 ft. $10 $1.00 $5.00 — — var. Fern-leaved....... 4 to 5 ft. 1.00 GYMNOCLADUS' Canadensis, Ken- — — — Purple Beech, grafted.:..... tiucky, Coffee=tree.. +24. Ato) 5) bts ae 25 ae 2550 5 ito. 6 ft. 1.00 10:00 HACKBERRY. See Celtis. eek pag RS seedlings, good color, EAR SUAStetraptera, silver bellaecyaaee5Ommstoo almost equal to grafted trees, fine HAMAMELIS Virginiana, Witch-hazel in masses and for hedges...... BVO) Avitss 252550 3 to 4 ft. .25 2.50 $15.00 HAWTHORN. See Crategus. Fe ea EN EONS BIG OHO A tOmop tien 50 5:00 HAZEL. See Corylus. — —--__ Weeping Beech....4 to 5 ft. 1.00 HIBISCUS Syriacus, Althza, double FILBERT. See Corylus. Named SOntssssw ace cae .I5 1.50 10.00 FORSYTHIA Fortuni. This is the dark — — — single named sorts........... .I15 1.50 10.00 yellow Forsythia so well known — — — unnamed sorts in variety.... .10 1.00 8.00 in the vicinity of Boston...... 25 2.50 — — — variegated foliage............ HIG Te SOM ELOLOO == hSeNNCHAL, TOs ococ09c0s AW Bm 25 AS? ugco The above are all small plants; larger — suspensa or weeping...... 4 to 5 ft. 315 1-50 10:00 MAUMES es). nee ee ee een .50 5.00 EO sWiimebieen.c dd db odoaeodoobonooooube 15 1.50 1000 HICKORY. See Carya. ; These are all fine shrubs of the first rank. F. suspensa) HIPPOPHA® rhamnoides, Sea-Buck- is the finest of all shrubs for masses. A mass here is HHO Bere oe Ce eee 252 SOmmS¢0O forty feet in diameter. Showy. HONEY LOCUST. See Gleditscia. FRAXINUS. Americana, White Ash.. HONEYSUCKLE. See Lonicera. 6 to 8 ft. 0.25 2.50 HOP RnR Seesetelea : eels ie a a eee ene ane Oh MO (KO) Wi; 285) SO HORNBEAM. See Carpinus. i — excelsior, European Ash...5 to 6 ft. .15 1.50 10.00 HORSE-CHESTNUT. See A¢sculus. : — — var. pendula, Weeping Ash.... HYDRANGEA paniculata. .....2.22-:- 525) 2:50 aS GO 6 to 8 ft. 2.00 S225 aig Gartinalilfloveas sca poop doosscoe 2Ew 2 SOM nIsOG . — ornus, Flowering Ash....5 to 6 ft. .25 2.50 15.00 SECLEVIESULLAGS carte aan eete cya ae een sree 45 250 ; — pubescens....-- -----:-- 9 to 10 ft. .25 2.50 These are now much planted and are very showy. All ? FRINGE-TREE. See Chioanthus. should be in every garden. : GENISTA tinctoria, Woad-waxen, the HYPERICUM aureum, large yellow . true Salem or Beverly Broom, 1s GO WETS ua eraae Meee rene eatenaeare 50 5.00 : very showy and largely used in ==) PmOlanehin okosnssdocanscodonus0 02s AS. AKO : MESSE GoocnebobodagodeoncousS 10 1.00 6.00 {J]EX verticillata, Black Alder...... .. 0.25 2.50 15.00 : GINKGO biloba (Salisburia), very fine INDIAN CURRANT. See Symphoricarpus. Dlamtsn ne eee i icOn Ole tt anme Ole OO JAPANESE PEAR. See Pyrus. GLEDITSCHIA triacanthos, _Three- JMUIDNS WRIaIa Ses Corcis, .. thorned Acacia (Honey Locust) JUGLANS cinerea, Butternut......... £35 sss :

1¥% to 2 ft. a SOU = area, Bilacke Wells. 55 cp 5ca508cose 135 3.50

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EACH. DOZ. 100. EACH. DOZ. 100. JASMINIUM nudiflorum.............. $.25 $2.50 LIQUIDAMBAR | Siyraciflua, Sweet In Plymouth this plant has been frequently covered with GIST COT esse wnsces eh ei ie eee $.35 $3.50 bright yellow flowers in December and January, in the open LIRIODENDRON Tulipifera, Tulip ground. ARS Sak Ree kes ap ee BetOn Oe tts an 5080500 KERRIA Japonica (Corchorus), yellow .15 1.50 $10.00 en eee eR een Aig) BW AR ALSO) —)— double <yellow.n. a snc 2. 8.5 sees -I5 1.50 10.00 LOCUST. See Robinia. aa Va iemated sane inst lc cesiane 25 2.50 15.00 LOMBARDY POPLAR. See Populus. KCELREUTERIA paniculata..5 to 6 ft. .25 2.50 EONKGERAGA lbentiie + hose tee 2250 LABURNUM vulgare........ 5 to 6 ft. .50 —ahalbawwanegruallisnes erst oon se .25 2.50 LARIX Europza, Scotch Larch....2 ft. .15 1.50 10.00 == Dellacmall vad acer tye ait athe ee. A PIO = SS = > ovorcesocod goon oodcns 3) {ts 9-20) 92:00) 15:00 === => GIS ROMOW SH - Goes Hid oe OLIGO Oo DEGAS 25 2.50 BESPEDEZAGbicolonem.. oa: 24-c5o: «0 25 2.50 Sh FOAM aks ern eens ete a lS APA 15 1.50 $10.00 — Sieboldi, Desmodium penduliflorum .25 2.50 SOS CAs aa Retry Raat ages E26 LIGUSTRUM Ibota, New Japanese == CH iay SAND ITs ay SMR ae eee res ros 25 2.50 nV eE ye eeeeeri 2) LO 3. it. 9-20) (2150) 15.00 = ETA S FATISSIIMA Mee. Sew eseaehee pons eles AS PAXO) —— Japonicum, Californian Privet...... = ight) (GoscHIIEH, (GB nome Semen aoe ee 25 2.50 1% to 2 ft. -75 4.00 a PICOT OKO Wilk erates teh octets Sis srvoueaehe 25 2.50 Sa) ee reoielctole wclsielane* s ZBL 3 eles 151.00 90:00 = INT ORTO WI apse teh Geices coms ata eie 25 2.50 Sometimes called L. ovalifolium. Soa Veo iaticigre Svs one eae de ete 2cee2s50 Tf these S lese side Ge aS Gis — Ruprectiana eee ee eee eee ee eee eee 25 2.50 arideuserul Brae feacewellentted = batanicas pink on witites)....0.e0.. SUG: © iso) for hedges and screens, or for The above are the best varieties of the Tree or Tartarian planting in masses. ane oa fe Honeysuckles. For running Honeysuckles see Vines. almost evergreen; the bright saa ee “ F f glossy fren remaining on the paper ae aACUMIMMALAs seo BtOn 7 it: =e 5.00 bush well into November, the =< auca Wat bap-Malclnetehomeissetel tomteiedeieacl<telicy tel 5 5. autumnal coloring, a rich metal- = ae, Fle IES Si Neer OPS amr PEL ee ne fice Jonge Rois pee Suey) =F SOUMAN Eatlae teeters cree eee ot tense = = 1.00 10.00 j SME COSA ee eee toe I.00 10.00 — media, small........ a — stellata (Halliana)...............-. 1.00 10.00 — vulgare, Common Privet or Prim.. — Umbrella’ (tripetala))...... Fy DOROn ttn 25085200 1% to 2 ft. 50 300 MAPLE. See Acer. ee: - 2 to 3 ft. 75 35°°9 =MOUNTAIN ASH. See Pyrus. A fine shrub, well fitted for a nurse tree or for hedges. = Se nae ee i MYRICA asplenifolia, Sweet-Fern..... .15 1.50 10.00 LILAC. See Syringa. See ea eae plamtseracrirccacei Bs Dito) 2 CO)

KINDEN=~ See Tilia. | ; LINDERA Benzoin, Spice-Bush...... 2d) SBM Sweet-fern (Comptonia), now much used in masses for

8 OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

the park, cemetery and private grounds, very fragrant, es- pecially good for sandy banks.

EACH. DOZ. 100. VIVIRICAVceritera, Bay benhyas sane eee $.25 $2.50 $15.00 laren plantse ses. ace -35 3.50 20.00

Bayberry, now largely used in landscape gardening, sub- evergreen, covered with berries, which, with the handsome foliage, are very fragrant.

NEGUNDO aceroides, Box Elder...... Seto tOs tine 25, 2:50

NEVI STAS Alabamensiss: «sso saeee .25 2.50 NMSSAMsylvaticawhtupelony seat 3 ft. .50 5.00 OAK. See Quercus. PAEONIA Moutan, Tree Peony. See

DA GSr 22M weretay sisiencvelanelonsaneueteteleneteWens re 75 PAVIA. See Asculus. PHILADELPHUS ocoronarius, Mock

Orangevesyningas sees .I5 1.50 10.00 — — var. aureus, golden-leaved....... 25 2.50 — — — speciosissimts ............08 .25 2.50 — — — hybrid sorts; diantheflorus,

Lemoinei, myrtifolius, nivalis,

primulefolius, and Zeyheri..... .25 2.50 — grandiflorus, fine late bloomer ..... 3 2X0) == ITO COTS see eh cheval aise who eaten 25 2.50 — microphyllus:. s.-aeseece eee eee .25 2.50 —— seedlings: mixed senses as oenee ae .I5 1.50 10,00

These Syringas are very desirable plants to use in mass- es. I grow them in large quantities, and special prices will be given by the thousand.

RPEMSOCAR BUS sopulitoliaaesseerrees .I5 1.50 10.00 —— yar. alirea (Spirea), golden-

leaved. seein cee tee a ened .I5 1.50 10.00 PLATANUS orientalis, Oriental Plane

A Sire ey See ee ean AS ae e 6 ‘to, 7 oft, -25,.22'50 ROP WIEUSFalbaeNbelestaneen riser .25 2.50 15.00

POPULUS balsamifera, var. candicans, Balmvor Gileaden see (8) HO) iis. laurifolia (¢Certinemsis)............ =pMoOnittera. Carolina shoplar taser 8 to o ft.

— nigra, European Poplar........ 8 ft. — var. Italica, Lombardy Poplar 3) to 4. tt

=f SUTIMOMI eee Seed. a eae ee 70) Sh PRIVET or PRIM. See Ligustrum. BRUINS Annteri(canae ss 3n ene ee eee — avium fl. pl, Double Flowering Cherry decane — — — — Waterer’s Double......... — cerasifera, Myrobalan Plum........ Sees acca raise sears we AetOse Seaente Pissardi, Purple-leaved

Davidiana

— LAVIUNALIA «we we ww we we we we ee we ee oe

Japonica, Double Flowering AI- mond, rose or white.......... —— meine, IBEACM IPWbKINS oo5aoduacccs

A showy shrub, effective in early spring with its

masses of white flowers. PRUNUS pendula, Weeping Plum.... — Pseudo-Cerasus, Japanese Cherry, with pinkish white flowers.... — serotina, Rum Cherry, collected.. — triloba fl. pl., double Japanese Plum PEE DAM triroliatan slopmdareeoeeeemee Se Vida HAULEEA 4 14 ic eee eee PPEROSMVRAX hispidanc. sy -semeeree PYRUS Americana, American Mount- NG ota euaeeee oth Oo Go iit — Aucuparia, European Mountain Ash 5 to 6 ft.

EACH. DOZ. $.15 $1.50 AS) AE .25 2.50 25ee 2150 SIO) -1:00 iS TE bO 25 250 SiS aiisto) .50 .50 5.00 1.00 .IO 1.00 2 PID -35 3-50 1.50 .35 3.50 .25 2.50

1.00

1.50 3.50 2.50 3-50 5.00

2.50

Too.

$10.00

6.00 10.00 15.00 10.00

5.00

15.00 large

10.00

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

— — var. melanocarpa, Chokeberry... — baccata Search a 473 Vaca eee eon ee

EACH. DOZ. PYRUS Americana var. Weeping Moun- Palin WASH Seas eee cece wd ae: $1.50 — arbutifolia, red fruited.............. .25 $2.50 25 2.50 .50 5.00 =e DSLitcono lide 5 eee SECS wae ot ess 75 = MSOTAPTIATILL lsc <iab 10 ic RENN ioe io ess aS SS .50 5.00 — floribunda, Japanese Flowering Nay pleco ees fits oaks 50 5.00 — — var. atrosanguinea..... ...... .50 5.00 ee Parkmanione a2. tee sl om ols’ 50 5.00 A semi-double variety of the above, with deep red flowers. Extra fine. — Japonica, Japan Pear or Quince, IUKEOMSOTES Seaye tae ok sae Se os S15) 40t50 — — var. Maulei, dull red and pink.. .25 2.50 — — — umbilicata rosea. .25 2.50 — sambucifolia, Elder- leaved ‘Mountain ANG) vig Ae BR eS AN A? ee SOS aera 25 2.50 = Speciapiuis fi.-albo: plenenen asin. sles. .50 5.00 a RAE OROSEO: Pils, . HOE cass sess Seen ea .50 5.00 SELF TARO gs ce 1. AS oe ees eet 50 5.00 QUERCUS cerris, Turkish Oak....... AetOmoe tia = 25.-52.50 : — coccinea, Scarlet Oak.......... i tio) BPS RO t — palustris, Pin Oak........ 2 toeseit. wets 150 ; i) is es eh cin poms to 6 fi: .35 3.50 } ——robur, nolisn Oak... ols. cee e255 63850 : ——Tpra, wed Oak. so... 2.2. - BEtOMictiee 25 2:50

Quercus palustris or Pin Oak is mental of afl the American Oa when old, and its fine glossy foliage. RHAMNUS | cathartica, Buckthorn....

I to 14ft. Re etch hes x5 ik sss, os 2 to 3 ft. RHODODENDRON Rhodora, Emer- STS 1 A tee (0c en ee

— See Evergreen Shrubs.

100.

$10.00

15.00

10.00 10.00

15.00

one of the most orna- cs, with its weeping habit

2.50 5.00

RHODOTYPUS kerriodes,

fine foliage...

Cis;

white flow-

RHUS Canadensis (aromatica)........

copallina, Dwari Sumac Cotinus,

Smoke Tree

glabra — var. laciniata, Cut-leaved Sumac senmmlatas var. Osbeckit.-...+......- tvphina, Stag-horn Sumac. .I to 2 ft.

ESE towAt ite issouri @arrant AES

RIBES aureum, Mi — Gordonianum .... athe Hae ROBINIA hispida, Rose Aeaeh. ic enton ROSA blanda = (Gaining 5 c.calto So ba SE ao oe Ga ee nee == Canina WOos ROSEh aa. asi rae — lucida, common Wild Rose........

This is our native wild rose, much

used in landscape gardening. — multiflora

elle 0 /jele-= (ole) « \0;\2 ee) =) «0, 0s =jeese ole

This is one of our best acquisitions from Japan, and should be in every garden. Makes handsome

masses. It is a most profuse and showy bloomer, with splen- did scarlet berries at Christ- mas, in great profusion. SETA ELC eee eetc SAC a Or tte aye Cree nS: — rubiginosa, Sweet Brier, see page 19 Sh OOSay AC HIITISON: eich see cae eee woes VAT etal ba Winters. ee: so ores > — — — Comte d’Espresmesnil, double — — — Madame George Bruant, semi-double, white............. — — seedlings, red and white.........

Japanese roses are Beautiful foliage

above new very choice.

9 EACH. DOZ. 100. $.25 $2.50 $15.00 2nN2.50 .I5 1.50 10.00 -35 3-50 25y5 2:50 1255 250) 215200 50 .I5 1.50 10.00 25 2.50 15.00 pTGi= 1-50 25250 A DARD Sib 1250 255250 I5 1.50 10.00 I5 1.50 10.00 25 1.50 10.00 .25 2.50 .I5 1.50 10.00 Bis PHS 25 2:50 25 2.50 252-50 .25 2.50 10.00

1Ke) and flowers. They bloom in the autumn also. Foliage never affected by the rose bug. ROSA setigera, single Prairie Rose, a lates bloomer tse oc cae — spinossissima, Scotch Rose ........

— Wichuraiana, Memorial rose........

— Wichuraiana, a new and beautiful

Japanese trailing rose, with charming glossy foliage and abundant white flowers. One

of the very best things of mod- ern introduction. — Wichuraiana hybrids. ROSES, Garden Sorts. Climbing Roses: Baltimore Bicleie reer ae nek regen

See page 20.

OveentoreRratnes nec ee Yellow Rambler Hybrid Perpetual

page 23

Roses.

DOU COD O OOD DOOMO )O60056-00

Fine collection of the leading varieties. the best articee

Madame Plantier,

OSC a ae ES tepe Sma ee ata eG

Rlanrtsonm iellowreaer ei ereceneecee

Persian: Vellowersiaecwerysceerier

RUBUS _ odoratus, Flowering Bey

INSTA Goan

SALIX alba, White RWalionr: 3 6 5 ft

— — yar. argentea, silver leaves.

3 to 5 ‘ft. — — — vitellina, golden-twigged Wil- low. 53 WO ite,

———-—a | variety from the Ardens 3 to 5 ft.

EACH. DOZ. 100. $.25 $2.50

25 2.50 m25) 2250

25 2.50

.25 2.50

.25 2.50 $20.00 P2518 2550

25 2.50 252.50

5 PAKO)

.I5 1.50 10.00 .I5 1.50 10.00 .I5 1.50 10.00 .I5 1.50 10.00 .I5 1.50 10.00

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

SALIX alba, vitellina var. Russian, the best golden Willow..... 3 to 5 dt. — Babylonica, Napoleon Weeping Wallow.c i SMe eee 2 to 5) ft — — var. Wisconsin Weeping Willow, Ina ndiens. sce ieee rene 3 to 5 ft. SS MVtTTOIA: 2...) suse eaten mite Shrub-like. Fine foliage and very beautiful when the “pussies” are out. — pentandra (laurifolia), Laurel- leaved Wallows 5.52... 4) to aut. == jHOSMIRNMNOELS bs bode oso 6 B tO Gites — Solomon’s Palm, an exceptionally fine Willow with reddish bark and very large “pussies” 2 to Si tits Larger plants of the above Willows Ofbened ati che hae eee SAMBUCUS Canadensis, Elderberry... — — var. aurea, fine golden foliage... — racemosa (pubens), with red fruit.. SASSAFRAS officinale, small plants. . Went ie a eee Se 5 to 6 ft. SHAD- BUSH. See Amelanchier. SILVER-BELL TREE. See Halesia. SMOKE TREE. See Rhus Cotinus. SNOWBALL. See Viburnum.

eee ee ee

SHRI Avalon, WWUERSPS s565 6005 50 ——Neveeablney ieanblltihnoimla cocoon gogo0000K0c —— Billard yc sc Ose eae ae eee — Bumalday cc 0e oe aoa ceo — Cantoniensis fl. pl. (Reevesiana)... —— GNSCollOr Wen ehmbatOl, 65 oc on coo0le — Japonica (callosa), Fortune’s, red.. — opulifolia. See Physocarpus....... —= prunifolial fi ple vores eee ee ee ==, Dhunbergoat: 4 acs oadeseeres seman

EACH. DOZ.

100.

$.15 $1.50 $10.00

5

15 -25

ants sits

1.50

1.50 2.50

1.50 1.50

1.50

2.50 1.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

2.50 1.50 2.50 1.50

10.00

10.00 10.00

10.00

15.00 10.00 15.00

15.00 10.00 15.00 10.00

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OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS. II

\ — — Named varieties of late introduc-

\

\ tion:

tba grandiflora. exandre von Humboldt (double). ohonse Lavalle (double).

\

A rN

EACH. DOZ. SIPMRAD At LOM entOSalc-t epee cree sac $.25 $2.50 SVT ELOUELEL cites eeepc eteieie lee Secs are .25 2.50 The last is very desirable, as it is in full bloom on Decoration day. SPAR EYICH AS Colchica(@Bumalda) 2. +25) 2:50 STEPHANANDRA flexttosa ......... 25 2.50 SHNeRCARX ia noni Caer eerie cae ae .50 5.00 SUMAC. See Rhus. SWEET-FERN. See Myrica. SYMPHORICARPUS racemosus, com- MONSOTOWDELGYa sere eee es .I5 1.50 —- vulgaris, Indian C@urrant........:.. I5 1.50 SYRINGA, Lilacs. See also Philadelphus. Ens OITITIEMGISE wits 4 Porters ns Sue eis nic dake 25 2.50 ——Hmodr small) plantSsesce ce oe asa. © .25 2.50 — Japonica, small tree, flowers white.. .50 5.00 New Jap. Lilac, perfectly hardy, cov- with large spikes of small flow- ers in late June. One of the best of modern introductions. — Josikza, dark purple, an interesting Pleat eee ess Shenson clement 25 2.50 EBC ICIIMEIISIG 5 Soci, Sc cae a aes ercietee se areiats .50 5.00 — Persica, purple, Persian Lilac ..... 25 E 250 ae eV Aaa \WIRItEs os coc slots sta meen .25 2.50 — — — laciniata, cut-leaved.......... Pe DEO ere $= GSAUIG CANA... o's cig eet os eed uses 25 2.50 —-—— — ) Ello yet eee wan nin Cre et tae Berrn Vania tea alta eee MY = pubescens; small plants.......... Soo oS So) meme ionsrlciey ts ea Sond aoc \ayc 4 OR einee oisnioiote ate .50 5.00 — vulgaris, common Lilac, Rubra de EN Tettaliypeeeses crosses atin ore. Meture mites ij 150, Vatsalba, common white lilac.... 15 1.50

100.

$10.00 10.00

10.00 10.00

Bertha Dammann. Charles X. Lemoinei flore pleno (double). Marie Legraye Mathieu de Dombasle (double). Maxime Cornu (double). President Carnot (double). Senateur Volland (double): Souvenir de L. Spath. Virginite (double). EACH. DOZ. 100. The above, fine grafted plants, 2 yrs... .25 2.50 20.00 This is a carefully selected collection of the new lilacs which ‘have attracted so much attention in the Arnold Ar- boretum for several vears. All are fine and worthy of in- troduction. Medium sized, thrifty, grafted plants are of- tered.

TRAIMUAUSUDSG (Gallinchle essa achat cooeosere

TARTARIAN HONEYSUCKLE. See Lonicera.

TAXODIUM distichum, Southern Cy-

$.25 $2.50 $10.00

DESSiMMe EMail teh a als: at RSS .50 5.00 THREE-THORNED ACACIA. See Gleditschia. AMMEbAsaroentedares- ase sence AmcOus iit ame Si2s50

— Europza, European Linden......... BNO) Ah aie, gills} ata). OOO) a ee le Pe aes OM Onna emiE2 Sie 550 — platyphyllos, broad-leaved Linden, By aie, eG{0).. Geko) TULIP TREE. See Liriodendron. ULMUS Americana, American Elm, EM tOnOnttny a25 ar 2s50NET5.00 BoE eRe cn ae OP FOmTOMit an 35) 23/50) 30100 — campestris, English Elm..2 to 3 ft. .10 1.00 - 6.00 SS Sy SS cod bbs olaro x Seto TO ett, 9.35) 93550 VACCINIUM Pennsylvanicum, col- NICURGUS ceeelery dati oniane aaa ero on .I5 1.50 — vacillans, Blueberry, collected...... .I5 1.50

10.00 10.00

12

— cassinoides, — dentatum — dilatatum — Lantana — lentago Opuluss mireemCranbenty ree ce — — var. nana, dwarf Snowball...... — — — sterilis, common Snowball. plicatum, Japan Snowball.......... prunifolium pubescens

tomentosum

i

Ce er)

CC ce

CC

I will furnish 100 Ornamental Shrubs, my own choice, fine sorts, for $15. I will furnish 100 Ornamental Trees, my own choice, fine sorts, for $30.

5.00

100.

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

Viburnum opulus, high-bush cranberry, known also as V. oxycoccus, is one of our finest hardy shrubs, a most pro- fuse bloomer, followed by brilliant scarlet berries in au-

tumn and early winter. Extra. Fine in masses.

EACH. DOZ. I00. VIRGILIA. See Cladrastis. WEIGELA. See Diervilla. WILLOW. — See Salix. XANMEOEE NAS isogbitoliage sees ee oe $.50 $5.00 XCANPP EL OREM AA ap iitoliameme ec ee 25 2.50 YUCCA filamentosa, evergreen, small.. .15 1.50 $10.00 Sa aU Reh oa uae SED aie ate ERE at oe teste .25 2.50 15.00

A stylish and ornamental plant. Very telling on the top

of a terrace or wall. 1000 for $100.

1000 for $250.

Hardy Evergreens. Shrubs.

ANDROMEDA polifolia ARCTOSTAPHYLOS Uva-Ursi, Bear- berry, trailing vine from 2% in. pots BAMBUSA _ Metake hardysBamboomsse see.

BERBERIS aquifolium, Holly-leaved

Mahonia: 33.5: ene it 3H BUXUS sempervirens, Dwarf Box. .1 ft. — — var. arborescens, Tree Box......

CASSANDRA calyculata (Andromeda) COTONEASTER Simonsii, ‘hardiest sort

EPIG/EA repens, Mayflower, collected. .

2 ey

100.

.25 2.50 $20.00

.25 2.50 15.00

.25

.25 25 25

25 25

2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

2.50 2.50

15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00

15.00

EACH. DOZ. 100.

EUONYMUS Japonicus, var. radicans.. .$0.25 $2.50 $15.00 — — — — yariegata .............05. .25 2.50 ILEX glabra, Ink-berry, collected...... .25 2.50 15.00 — opaca, Holly, small plants.......... .25 2.50 KALMIA angustifolia, narrow-leaved

Tare es ek cae sune een e .25 2.50 — latifolia, Mountain Laurel, Calico

Bit shinee rosoear cla iene hateene .50 5.00 Li UCOTHOE Catesbei (Andromeda) .50 5.00 — racemosa, decidwous.....:.......- 2502550 RHODODENDRON Catawbiense,

y0c1 8 Ue dir acumen Sut eee Aho Shere cet .50 §.00 40.00 — hybrid sorts, fine varieties. See p. 23. = ES oneNAN, SMA sccscacaccoococuac 50 5.00 40.0/ VINCA, Periwinkle, fine sorts......... 5e 50a Ole MUG CAS nlanentosaaeeenem ener Zee 2ibO eet e

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

EACH.

ABIES. See also Picea.

— balsamea, Balsam Fir..... I to 2 ft. $0.25

— Canadensis. See Tsuga, Hemlock. Ss Oitcica aan. ete st: s EtOs2 tt 25 CON COMOTE Crrree ee ey eis I to 2 ft. I.00 Se TAGE Felt eee ee as oe ii jgey 2 att, |) aS — Nordmanniana ............. TOM aes Raina comer nee 1: Oka ig Opt eiaths 50 ABIES pectinata, European Silver Fir, 1 ft. $0.25 ARBOR VITZ. See Thuya. CHAMZECYPARIS pisifera (Retinos- PORA: neers te ee Se 25 SS Sita SVU) So Scio's Sa Oe -25 Sp SPT OSes ao 52 6 ore ees Ss, 658 25 SS VAI AUIREA ares, coon sakes SSeS 25 =—— SC Ul ates. Sdacee ore reece oe ce he eotie: 25 HEMLOCK. See Tie JUNIPERUS communis, common Creep- ie AINE Clyeee Meee Rett dias, 2335 — — var. Hibernica. Irish Juniper.... 2EEOg att. 50 — Sabina, var. procumbens, creeping, SHI tusp laINES ce co2 3 ee ve eye cee: 25 ee ees Totter diaee 35 — Virginiana, Red Cedar or Savin, TO eo it. 1S a 8 2 tO ett aes 35 LARIX. See Deciduous Trees and Shrubs. PICEA. See also Abies. — alba, White Snruce........... EOI nS Ss sh seas ct I to 1% ft 525 =o Digs Eo Pai Sess — excelsa, Norway Spruce..12 to I5 in. 10 SS SS eae ee ZtOe si tt=. © 325 — nigra, Black or Red Spruce..... Fig eee we 4

DOZ. $2.50

2.50 10.00 2.50 2.50 4.00

$2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

2.50 2.50

3.50

5.00

Conifers.

100.

$15.00

20.00

$20.00

$15.00

10.00

PICEA pungens, Blue Colorado Spruce (Parrayana), green form...1 ft.

— — selected blue. Each....-.......

PINUS, Austriaca, Austrian Pine.

I to eZ “ft. pers Seine te eaters ET ae 2a ite Banksianaeerncics 6 as Sate Taton 2 ft Massoniana (Thunbergia).1 to 2 Mugho, Dwarf Mountain Pine,

Siar a eee rn ns ote eee ais

rigida, Pitch Pine .....- Strobus, White Pine .... 8

PSEUDOTSUGA Douglassi, Douglas Fir, Colorado form.. 1 to 1% ft. RETINOSPORA. See Chamecyparis. TAXODIUM. See Deciduous Trees and Shrubs. TAXUS baccata, English Yew, re- quires protection....... Tatoy aatite VATS VATICC ALAS mcccA. chee oe ee eis — cuspidata, Jap. Yew. perfectly hardy, very small plants THUYA occidentalis, Am. Arbor Vite:

SA de REE OE Seton te — — — Hoveyi, dense and dwarf..... — — — lutea, golden................ — — — Siberian (Wareana)

12 to 18 in.

TSUGA Canadensis, Hemlock..... 8 in.

18 to 24 in.

ee

EACH. DOZ. $.25 $2.50 2.00 tO 3.00 StOL e200 25 2.50 25 2.50 252 50 1.50 202-50 15 1.50 IO 1.00 15 1.50 1.50 25 2.50 .25 2.50 25) 25c0 .25 2.50 25 2.50 IR FART) -35 3.50 50 .35 3.50 .25 2.50 -I0 1.00 .25 2.50

T3

100.

$12.00

8.00

15.00 10.00

8.00 12.00 10.00 15.00

15.00

15.00 15.00

15.00 25.00

15.00 8.00 15.00

14 OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

ACTINIDIA arguta (polygama)....... AKEBIA quinata, fine Japanese run-

= Westnet, Boston INA c.56n0cccunnce APIOS tuberosa, ground nut........... ere Sipho, Dutchman’s LCP Seah eet tines of tee te eee ee BIGNONIA radicans (Tecoma), Trum- pet Creeper CELASTRUS scandens (Roxbury Wax-

WiOTla hae 2 een Ree teers Bee mete CE BIVIAGHISmcoccineameneeeen tren ae FS CTS Dalene i.e aten cg eure ae aoe =a il aramntilameere cere ee anes ye — Jackmani, large purple flowers..... CLEMATIS paniculata. Japanese, strong

Viney white Owens s4ce4 seen:

— Virginiana, white, strong grower... == Nitalbay awhiten nee anne — Viticella, blue flowers of medium size For named varieties see page 24. EUONYMUS Japonicus, var. radicans, Evergreen HEDERA helix, English Ivy ......... HYDRANGEA scandens, useful to cov- er walls and tree trunks ...... IPOM/FA pandurata, a hardy, perennial MOMENI? “ANOVAs Socccocnsccoduc LONICERA Japonica (L. brachypoda, confusa), Japanese Honeysuckle, LONICERA Japonica (L. brachypoda, confusa), Japanese Honey- Sickle extramstnon camer iene

Ce er Tr ary

rr ed

Ioo.

20.00 12.00

15.00

10.00

15.00

Hardy Vines and Climbers.

Evergreen Japanese Honeysuckle, white flowers in early summer, an excellent plant for shady positions, or as an undergrowth for shrubs. EACH. DOZ. 100.

LONICERA Japonica var. flexuosa..... $.15 $1.50 $10.00

The old-fashioned Japanese Honey- suckle blooming in early sum- mer, white flowers marked with red. Dark red foliage.

— — — Halliana, Hall’s Japanese per- petual Honeysuckle. ........... STS eles O) J SS — — |e) Surtosars 25 2.50

This is a fine sort so much used at Newport, and was sent out by this establishment for the first time more than twenty-five years ago. This still takes the lead of all Honeysuckles. The leaves are nearly evergreen. The abundant white flowers, turning yellow when they fade, last all summer, from July till heavy frost.

10.00 15.00

eee ce eee eee oe

— — — — variegated, solden veined

lEAVIESHE Eee there eee ene mints 215 1250), 10:00 LONICERA Periclymenum (Belgica)

the Dutch Monthly Honeysuckle, $0.25 $2.50

— sempervirens, the Scarlet Trumpet.. .25 2.50 — > == Wale, WEOMNSMCGES. S55 06cccouc0s00 .50 — Sulivantii (flava), the Yellow

RTI pety aaaue ine ome aus ekee .25 2.50 LYSIUM vulgare, Matrimony Vine.... .25 2.50 MENISPERMUM Canadense, Moon-

SOCU Rik ah eat ecth taal case totes .25 2.50 $15.00 PERIPLOCA Greca, Virginia silk, fine

Poliaoen. Ae siwya end heey Mea .I5 1.50 10.00 ROSES Climbing. See Rosa, fine sorts, .25 2.50 15.00 VINCA minor, or running myrtle, blue, .15 1.50 6.00

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

EACH. DOZ VAINGA double blues fines...0.4.5...2-.- $.15 $1.50 —= 01800 0) (Sica ode ne SOM aren ae SAee rae 25) 2550 ESN OCS RNR ae Sek te ne Ree ee .I5 1.50 = inmixeds colors: fines. .2. ose os.5 1 So) WISTARIA Chinensis, blue .......... Pa, PO) Sr UVM DO a cy cee Sara cxchs. oi raves Secs -35 3.50

Plants for

I have a very large and well grown stock of the hardiest and most approved hedge plants. a splendid stock of California Privet in various sizes, now in great demand for hedging.

WISTARIA Chinensis var. Parkmanii OW Cea tear itcesrsieei-earere essere — frutescens, American blue ........... — multijuga, clusters 3 ft. long. superb, VRE Canis pate oes reo oe Ole ote Sa = War, allo GOMES, PARA ceo godt oood

Hedges and Boundary Lines.

EACH. DOZ.

$.35 $3.50

15

100.

25 2.50 $15.00

.50 5.00 -75 6.00

I offer this season I have also common

Barberry, and purnle-leaved Barberry, and the new Berberis Thunbergii from Japan, with its brilliant scarlet berries and rich crimson foliage in autumn; also the best evergreens in variety, such as Arbor Vite, Norway Spruce, Red

Cedar, Hemlock, etc.

The pure white Deutzia gracilis makes a first-class dwarf hedge.

I have it in several sizes.

I have fine plants of Japanese Quince, Hornbeam, English Beech, Honey Locust, Lilacs, pure white and Rubra de Marly, and the lovely new Japan rose, Rosa multiflora, a most profuse bloomer with great bunches of crimson ber-

ries for Christmas, also Sweet Briers.

My stock of Buckthorns is very large and fine.

The best vines and climb-

ers for running over stone walls, fences, and other unsightly objects are the Ampelopsis (sorts), Bignonia radicans, Celastrus scandens, Clematis, Honeysuckle, Periploca, running Roses, and Wistaria in several colors.

BEECH, English

BERBERIS'~ Thunbergii, Japan Bar- eh igen ctr tee 8 to 12 in. ee ee es 1 to 1% ft. — vulgaris, common Barberry ........ 1% to 2 ft.

a ds ee ee 2% to 3% ft. — — var. purpurea, purple-leaved Bar-

Detetayeuene soar ahs eee 1% to 2 ft

— — — — — — —_.......2% to 3 ft. BiG CKEBORN: =o. 2... s. =: I to 1% ft. SB ss CE ee 2eiona mite ASI WANero pails, cists sc lees ke coe EVERGREENS, American Arbor Vite, 2 ft.

SS Oe eee Beit:

DOZ. $2.50

-75 1.50

-75 1.25

T00. $15.00

6.00 10.00

4.00 7.50

4.00 10.00 $2.50

5.00 10.00 15.00

15.00 25.00

EVERGREENS, Arbor Vite, Siber-

LATA e iesiehs aees I it. = ope: Maki Shae oee SNORE OCe Eos —MLern OC Kena ate eat sete nee 8 in. ey PL eee ae Cah tne eee 12 in —= IP, Wimtttes ccocessagc0ec 8 to Io in eS ena nodes oa 12 to 18 in. —— |egl Cea. cobcoccceccoc 1 to 1% ft. ——= Sypmbiea, INNES cox co doe 12 to I5 in. Sj a LEN Gk Won mOn oto Rao an 2 to 3 ft HONEY LOCUST, Three-thorned Aca-

Claes ee ee 1% to 2 ft. HORNBEAM, English........ I to 2 ft.

JAPANESE QUINCE or Pear.2 to 3 ft.

TEE ANC nwihtte segs ie rom oncioeis oso atten — Rubra de Marly, common purple... PRB Californians. sce 14 to 2 ft.

DOZ.

100.

$1.50 $10.00

1.50 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.50 1.50 1.00 2.50

.50 $1.00 1.50 1.50 1.50 75

10.00 8.00 12.00 8.00 12.00 10.00 8.00 15.00

3.00 $6.00 10.00 10.00 10.00

4.00

16 OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

DOZ. 100. DOZ. 100. PIR WIE IN, (Cainnorinennt < soso 00 6 2 to 3 ft. $1.00 $6.00 ROSE, new Japan, Rosa multiflora...... $1.50 $10.00 == Or Jeon, COmuaInOms ccsaccace Zio) seats is 50 SIPIURABDAL AMoithmieeaiht. cho goo ann oAsouuo 1.50 10.00 Se ere eae a Ae a oer tee 5 to 6 ft. 1.50 10.00 = Via A OUtt@laus ccs ep eee 2.50 15.00 Fruit Trees, Grapes, Small Fruits, Asparagus and Rhubarb. EACH. DOZ. EACH DOZ. PRUE ed ed Ops eee Giclee cGLEce SAu im dias, 5) tO. jure: $.30 TPAEAWINES fev Sc aiuste tn opia oe eae fie) 7 iis — SO SUMMER. WINTER. Bradshaw, Lombard, Early Harvest, Baldwin, Coe’s Golden Drop, Washington, Red Astrachan, Ben Davis, German Prune, Yellow Egg, Tetofsky. Fameuse, Green Gage, Wild Goose. Hubbardston, AUTUMN. Northern Spy, IPOS, JUAIPAINIE SDs oo so oces ce 55 HO O tts .30 Gravenstein, Rhode Island Greening, Abundance, yellow, Red June, Maiden’s Blush, Russet, Golden, Burbank, yellow, Wickson, red. Porter. Kusset, Roxbury, Chabot, red Talman Sweeting. e TCI © Ee tees ech Se oh ie Pe Bee hones ft. 25 PEAR Shion nshen eas Ree reeee 5to7 ft. .40 CHannics Onn en SUMMER. AUTUMN. Beurre Giffard, Bartlett, (GIRAAG RE Sige Oa ere ie OM oe een gia tear 2 yrs. .I5 $1.40 Osband’s Summer. Beurre Bosc, Concord, black, Agawam, red, Clapp’s Favorite, Hartiord, black, Brighton, red, WINTER. Duchess of Angouleme, dwa Moore’s Early, black, Delaware, red, Beurre d’ Anjou, Louis Bonne de Jersey, Wilder, black, Salem, red, Lawrence. Seckel, Niagara, white, Perkins, white. = Sheldon. GHERRIEGY. ayes sto7 ft. .30 Be eon ae uoue eee arly Wilson, Snyder, Black Eagle, Napoleon, ie sie (Dev ) T Black Heart, Early Richmond, ite Sele os Black Tartarian, May Duke, qe Coe’s Transparent, Yellow Spanish. CURRNIS 2 6 ee yoy 6S » LBINCISUB S555, co0cnn6nc070 80. Sgo0o% 4tos5 ft. $0.15 $1.40 Black Naples, Versailles, red. Champion, Mountain Rose, Cherry, red, White Grape, Crawford’s Early, Old Mixon Free, Fay’s Prolific, Crawford’s Late, Stump of the World, Crosby, Wheatland, GOOSEBERRIES, Downing......... $0.10 $1.00 Foster, Elberta. =e MUSER Vist es Sis cele tse eee Sie eee .20 2.00

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS. 1E9/

EACH. DOZ. I00. EACH. DOZ. 100. BASE BER RIBS? sehen wens leans SOS eS SOLES OO) HOM AWB RiRGIE Si foie 2 5 We siete ns eee SLO) i 9-75 Cuthbert, Blackcap. Marshall. Golden Queen, Turner, ASPARAGUS, Conover’s Colossal....... .50 2.00 IRIFNQNSVAIRIB - IbirtiPal-eosess oLleso ooo 51250) 0:00 ‘, For Fruit Trees wanted in quantities, prices will be given on application.

Decorative Perennial Herbaceous Plants.

These plants are ali hardy and produce an immediate effect, as they bloom the first year they are planted. They should be planted in the autumn, which is the best time for planting herbaceous plants, and should be covered with a forkful of dung to protect them from being thrown out by the frost. : They may be vlanted in the spring, also, with great success. I offer the following choice collections of my own selection, in the very finest and mosi useful sorts. This class of plants is fast taking the place of bedding plants, as they do not have to be renewed every year.

Collection of 12 choice sorts, all different, named, $2.50 Collection of 50 choice sorts, 3 of a kind, named, $ 5.00 Collection of 24 choice sorts, all different, named, 4.50 Collection of 100 choice sorts, 3 of a kind, named, 10.00

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I will furnish rooo plants. comprising a most extensive and valuable collection of hardy and ornamental perennial plants of my own selection, for $100; 500, $50.

EACH. DOZ. 100. EACH. DOZ. 100.

ACHILLEA ptarmica. double white, for ANTHEMIS tinctoria, Chamomile.... $.15 $1.50

Elibe IO WEESE see see a ae, - Sie sche $0.15 $1.50 $8.00 ANTHERICUM liliastrum, St. Bruno — serrata, The Pearl, fine, new, double TRY: te us Ae neon Baie cereals .25 2.50

white, for cut flowers, extra.... .25 2.50 1000 APIOS. See Vines. AGROSTEMMA coronaria.:......:... I5 1.50 10.00 AQUILEGIA Canadensis, Wild Colum- Se ANISeOVAS | 0. ont 2 aoe ees Oe .25 2.50 bineneeee eo rmetr stem oan es $.15 $1.50 $10.00 ALTHAA rosea, Hollyhock, Chater’s — chrysantha, columbine, the best yel-

best strain, choice colors, extra [Ste Lae a Rene came e oaerere Pee io at CO e000

HEE IOUD eis. 2 he athe ass .I5 1.50 10.00 SuSE Bhyiivnis, “Se eauyieac apes ceeias ee .I5 1.50 10.00 ALYSSUM saxatile, Gold Dust........ Ue Ayo) SS cerulen, fineubliecsst ooh. see I5 1.50 10.00 ANEMONE, Japonica rosea elegans.... .25 2.50 == = JEhiRGs 559M edb aadobs sqonaeeo> .I5 1.50 10.00 SS LE AEST 2 eco geass ouescocs- 25 2.50 == allemGinllose), Gat Sebesecenees cases one .I5 1.50 10.00 —— Honorine Joubert, white....... 25 2.50 =“fne mixed Columbines-.22-.------- S15) e507 10:00 == ==" NE. soe coe Soo a se oeuee Jee -25 2.50 These Columbines are all very choice, and among the = Ss SRT Aeon a a TERY 1150 most showy plants of the garden. ANTENNARIA margaritacea (Ana- ARABIS alpina. verv early, white.....- 15

1.50 PAWS) else sec occeoeaceseoes 15 1.50 PINEDA CNT hits ges) ee a. le 15. 1.50

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ARUNDINARIA Japonica Metake), fine hardy

ASCLEPIAS tuberosa, Butterfly Weed, good plants that have already

(Bambusa dwarf bamboo,

ecee eee eee eee eee oe oe eee ee

bloomed! 2 Re asin a Anmasaaees <5 Ciseoyes (ENTS, IND aooccgoa0do Uncen This is one of our finest native her- baceous plants, blooming all

summer. Its rich orange flowers

are very showy. It is much used now in large masses for cemeteries, parks, and

all public and private grounds. It is one of the most effective plants in landscape gardening. ASTER Nove-Anglie, Aster, Starwort, or Michaelmas daisy, purple HOWIET Sion ease arise aete See eich tay setavoke = vate rosea pinike MOWeTS. sc -1 — other native species mixed.......... These are among the finest of late blooming flowers. ASTILBE (Spirea) Japonica.......... EES compacta tilonaeneic rr These are much used for forcing. AUB RUE REAS deltondeamnenyctscrrreisr- BAP TiS WAadstiraliseeereerertertr rrr: BOGEONTAWaponicatee seer CAMPANULA Carpatica, white — medium, Canterbury Bells, double and single sorts in variety...... CASSIA, Marylandica CHRYSANTHEMUM, sorts

eee ee ew ew ee ee ee Poo > G.010 00 0-0

bOUD OO.00I0600000.0

choicest hardy

eoeoescece oreo eee ere see eee eee

EACH. DOZ.

100.

$.25 $2.50 $15.00

-10 15

15 a5 ss

-I5 25

J

25 25 sits

.25

15 .25

15

1.00 1.50

4.00 10.00

10.00 10.00 10.00

10.00 15.00

15.00

10.00

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

I thave a fine stock in twenty-two named varieties of the hardiest and most beautiful Chrysanthe- mums for the open ground.

CLEMATIS Davidiana, Shiruibbygee sce een ne eee. ——Erechan winter Slainub bye eae eee For running sorts see Vines. COLUMBINE. See Aquilegia. CONVALLARIA majalis, Lily of the Valley, nice clumps, in quantity fOreHZOnper MOOOR eee ee — — with rose colored flowers, clumps, — — beautifully striped leaves, clumps

blue,

new,

EACH. DOZ.

$.35 $3.50

25

.10 25 25

2.50

1.00 2.50 2.50

The Lily of the Valley is grown here on a large and I can furnish very fine plants of each variety in large

quantities, in clumps.

Too.

$4.00 15.00 15.00

scale,

They are not prepared for forcing.

The other two sorts are excellent, and should be in all

gardens. CORP ORSISmeranditlonaaeeeeenenerr —= lanceolata onmnines ince cme ere ieee DELPHINIUM elatum, Hybrid Lark- SPU Wate eee eee ee ee ea a — grandiflorium (Chinense), Chinese War ks pli wte as secs eee

DIANTHUS barbatus, Sweet Williams, double and single varieties..... DICENTRA _ spectabilis (Dielytra), Bileedinewshlcartaat eee. DICTAMNUS _ (Fraxinella), white

= Wielicy inblovehy ineOlandocobocuoseoooee DIGITALIS purpurea, Foxglove, in va- PIC in cice cee see Aer eee EPIMEDIUM coodmsortsan.ceeeaeeee ERIANTHUS Ravenne, beautiful pam- pas-like grass with Perle

te

15 15

15 15 .15 an5

125 25

.10 .25

.25

1.50 1.50

1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50

2.50 2.50

I.00 2.50

2.50

10.00 10.00

10.00 10.00 10.00

10.00

$6.00

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS. ia)

HRIGEROINGspeciosuml sc. soos ole ors es EULALIA Japonica, var. variegata, tall

Shri pedt gee ewe on ae icie — Zebrina, with variegated horizontal

bands EUPATORIUM ageratoides........... PERNS choicethardy sorts: ..5.:-/..-.-.:

EACH. DOZ. I00.

$.25 $2.50 .25 2.50 Ps PESO .25 2.50

$.25 $2.50 $15.00

Cemetery lots with the whole surface planted with ferns

are very pleasing. for $10 per 100. FORGET-ME-NOT. See Myosotis. FOXGLOVE. See Digitalis.

FUNKIA orandiflora, white flowers.... — lancefolia, lilac flowers............. — ovata, bluish-lilac flowers........... See VA ph MIM ATOMIC A Cs oho vet a eases oes — Sieboldiana with large glaucous

IES ain Si ee — subcordata, Day lily, pure white

flowers blooming in August...

These showy Plantain lilies I offer in a _

fine assortment of the best va- rieties GAILLARDIA grandiflora, very showy GERANIUM sanguineum, var. Lancas- triense, a very beautiful English variety, bright magenta Glise ENIAC trifoliata (Spirea)...:... GYPSOPHILA paniculata, very delicate, and beautiful with cut flowers.. Ei N WOW avitumnale.... 2.8... 052. HELIANTHUS grandiflorus, single... == Mepximnilieyit! 2scu ace Sys nee Aue ce Aes S= fnrlinikertiis: (Mem 55 anoso nddacouoes HEMEROCALLIS Dumortieri, orange yellow eet AVARENTON-VElOW 2.5 <<< s 56+ <5

2 eiete e-em «

ee

I send the best sort for this purpose

2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

2.50

1.50 10.00

1.50

1.50 10.00

2.50

2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

I.00 6.00 1.00 6.00

EACH. DOZ. I00. HEMEROCALLIS fulva, tawny brown

($35 per 1000}, for covering em- bankments or rough or unsight-

lyASDOLSAAVehymISeLlas eee ea ee $.10 $.75 $4.00 — — var. fl. pl., Double tawny brown 15 1.50 10.00 — Thunbergii, lemon-yellow like H.

aval bub later se eae 25 2.50 HIBISCUS Moscheutos, Marsh Mallow .I5 1.50 10.00

Very choice plants for masses, bloom- ing for a long period in mid- summer. HIERACIUM aurantiacum, rich orange, $0.15 $1.50 $10.00 HOLLYHOCK. See Althea. Ses IBERIS sempervirens, Hardy Candytuft,

DuUnemawiatte ieee eect ee, an Ay FERS) IRIS cristata, dwarf, Deak? teen se -I5 1.50 10.00 — Germanica, in great variety......... .I5 1.50 10.00

These beautiful hardy garden Iris are among the mosi desirable plants for the border. The sorts here offered are very varied. = lekoain Or 1Sesnaresrcie a5 Aun ouomeon ay neko — 12 superb sorts, named colors....... 2.00

I have one of the finest collections possible of this cele- brated Iris. The gorgeous flowers are often compared to orchids, and are decidedly the most showy of all the

10.00

products of the garden. They vary much in color. All are hardy. IRIS pseudacorus. yellow, fine......... PAS PAI) =SSiperiany Moveliys oe cess oe cei 252550 SP VELSICOLO TE eee nee Stee eres 5) Gie50) ) 10'Q0 LARKSPUR. — See Delphinium. LATHYRUS latifolius, rose. Hardy

Rerennial Pibean ss aoe eee ase .I5 1.50 10.00 ee EWI Let che ne cao hoes tee eee pe 25) 31-50% 10:00 LIATRIS pychnostachya, Kansas Gay

eave nee mane ein ye eee .25 2.50 15.00 =—BSCATIOSA Pirs(atsaleie ele sicre Uae coucis Se ot aie -I0 1.00 6.00

20 OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS.

L. scariosa is very effective planted in

masses.

EACH. DOZ. LILIUM auratum, Golden-Banded Lily $.15 $1.50 == candidum, -Ascensiom Wily... a6. .IO0 1.00 — speciosum album, Japanese Lily ... .15 1.50 at ROSE UMM Mere ee, Crees oa einen 15 1.50 — tiem, Ibeser Ib? Besenagcoscocs .I0 1.00 =wiimbpellatimeonange-red = eee .I10 1.00

LILY OF THE VALLEY. See Convallaria. LOBELIA cardinalis, Cardinal Flower, intense red. This fine perennial is of easy cultivation in gardens, where it blooms all summer. It is much used now for its bril-

liant landscape effect. Plants

that will bloom the first year... .10 1.00 — — stronger plants that will bloom

OVS TWP SEEN ocaneccgoowgc dbo 15 1.56 —— Syapiaibbipieel, Wie sosccosvcdoccadaves .25 2.50 LUPINUS polyphyllus, Perennial Lu-

(VSP Gorse MBit Aneta eee cn ce I5 1.50

LYCHNIS chalcedonia, London Pride. .15 1.50 LYSIMACHIA clethroides, fine, from

HERI ooocabe cokobepe ds duedaccd .I§ 1.50 »LYSIMACHIA nummularia, Money-

wort, pretty for vases.......... IO 1.00

MALLOWS. See Hibiscus. MERTENSIA Virginica, Lung-wort... .15 1.50 MITCHELLA repens, Partridge Berry .15 1.50 IMCOINVATRUDVN. GhiGhnintics oso onchoneggou0ds 15 1.50 MYOSOTIS palustris, Forget-me-nots,

GOMES! odusccdconpnagos@oudouo ds -I5 1.50 CENOTHERA, IDeySartars BSaveee sorts, .15 1.50 OROBUW:S viernusSe meee charter 25 2.50 ee e aiVod sine Colcol sb ood UR eO MEE Oa 25 2.50 PANSIES, in very choice sorts........ SLO E50 PAPAVER bracteatum.......---+---+: 15 1.50 — involucratum maximum..........-- 15 1.50 — orientale (large oriental poppy).. .I5 1.50

100.

$4.00

10.00

10.00 6.00

10.00 10.00

3.00 10.00 10.00 10.00

The above are the great Asiatic poppies, perfectly hardy, producing immense deep blood red and crimson flowers, with various markings. They are among the most showy flowers known and should be in every garden. Very fine in masses in public grounds.

EACH. DOZ. I00. Se nudicaule, the Iceland Pop-

¥;. CHOICE ereee cee Po rae $.15 $1.50 $10.00

PARDANTHUS sinensis, Blackberry

Wty vs San ee eee .25 2.50 15.00 PENTSTEMON, fine mixed sorts..... I5 1.50 PEUONTES. See page 18 = He OMeal WHAIBISIESo So cow coc uD odsUo ccKS .25 2.50 20.00 =) inp ol, hola aNle Ge co gedsocoueno nos 1.50 10.00 PHALARIS arundinacea variegata..... =O} 1eOOM 1 6:00 PHLOX, hybrids, a good collection.... .25 2.50

I offer this year twenty-four named varieties of the best

Phlox recently introduced.

PLATYCODON grandiflora, blue...... .I§ 1.50 10.00 — — blue and white striped.......... .I5 1.50 10.00 he iid hd aad oy SincbS .I5 1.50 10.00 == TEX EG SORES. siyacwisciset Rees .IO 1.00 6.00 = —— vars) Mariesiic, oo cc aes eee 25 2.50

POLYANTHUS. See Primula. POLYGONATUM multiflorum, Solo-

TM OMGS ESE Ailices ye ate tes wee Ie ee 25 2.50 POLYGONUM amplexicaule, Mountain Fileecei ae aed skis ee i ee .I5 1.50

— cuspidatum (Sieboldii), a very rapid growing plant for covering

ROUSM MPlaCES 503.041 eer .IO 1.00 6.00 PRIMULA officinalis (Polyanthus), fine gold laced varieties........ .I5 1.50 10.00

PYRETHRUM hybrid sorts, colored Daisies, a good collection of

Single wanieties sn. sce oe ee .25 2.50 15.00 = Ulicinosime tie Great) Oxi k ye Daiisyere wihttenns oor enn eee meee .I5 1.50 10.00

PYROLA rotundifolia, very nice ever- Ween Nes ecu hroe .I5 1.50 10.00

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS: 21

EACH. DOZ. 100. EACH. DOZ. 100. RUDE H CAMs ciniata 22.2025. . ss ances $.15 $1.50 THYMUS Serpyllum, var. aurea, Gold- a al 05 cea 3 (0) i we BT) aes 5O lies RivIne ore, .yo cas see t eee $.15 $1.50 = TURE STITCE i Saeed nae OE a ae 215-1650 VERNONIA Novaboracensis, Ironweed .25 2.50 RUDE PG RAs neciosa oe fe sc sce os ne ole nije FORDto OOn— VEING@ Ac SeesVinessoms ..:,2. 60.55. '- .I5 1.50 $6.00 SASBALTA:, chioroideste..... os ..<s5 se 10). i.00) 6.00" VIOLA corntta in eolors: <.......:...- 15 1.50 10.00 This beautiful plant is now largely planted on the bor- — cucullata, white aril i es eeiene Spee Us ss ders of brooks, lakes and moist meadows. It is one of the — odorata, English DEG. cess ramceane -I5 1.50 10.00 most charming of otirr native flowers, blooming all summer, Sa gee WIESE 2-1-1 - = we-- -15 1.50 10.00 Tich rose, showy. SO CHOUDENNTIE ae is ea ectnee oe Se 1250) “10:00 SANGUINARIA canadensis, Blood- SS ASU! 3 oy SG einen oad Goens OO aeRO nee -I15 1.50 10.00 TOOK pete MOS cic” Nevaks Sis 1S Zhao s .I5 1.50 These violets are all perfectly hardy. Viola cucullata, SOLIDAGO, golden rods. fine sorts.... .15 1.00 6.00 rich blue, is very much esteemed abroad for its Ane effect SPIRZEA, Aruncus, Goat's Beard in plantations, forming great clumps and blooming pro- Cela LE ee ee ee ie ne FE Bis ro) fusely. The English violets are very sweet and should be Sabalipendimaraminter te oe... 5. 2. Sass 15 1.50 10.00 im every garden. Schonbrunn is very fragrant and was a SS are ple doable white........ 15 «150 great favorite of Unser Fritz, and was named from his — Japonica. See Astilbe. palace and grounds in Germany, where it originated. — palmata, rosy crimson............. I5 1.50 _ Schonbrunn and English white are very useful to plant — =~ yar. elesans. white.............. sis 50 freely on the borders of avenues, etc., and will perfume — Ulmaria, double white............. 25 2.50 your whole estate. EVA THES ATAL PICidis skic cet cine wie wna e PS FAT WAHLENBERGIA. See Platycodon. SWEET WILLIAMS. See Dianthus. I will furnish 1000 herbaceous plants of my own choice, THERMCGPSIS Caroliniana, excellent. .25 2.50 fine sorts, for $100.

Tender Bulbs.

To be kept in the cellar in winter like dahlias.

ANMEARVASLTS. or fairy lily 2.22503. 3: Siosht_ootSo:00., GLADIOLUS. white, mixed)... 2.2: sa... S35 S225 pein trem sOrls: 2; Skike sees ess .25 2.20 15.00 Sun hoe iti ib.cel ee A ee eS 40 2.50 DAHLIAS, finest single, superior sorts .15 1.50 10.00 = SV ello ware nates ce «ste aie ae e cle.e ots As {xip Pxee GEAMIOGEUS: scarlet, mixed. :...... 4. iy RE =e ACh OleeesInUReU geese rae besser eels y= oie 25)" Azo ae PMC IMUXE UL >. 5. ao kee cess nena See 230, <2.00

Peonies—New Chinese and Japanese Herbaceous.

Well established plants from the open ground, I have a very large and complete collection of this gorgeous flower. Of these I offer the following assortments at very low rates. They consist of the most celebrated sorts known, and include many that are yet very rare. This is now the most fashionable of all showy. hardy garden plants, both here and in Europe.

22 OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PEYMOUDE IWEASS:

These fine Japanese and Chinese Peonies are well known to be the most showy flowers in cultivation, and are particularly adapted to our climate. They are entirely hardy and bloom a long time. They are accordingly very much used now for large masses in cemeteries, parks and pleasure grounds; and may be followed by Lemoine’s beautiful new French Gladiolus, the stiff foliage helping to support the spikes of the gladiolus. Gladioli should be

planted among the peonies in May.

Plants are twenty-five cents each, your choice. 12, all different, named sorts, my choice, $2.50. 25, all differ- ent, named sorts, my choice, $5.00. 50 all different, named sorts, my choice, $10.00. For cheaper plants, unnamed,

see below.

Plants are divided of these named varieties. They will have from one to three eyes. When planted in the fall

about 80 per cent. bloom the following year. ALEXANDER MECHIN. Dark crimson with yellow

stamens. BUYCKII. Brilliant rose with salmon centér, full double. CAMILLE CALOT. Very dark rich rose, one color. CHARLES DE BELLYME. Brilliant violet purple. COMTE DE NEIPPERG. Bright amaranth carmine. DELACHII. Rich deep amaranth, full double. EDOUARD ANDRE. Dark crimson with yellow stamens. EDULES SUPERBA. Full double large pink. FAUST. Light. FESTIVA MAXIMA. Large white, center flecked with red, 50 cents each. FRANCOIS FIRST. Pink. center salmon flecked with red, free bloomer. LOUIS VAN HOUTTE. Crimson, extra good bloomer. LUCRECE. Rosy peach, center rosy white. MME. CHENEY. Pink shaded to white, extra large. MME. BERNARD. Soft rose, large full double.

MME. FURTADO. Deep violet rose, center bright sal-

mon.

MARECHAL VAILLANT. Very large full double, deep pink.

MARQUISE DE VA TUURELT EE: Brilliant purple wine.

NE PLUS ULTRA. Fine, full double, rosy pink.

PAGANINI. Brilliant rose, salmon center.

POMS PRIGENAS Dark qed:

PURPUREA SUPERBA. Large, dark red.

SOUVENIR D’AUGUSTE MIELLEZ. Rich violet pur- ple. cup-shaped.

SOUVENIR DE PORTEAU. Flesh color and light yellow.

SUPERBISSIMA. Full double, pink shading to white.

VICTORIE MODESTE. Rich pink, center pink and white.

VIRGINIE. Large, delicate blush suffused with pink.

WASHINGTON. Bright red, center light salmon red.

™TL have also a splendid collection of first.class mixed varieties, including all the old favorites, at the following low prices:—A collection of 12 fine plants, without names, $150. A collection of of 25 fine plants, without names, $3.00. A collection of 50 fine plants, without names, $5.00, A collection of 100 fine plants, without names, $10.00.

Peonia Officinalis.

These Peonies are very desirable. as they bloom a week or ten days earlier than the preceding sorts. Jacqueminot is double, the others are single. Price: 25 cents each; $2.50 per dozen.

ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT, light pink. BLANDA, rose.

OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS. 23

DECORA ELATION, dark rose. JACQUEMINOT, double, color of Jacqueminot rose. DECORA PALLASII, shade of rose. (Officinale Rubra.)

Tree Peonies.

Tree Peonies are shrubby sorts from China and Japan which do not die down inthe autumn, but make hardy bushes of considerable size, bearing immense flowers of great beauty. Very showy. In ten choice varieties. Nice two year old grafts. Price: 75 cents each; $7.50 per dozen:

HYBRID PERPETUAL ROSES. I offer this season a fine stock of Hybrid Perpetual Roses. They are well established plants, field-grown, grafted low. I have more than twenty of the leading sorts, all good growers and giving a pleasing varietv in color of the flowers. They should be closely pruned and planted deep in well enriched soil early in the season. Prices: 25 cents each; $2.50 per dozen; $20.00 per I00.

ABEL CARRIERE, velvety crimson. JOHN HOPPER, bright rose. ALFRED COLOMB, brilliant carmine. JULES MAGOTTIN, glossy pink. AMERICAN BEAUTY, red. LA FRANCE, silvery rose. BR. DE BONSTETTE, rich velvety maroon. MAGNA CHARTA, pink. BARON DE ROTHSCHILD, light rose. MME. GABRIL LUIZET, soft rose. CAPTAIN CHRIS1Y, delicate rose. MARSHAL P. WILDER, carmine red. CELINE FORESTIER, yellow. MRS. JOHN LAING, soft rose. COQUETTE DES ALPES, white. MONSIEUR BONCENNE, dark red. FISHER HOLMES, dark red. PAUL NEYRON, dark rose. GEN. JACQUEMINOT, brilliant red. PERSIAN YELLOW, yellow. GEN. WASHINGTON, crimson. P. C. DE ROHAN, deep velvety crimson. GLOIRE LYONAITSE, yellow. ULRICH BRUNNER, cherry red.

HYBRID SWEET BRIARS. The Lord Penzance Hybrids are verv fragrant, beautiful, single hybrids of the common Fglantine or Sweet Briar, Rosa rubiginosa. Prices: 25 cents each; $2.50 per dozen. AMY ROBSART. EDITH BELLENDEN. LUCY BERTRAM. -ANNE OF GEIERSTEIN. FLORA McIVOR. MEG MERRILES. BRENDA. LORD PENZANCE. ROSE BRADWARDINE.

CATHERINE SEYTON. For other varieties of roses see page 9.

RHODODENDRONS. I have a good collection of the best and hardiest Rhododendrons, hybrids of R. Cataw- biense. These are among our best and most satisfactory plants. To insure good success they must be heavily watered during July and August, giving a much greater quantity of water at one time than is usually given grass or bedding plants. In December they should receive a mulching of leaves a foot or more in depth, and a covering of pine boughs, which should not be removed until after the middle of April, when all danger from the high spring winds is past. These cultural directions should be followed also for Azalea, Kalmia, etc. | My stock contains the hardiest varieties onlv. which have been fully tested in Eastern Massachusetts; we offer ten or a dozen sorts only.

24 OLD COLONY NURSERIES, PLYMOUTH, MASS,

Best named sorts, stocky plants..18 to 24 in. $1.25 $12.00 R. maximum seedlings....................$.50 to $1.00 ea. — — —- larger ‘plants. os cctuoee es eee 1.50 17.00

—— —— wine: selectediant ner ee 2.00 20.00 The price of a Rhododendron is the best description of Seedlings +..c a0 oe, eke a 18 to 24 in. $1.00 $10.00 the plant.

SMALL CONIFERS. I wish to call special attention to our collection of rare and desirable Conifers. I offer at very low prices plants, from ten to twenty inches high, well -grown in light, sandy soil, and well furnished with fibrous roots. I believe that these small plants will give better results than plants of larger size, while the first cost, including transportation, is very much less. For kinds and prices see Hardy Evergreens, Conifers, page ro.

LILACS. I wish to call special attention to my stock of Lilacs, see page 11. I offer not only a good many different species, but also a fine collection of varieties of the common and Persian Lilac; all of these will be found very desirable.

AZALEA MOLLIS AND GHENT. My stock this year of these two Azaleas, and also other species offered on page 3, is particularly fine. A‘ll are well set with buds. These are not freshly imported plants, but those which have grown several years in my nurseries.

GINKGO TREES. [ have a limited number of this rare and charming tree, from three to four feet high, and well grown, at reasonable prices; they are recommendable in every way.

AMERICAN ASHES. I have a good stock of Fraxinus Americana and F. pubescens, well grown and thrifty. They make sturdy trees and are quick growers; for sizes and prices see page 6.

FLOWERING APPLES. My collection of the genus Pyrus is quite comnlete. In addition to the well known and desirable sorts listed on page 8, I also offer a limited number of P. coronaria and P. Toringo, two year grafts, from 3 to 4 feet high, at 50 cents each.

ACER PALMATUM (POLYMORPHUM), JAPANESE MAPLES. We offer the following selected varieties of these, the most beautiful of all the Maples. The plants are small, thrifty, pot grown stock. Prices: 50 cents each; $5.00 per dozen.

Acer palmatum. Acer palmatum atropurpureum. Acer palmatum purpureum.

Acer palmatum atropurpureum, on own roots 12 to I5 inches. Price: 50 cents each; $5.00 per dozen.

LARGE FLOWERED CLEMATIS. These are exceptional strong Holland grown plants. Two or three shoots and from 6 to 7 fect. Stock of these limited. Prices: 50 cents each; $5.00 per dozen.

GEM, blue. HENRYI, white. MME. LECOULTRE, white. GIPSY QUEEN, purple. JACKMANI, purple blue. STANDISHI, blue. Wichuraiana Hybrids. MANDA’S TRIUMPH, double white. SOUTH ORANGE PERFECTION, blush. PINK ROAMER, pink with white center. UNIVERSAL FAVORITE, rose, semi-double.

Prices: 25 cents each; $2.50 per dozen.

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