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☆ MAY 6 1S3S it

U« S. Departmeot of Agiicttitom

1939

A CATALOGUE

OUTPOST

NURSERIES

RIDGEFIELD, CONNECTICUT

OFFICE

19 39

NEW YORK OFFICE : 247 PARK AVE.

Printed in the U. S. A. The Walker-Rackliff Co., Now Haven, Conn.

CONTENTS

Map showing location of Outpost General Information Planting Guide

Deciduous Trees .

Evergreen Trees .

Deciduous Shrubs .

Evergreen Shrubs .

Vines and Ground Covers .

Roses . .

Fruits .

Perennials .

Outpost Plant Food .

Special Offerings .

Helpful Suqqestions .

Large Tree Moving .

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39

67

102

I 17 121 125 142 144 149 153

See also Fraxinus-Ash.

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST NURSERIES,

Ridgefield, Conn. 35

SORBUS AUCUPARI A (Cont.) EUROPEAN MOUNTAIN-ASH

Caliper Height	Each	Per 10
1 3/4-2 in. 12 ft .	. $ 7.50	$ 67.50
2 -2 1/2 in. 14 ft .	10.00	90.00
*31/2-4 in. 16 ft. B&B	. 22.50
4 -4/2 in. 17 ft. B&B .	. 27.50
4/2-5 in. 19 ft. B&B	32.50
5 -5/2 in. 20 ft. B&B	40.00
5/2-6 in. 21 ft. B&B	. 50.00
SORBUS AUCUPARI A PENDULA	WEEPING MOUNTAIN-ASH
A grafted variety of the above with long slender	pendulous
branches.
2/2-3 in. 7-8 ft. stems
6 year heads B&B	. 15.00	135.00
3 -3/2 in. 7-8 ft. stems
6 year heads B&B	. 20.00	180.00
*3/2-4 in. 7-8 ft. stems
6 year heads B&B	. 25.00
STYRAX — SNOWBELL
STYRAX JAPONICA	JAPANESE SNOWBELL
Height 20 ft.; graceful spreading	branches; open	habit of
growth; fragrant white bell-like flowers with the leaves,	in grace-
ful pendulous clusters in May.
Specimens.
3- 4 ft. B&B	. 3.00	27.50
4- 5 ft. B&B	4.00	36.00
5- 6 ft. B&B	. 6.50	60.00
6- 8 ft. B&B	. 9.00	80.00
8-10 ft. B&B	. 12.50

See page 144 for special offering of Japanese Snowbells

TAXODIUM — BALDCYPRESS

TAXODIUM DISTICHUM BALDCYPRESS

Height 50 ft.; like the Larch, the Taxodium sheds its light green feathery needle-like foliage in the Fall; narrow pyramidal head; the flaky bark is light-cinnamon brown.

Refer to Chamaecyparis — Evergreen Trees for varieties of Cypress.

6- 7 ft. B&B

7- 8 ft. B&B

8- 10 ft. B&B

* Supply very limited.

6.00

7.50

10.00

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TILIA — LINDEN

Height 60 to 80 ft.; rapid growing; symmetrical pyramidal growth; heart shaped foliage; small yellowish fragrant flow¬ ers in May.

Sometimes called Basswood or Whitewood.

TILIA AMERICANA AMERICAN LINDEN

The native Whitewood; medium sized dark green leaves.

Caliper	Height	Each	Per 1 0
2\|/2-3 in.	13 ft .	. $10.00	$ 90.00
3 -3I/2 in.	1 5 ft .	15.00	135.00
*31/2-4 in.	16 ft. B&B	. 25.00
41/2-5 in.	18 ft. B&B	. 45.00
*5 -5I/2 in.	19 ft. B&B	. 60.00

TILIA CORDATA LITTLELEAF EUROPEAN LINDEN

Small dark green leaves; lustrous above and silvery on the

underside. I'/H % in-	8 ft .	7.50	67.50
l%-2 in.	9 ft .	10.00	90.00
2 -21/2 in.	II ft .	. 12.50	1 10.00
21/2-3 in.	13 ft .	. 15.00	135.00
3 -31/2 in.	15 ft .	. 20.00	1 80.00
3 1/2-4 in.	16 ft. B&B	. 30.00	275.00
*4 -41/2 in.	17 ft. B&B	. 40.00

TILIA PLATYPHYLLOS BIGLEAF EUROPEAN LINDEN

Large green	leaves; the earliest species	to bloom.
21/2-3 in.	13 ft .	12.50	1 1 0.00
3 -3/2 in.	15 ft .	17.50	1 50.00
3/2-4 in.	16 ft. B&B .	. 27.50	250.00
4 -4 1/2 in.	17 ft. B&B	37.50	325.00
4/2-5 in.	18 ft. B&B	. 50.00

TILIA TOMENTOSA SILVER LINDEN

Dense habit of growth; light colored upright branches; leaves distinctly silvery on the underside.

21/2-3	in.	13 ft .	. 20.00	180.00
3 -3'/2	in.	15 ft .	. 25.00	225.00
3'/2-4	in.	16 ft. B&B	. 35.00	3 1 5.00
4 .4/2	in.	17 ft. B&B	. 45.00	400.00
4/2-5	in.	18 ft. B&B	. 60.00	550.00
5 -5'A	in.	19 ft. B&B	. 75.00

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 37

TILIA VULGARIS EUROPEAN LINDEN

Dark green leaves; blooms in mid-summer, about ten days later than Tilia platyphyllos.

Caliper	Height	Each	Per 1 0
21/2-3 in.	13 ft .	. $12.50	$1 10.00
3 -3/2	15 ft .	. 17.50	150.00
3/2-4 in.	16 ft. B&B	. 27.50	250.00
4 -4/2 in.	17 ft. B&B .	. 37.50
4/2-5 in.	18 ft. B&B .	. 50.00

Larger sizes on application.

ULMUS — ELM

Large dignified stately long-lived Trees; foliage generally oblong, heavily veined and pointed at the tip; leaves turn clear yellow in the Fall.

ULMUS AMERICANA AMERICAN ELM

Height 80 ft.; limbs curving outward and arching high above the ground; pendulous branches.

2'/2-3	in.	16 ft .	. 6.50	60.00
3 -3'/2	in.	18 ft .	. 9.00	80.00
3l/2-4	in.	19 ft .	12.50	1 10.00
4 -41/2	in.	20 ft. B&B	. 22.50	200.00
41/2-5	in.	21 ft. B&B	. 27.50	250.00
5 -5'/2	in.	22 ft. B&B	. 32.50	300.00
5'/2-6	in.	24 ft. B&B	. 40.00	350.00
6 -7	in.	26 ft. B&B	. 50.00	450.00
00 1	in.	28 ft. B&B	. 60.00	550.00
8 -9	in.	29 ft. B&B	. 75.00	675.00
Larger sizes	on application.

ULMUS AMERICANA MOLINI MOLINE ELM

Selected variety of Ulmus americana; pyramidal dense compact head with main central leader.

3 -3/2 in.	18 ft .	. 12.50	1 10.00
3/2-4 in.	19 ft .	. 17.50	1 50.00
4 -4/2 in.	20 ft. B&B	. 27.50	250.00
4/2-5 in.	21 ft. B&B .	. 32.50	300.00
5 -5/2 in.	22 ft. B&B	. 40.00
*5/2-6 in.	24 ft. B&B	. 50.00
*6 -7 in.	26 ft. B&B	. 60.00

* Supply very limited.

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ULMUS GLABRA SCOTCH ELM

Height 60 to 70 ft.; round-topped and oblong-shaped; the bark remains smooth for many years.

Caliper	Height	Each	Per 1 0
2 1/2-3	in.	16 ft .	. $ 6.50	$ 60.00
3 -3'/2	in.	18 ft .	9.00	80.00
31/2-4	in.	19 ft .	12.50	1 10.00
4 -41/2	in.	20 ft. B&B	22.50	200.00
4'/2-5	in.	21 ft. B&B	. 27.50	250.00
5 -5/2	in.	22 ft. B&B	. 32.50	300.00
5'/2-6	in.	24 ft. B&B	40.00	350.00
6 -7	in.	26 ft. B&B	. 50.00
* "j 1 00	in.	28 ft. B&B	60.00
	See	page 144 for special	offering of Scotch	Elms

ULMUS GLABRA CAMPERDOWNI CAMPERDOWN ELM

Graceful dwarf umbrella-shaped Elm; developed from the Scotch Elm; the trunk is straight and clean to height of 6 ft.; branches are horizontal and drooping.

2/2 -3 in. 6-7 ft. stems

5-6 ft. heads	B&B	10.00	90.00
3 -3I/2 in. 6-7 ft.	stems
5-6 ft. heads	B&B	12.50	1 10.00
31/2-4 in. 6-7 ft.	stems
6-7 ft. heads	B&B	17.50

ULMUS PUMILA ASIATIC ELM

Height 50 to 60 ft.; rapid growing; symmetrical form; the light color of the branches and twigs gives a silvery tone to the Tree in the Winter; small dark green leaves; often referred to as the Siberian or Chinese Elm.

4 -4/2	in.	20 ft. B&B	. 25.00	225.00
4/2-5	in.	21 ft. B&B	. 30.00	275.00
5 .51/2	in.	22 ft. B&B	. 35.00	315.00
5/2-6	in.	24 ft. B&B	45.00	400.00
6 -7	in.	26 ft. B&B	. 60.00	550.00
7 -8	in.	28 ft. B&B	. 75.00	675.00
*8 -9	in.	29 ft. B&B	90.00

Larger sizes on application.

* Supply very limited.

EVERGREEN

TREES

Evergreen Trees retain their foliage throughout the year.

TSUGA CANADENSIS — CANADA HEMLOCK

Prices on Evergreens include careful balling and burlapping; see General Information for further details.

Unless indicated, height is specified.

See Lists, front of book, for further information.

40 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

ABIES — FIR

Pyramidal Trees; whorled spreading branches; the lustrous needles are closely set along the twigs and branchlets and persist for many years; the underside of the foliage is char¬ acteristically silvery-white.

ABIES CONCOLOR

WHITE FIR

Height 60 to 70 ft.; striking in appearance; heavy silvery-blue foliage; purplish cones.

Height

3- 4 ft .

4- 5 ft .

5- 6 ft .

6- 7 ft .

7- 8 ft .

8- 9 ft .

9- 10 ft .

10-12 ft .

Extra heavy specimens.

6- 7 ft .

7- 8 ft .

8- 9 ft .

9- 10 ft .

10- 12 ft .

Each	Per 1 0
$ 5.00	$ 45.00
6.50	60.00
9.00	80.00
12.00	105.00
15.00	135.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
18.50	167.50
22.50	200.00
27.50	250.00
32.50	300.00
37.50	325.00

ABIES FRASERI

FRASER FIR

Height 50 ft.; the bark is	reddish and scaly in mature Trees; the
crowded foliage is glossy dark green;	the cones	are purplish
before maturity.
6- 7 ft .		12.00	105.00
7- 8 ft .		1 5.00	135.00
8- 9 ft .		. 20.00	180.00
9-10 ft .		. 25.00	225.00
10-12 ft .		. 30.00	275.00
12-14 ft .		. 35.00
Extra heavy specimens.
8- 9 ft .		. 27.50
9-10 ft . .		. 32.50	300.00
10-12 ft .		. 37.50	325.00
12-14 ft .		. 42.50
See page 144 for	special offering of Fraser	Firs

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 41

ABIES HOMOLEPSIS NIKKO FIR

Height 60 to 70 ft.; perfect pyramidal form; scaly bark; dark green lustrous foliage; usually densely branched to the ground; purple cones changing to dark brown.

Height Each Per 10

2 1/2 - 3 ft . $ 5.00 $ 45.00

ABIES NORDMANNIANA NORDMANN FIR

Height 60 to 70 ft.; narrow pyramidal form; densely branched; grayish-brown bark; the flat crowded, glossy dark green foliage covers the branchlets; reddish-brown cones.

*6-7	ft. .	12.00
*7-8	ft .	15.00
*8-9	ft .	20.00
*9-10	ft .	25.00
*10-12	ft .	30.00
*12-14	ft .	35.00
Extra	heavy specimens.
6- 7	ft .	18.50	167.50
7- 8	ft .	22.50
8- 9	ft .	27.50	250.00
9-10	ft .	32.50
10-12	ft .	37.50	325.00
See a	Iso Pseudotsuga douglasi — Douglas	Fir.

CHAMAECYPARIS — CYPRESS

Often called Retinospora; common name of this genus is Cypress, but is not to be confused with the famous Cypress of the South, which is of the genus Taxodium.

See Taxodium distichum.

Vary greatly in habits of growth from tall pyramidal Trees to low prostrate plants; many curious and beautiful forms have been developed by propagation from young Trees. The Chamaecyparis are greatly benefited by frequent shearing to develop compact foliage and to keep to desired size.

* Supply very limited.

42 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA AUREA YOUNGI YOUNG'S CYPRESS

Height 10 to 12 ft.; irregular pyramidal form; branches pendu¬ lous; lacy golden-tipped foliage.

Also known botanically as Chamaecyparis lawsoniana youngi.

Height Each Per 10

2 -2l/2 ft . $ 3.00 $ 27.50

21/2-3 ft . 4.00 36.00

CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA GRACILIS SLENDER HINOKI CYPRESS

Height 7 to 8 ft.; small compact irregular pyramidal form; branchlets pendulous; dark green foliage; slow growing.

31/2-4 ft . 5.00 45.00

4 -5 ft . 7.50 67.50

5 -6 ft . 10.00 90.00

6 -7 ft . 12.50

CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA GRACILIS AUREA

YELLOWTIP HINOKI CYPRESS

Height 6 to 7 ft.; graceful bright yellow foliage; branchlets slightly pendulous.

1 1/2-2 ft . 4.00 36.00

CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA MAGNIFICA

Height 8 to 1 0 ft.; compact, broadly pyramidal form with stout spreading branches and bright green foliage.

2 -2/2 ft . 3.00 27.50

2/2-3 ft . 4.00 36.00

3 -4 ft . 5.00

CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA NANA DWARF HINOKI CYPRESS

Height 4 to 5 ft.; curiously twisted short dark green foliage; slow growing.

2/2-3 f+* spread . 6.50 60.00

CHAMAECYPARIS OBTUSA NANA COMPACTA

FOOTBALL CYPRESS

Height 3 ft.; tightly curled dense dark green foliage; globose to oval form; very slow growing.

12 -15 in. spread . 3.50 31.50

15 -18 in. spread . 4.50 40.00

1 1/2- 2 ft. spread . 6.00

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA SAWARA CYPRESS

Height 25 to 35 ft.; open loosely branched pyramidal form; foli¬ age glossy green above, whitish beneath; rapid growing.

2/2- 3 ft . 3.00 27.50

3 - 4 ft . 4.00 36.00

4 - 5 ft . 5.00 45.00

5 - 6 ft . 6.00 55.00

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 43

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA (Cont.) SAWARA CYPRESS

Height Each Per 10

6 - 7 ft . $ 7.50 $ 67.50

7 - 8 ft . . 10.00 90.00

8 -9 ft . 12.50 110.00

9 -10 ft . 15.00 135.00

10 -12 ft . 20.00

See page 144 for special offering of Sawara Cypress

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA AUREA GOLDEN SAWARA CYPRESS

Sold	en-	■yellow form	of Ch	amaecyparis	pisifera.
2Vl-	3	ft .			. 3.00	27.50
3 -	4	ft .			4.00	36.00
4 -	5	ft .			5.00	45.00
5 -	6	ft .			6.00	55.00
6 -	7	ft .			7.50	67.50
7 -	8	ft .			10.00	90.00
8 -	9	ft .			. 12.50	1 1 0.00
9 -	10	ft .			. 1 5.00	135.00
0 -	12	ft .			. 20.00	180.00
2 -	14	ft .			25.00
See	page 144 for	special	offering of	Golden Sawara	Cypress

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA FILIFERA THREAD CYPRESS

Height 15 to 20 ft.; graceful pyramidal form; curious slender thread-like pendulous branches; foliage deep green.

2 -2 1/2 ft. . 2.50 22.50

2 1/2 - 3 ft . 3.00 27.50

3 -4 ft . 4.00 36.00

4 -5 ft . 5.00 45.00

5 -6 ft . 6.00 55.00

6 -7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7 -8 ft . 10.00

8 -9 ft . 12.50

See page 144 for special offering of Thread Cypress

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA FILIFERA AUREA

GOLDEN THREAD CYPRESS

Height 8 to 10 ft.; golden-yellow form of Chamaecyparis pisi- fera filifera; slow growing.

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CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA FILIFERA AUREA (Cent.)

Height Each Per 10

1 1/2-2 ft. spread . $ 2.50 $ 22.50

2 -2/2 ft. spread . 3.50 31.50

2 j/2‘3 ft. spread . 4.50 40.00

3 -3 1/2 ft. spread . 6.00 55.00

3/2-4 ft. spread . 7.50

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA PLUMOSA PLUME CYPRESS

Height 25 to 35 ft.; dense conical form; slender feathery bright green foliage.

3- 4 ft . 4.00 36.00

4- 5 ft . 5.00 45.00

5- 6 ft . 6.00 55.00

6- 7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7- 8 ft . 10.00 90.00

8- 9 ft . 12.50 110.00

See page 144 for special offering of Plume Cypress

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA PLUMOSA AUREA

GOLDEN PLUME CYPRESS

Height 20 to 25 ft.; golden yellow form of Chamaecyparis pisi- fera plumosa.

2 -	2/2 ft .	2.50	22.50
2/2-	3	ft .	. 3.00	27.50
3 -	4	ft .	. 4.00	36.00
4 -	5	ft .	5.00	45.00
5 -	6	ft .	. 6.00	55.00
6 -	7	ft .	7.50	67.50
* 7 -	8	ft .	. 10.00
* 8 -	9	ft .	12.50
* 9 .	10	ft .	1 5.00
*10 -	12	ft .	. 20.00

See page 144 for special offering of Golden Plume Cypress

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA PLUMOSA LUTESCENS

DWARF YELLOWPLUME CYPRESS

Height 4 to 5 ft.; broad dense habit; bright green foliage tipped with sulphury-yellow.

1 '/2-2 ft.

2 -2/2 ft. 2/2-3 ft.

3 -3/2 ft.

3.00	27.50
3.50	31.50
4.50	40.00
6.00	55.00

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 45

CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA SQUARROSA MOSS CYPRESS

Height 25 to 30 ft.; broad dense pyramidal form, spreading feathery branchlets; soft woolly foliage is blue-gray above and silvery beneath.

Also known botanically as Chamaecyparis pisifera squarrosa

veitchi.

Height Each Per 10

2'/2-3 ft . $ 3.00 $ 27.50

3 -4 ft . 4.00 36.00

4 -5 ft . 5.00 45.00

5 -6 ft . 6.00 55.00

6 -7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7 -8 ft . 10.00

See page 144 for special offering of Moss Cypress

CRYPTOMERIA — CRYPTOMERIA

CRYPTOMERIA JAPONICA LOBBI LOBB CRYPTOMERIA

Height 30 to 40 ft.; narrow compact form; irregular outline; branches generally horizontal; foliage, in heavy tufts along the branches, is dark green in summer and bronze in winter.

21/2-3 ft . 4.00 36.00

3 -4 ft . 5.00 45.00

4 -5 ft . 6.50 60.00

5 -6 ft . 9.00 80.00

6 -7 ft . 12.00 105.00

7 -8 ft . 15.00 135.00

JUNIPERUS — JUNIPER

Vary greatly in habit from tall pyramidal Trees to low prostrate plants; many curious and beautiful forms have been developed by propagation from young Trees.

JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS CHINESE JUNIPER

Height 15 to 20 ft.; pyramidal in form; ascending branches; blue-green foliage; purple berries.

2 -2/2 ft . 3.00 27.50

2/2-3 ft . 3.50 31.50

3 -3/2 f+ . 4.00 36.00

JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS COLUMNARIS

COLUMN CHINESE JUNIPER

Height 20 ft.; slender tapering pyramidal form; soft blue-green foliage; rapid growing.

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JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS COLUMNARIS (Cont.)

Height Each Per 10

3- 4 ft . $ 4.00 $ 36.00

4- 5 ft . : . 5.00 45.00

5- 6 ft . 6.00 55.00

6- 7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7- 8 ft . 10.00 90.00

*8-9 ft. . 12.50

* 9-10 ft. . 15.00

10-12 ft . 20.00 180.00

12-14 ft . 25.00 225.00

14-16 ft . 32.50 300.00

Extra heavy specimens.

10-12 ft . 25.00

12-14 ft . 30.00

14-16 ft . 37.50 325.00

JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS OBLONSA OBLONG CHINESE JUNIPER

Height 5 to 6 ft.; compact oval form; light-green foliage in tight clusters; slow growing.

1 1/2 -2 ft. spread . 3.00 27.50

2 -21/2 ft. spread 4.00 36.00

21/2*3 ft. spread . 5.00 45.00

3 -3V2 ff* spread . 7.50 67.50

JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS PFITZERI ANA PFITZER JUNIPER

Height 5 to 6 ft.; open low-growing wide-spreading form; hori¬ zontal plume-like branches; nodding dense blue-green branch- lets.

2/2- 3 ft. spread . 4.50 40.00

3 - 4 ft. spread 6.00 55.00

4 - 5 ft. spread . 7.50 67.50

5 - 6 ft. spread . 10.00 90.00

6 - 7 ft. spread . 12.50 110.00

7 - 8 ft. spread 15.00 135.00

8 - 9 ft. spread 20.00 180.00

9 -10 ft. spread 25.00 225.00

10 -12 ft. spread 30.00 275.00

See page 144 for special offering of Pfitzer Junipers

* Supply very limited.

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JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS SARGENTI SARGENT JUNIPER

Height 18 in.; prostrate form; the long creeping branches and ascending branchlets form a broad dense mat; the foliage is blue-green shading to dark green.

Height Each Per 10

1 1/2-2 ft. spread . $ 3.00 $ 27.50

2 -2 1/2 ft. spread . 4.00 36.00

2|/2-3 ft. spread . 5.00 45.00

3 -3 1/2 ft. spread . 6.00 55.00

31/2-4 ft. spread . 7.50 67.50

JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS DEPRESSA AUREA

GOLDEN SPREADING JUNIPER

Height I /> to 2 ft.; horizontal spreading branches; foliage tipped golden yellow.

2 -2 1/2 ft. spread . 4.00 36.00

2 1/2-3 ft. spread . 5.00 45.00

3 -3 1/2 ft. spread . 6.00 55.00

3 1/2 ft. spread . 7.50

4 -5 ft. spread . 10.50

*5 -6 ft. spread . 15.00

6 -7 ft. spread . 20.00

JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS DEPRESSA PLUMOSA

PLUMED SPREADING JUNIPER

Height 18 inches; dwarf spreading form; the foliage is bright bluish-green in the Summer and purple-bronze in the Fall.

1 1/2 -2 f+- spread . 3.00 27.50

2 -2 1/2 ft. spread . 4.00 36.00

2|/2-3 ft. spread . 5.00 45.00

3 -3 */2 ft- spread . 6.00 55.00

3 1/?'4 ft. spread . 7.50 67.50

4 -4/2 ft. spread . 10.00

JUNIPERUS COMMUNIS HIBERNICA IRISH JUNIPER

Height 12 to 15 ft.; slender spire-like column with numerous vertical stems; spiny blue-green foliage.

6- 7 ft . 8.50 75.00

7- 8 ft . 11.50 100.00

*8- 9 ft . 16.50

9-10 ft . 22.50

See page 144 for special offering of Irish Junipers

* Supply very limited.

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JUNIPERUS EXCELSA STRICTA SPINY GREEK JUNIPER

He	ight	12 to	1 5 ft.; broad	compact conical many-stern	med form;
spi	ny gray-green foliage.
H	eight		Each	Per 10
2	-2 1/2	ft.		$ 2.75	$ 25.00
2 '/a	1-3	ft. ...		. 3.50	31.50
3	-4	ft. ...		4.50	40.00
4	-5	ft. ...		6.50	60.00
5	-6	ft. ...		9.00	80.00
6	-7	ft. ...		. 12.50	1 1 0.00
7	-8	ft. .		. 15.00	135.00
8	-9	ft. ...		. 20.00	180.00
*9	-10	ft. ...		. 25.00
	See	page	144 for sped	al offering of Spiny Greek J	unipers

JUNIPERUS HORIZONTALIS DOUGLASI WAUKEGAN JUNIPER

Height 1	to 1 V2 ff-i long trail	ling branches form dense mat; the
foliage is Winter.	distinctly steel-blue	in the Summer and purple	in the
15 -18	in. spread .	. 2.50	22.50
1 >/2. 2	ft. spread	. 3.50	31.50
2 - 2/2 ft. spread .	4.50	40.00
2'/2- 3	ft. spread	6.00	55.00
*3 - 3 1/2 ft. spread .	7.50

JUNIPERUS HORIZONTALIS GLAUCA BLUE CREEPING JUNIPER

Height I ft.; dense trailing form; similar to Juniperus horizon- talis douglasi but more compact and with lighter blue foliage.

2 -15	in. spread	2.25	20.00
5 -18	in. spread .	. 3.00	27.50
1 1/2- 2	ft. spread .	4.50

JUNIPERUS JAPONICA JAPANESE JUNIPER

Height 4 to 5 ft.; vase-shaped with arching horizontal branches; deep green foliage; slow growing.

Can supply a limited number of golden-tipped and variegated plants in this variety.

15 -18 in. spread . 4.00 36.00

1 1/2- 2 ft. spread . 5.00 45.00

JUNIPERUS SABINA SAVIN JUNIPER

Height 4 to 5 ft.; vase-shape flat-topped form; dark green foliage; purple fruit in the Fall.

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 49

Height	Each	Per 10
1 1/2-2 ft. spread	$ 2.50	$ 22.50
2 -2 1/2 ft. spread	3.25	30.00
2I/2-3 f+. spread .	4.00	36.00
3 -4 ft. spread .	5.00	45.00
JUNIPERUS SCOPULORUM CHANDLERI
CHANDLER COLORADO	REDCEDAR
Height 15 ft.; broadly pyramidal in form	with broad	head at
maturity; the bluish-green foliage is fine textured.
2 -2/2 ft .	4.00	36.00
2/2-3 ft .	5.00	45.00
3 -4 ft .	6.50	60.00
JUNIPERUS SQUAMATA
Height 18 inches; prostrate form; stout	horizontal branches;
dense flat blue-green foliage.
1 5 - 1 8 in. spread .	3.00	27.50
1 Z2- 2 ft. spread	4.50	40.00
2 - 2/2 ft. spread	6.00	55.00
2/2- 3 ft. spread	7.50	67.50
JUNIPERUS SQUAMATA MEYERI	MEYER JUNIPER
Height 6 to 8 ft.; irregular semi-upright form; the coarse silvery-
blue foliage shades to lavendar in the Winter and early Spring.
2 -2/2 ft .	4.00	36.00
2/2-3 ft .	5.00	45.00
3 -3/2 ft .	6.50	60.00
3/2-4 ft .	10.00
*4 -4/2 ft .	15.00
JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA		REDCEDAR
Height 40 to 50 ft.; narrow columnar form;	deep green foliage.
Nursery grown.
*6- 7 ft .	7.50
7- 8 ft .	10.00
8- 9 ft .	12.50
*9- 1 0 ft .	15.00
Also collected specimens 10 to 20 ft. high	i — prices	on appli-
cation.
JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA BURKI	BURK'S	REDCEDAR
Height 12 to 15 ft.; dense columnar fo	rm; lacy si	Ivery-blue
foliage on upright branches.
2 -2/2 ft .	4.00	36.00
2/2-3 ft .	5.00	45.00
3 -4 ft .	6.50	60.00

* Supply very limited.

50 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA CANNARTI CANNART REDCEDAR

Height 20 to 25 ft.; similar to Juniperus virginiana; very dark green foliage; small blue fruit in the Fall.

Height Each Per 10

2 -2 y2 ft . $ 2.75 $ 25.00

21/2-3 ft . 3.50 31.50

3 -4 ft . 4.50 40.00

4 -5 ft . 6.00 55.00

5 -6 ft . 7.50

JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA ELEGANTISSIMA GOLDTIP REDCEDAR

Height 12 to 15 ft.; broadly pyramidal with irregular habit and slightly pendulous branches; foliage deep green tipped bronzy- yellow.

2 -2/2 ^ . 2.75 25.00

2/2-3 ft . 3.50 31.50

*3 -4 ft . 4.50

JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA GLAUCA SILVER REDCEDAR

Height 20 to 25 ft.; similar to Juniperus virginiana but develops into a broader, more open column; silvery-blue foliage.

2/2- 3 ft . 3.50 31.50

3 - 4 ft . 4.50

4 - 5 ft . 6.00

5 - 6 ft . 7.50 67.50

6 - 7 ft . 10.00 90.00

7 -8 ft . 12.50 110.00

8 - 9 ft . 15.00 135.00

9 -10 ft . 20.00 180.00

Extra heavy specimens.

5 - 6 ft . 12.50

6 - 7 ft . 15.00 135.00

7 - 8 ft . 17.50 150.00

8 - 9 ft . 20.00 180.00

* 9 -10 ft . 25.00

JUNIPERUS VIRGINIANA KETELEERI KETELEER REDCEDAR

Height 18 to 20 ft.; broad pyramidal form with bluish-green foliage; light blue berries in the Fall.

2/2- 3 ft . 3.50 31.50

3 - 4 ft . 4.50 40.00

4 - 5 ft . 6.00 55.00

5 - 6 ft . 7.50 67.50

6 - 7 ft . 10.00 90.00

* 7 - 8 ft . 12.50

* Supply very limited.

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JUNIPERUS VI RGINIANA KOSTERI KOSTER REDCEDAR

Height 3 to 4 ft.; flat-topped, spreading form; plume-like bluish- green foliage.

Height		Each	Per 10
* 1 1/2-2	ft. spread	$ 2.50
2 -2 1/2 ft. spread .	3.25	$ 30.00
21/2-3	ft. spread .	4.00	36.00
* 3 -3 1/2 ft. spread	5.00
* 31/2-4	ft. spread .	. 6.00

PICEA — SPRUCE

Height 70 to 80 ft., except as noted; broad symmetrical pyramidal form; spreading branches in distinct whorls; generally rapid growing; pendant cones; the dwarf varieties are used for their individual characteristics.

PICEA CANADENSIS

WHITE SPRUCE

Light brownish-gray bark; light blue-green foliage.

5- 6 ft . 5.00 45.00

6- 7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7- 8 ft . 10.00 90.00

8- 9 ft . 12.50 110.00

9- 10 ft . 17.50 150.00

10-12 ft . 22.50 200.00

12-14 ft . 27.50 250.00

*14-16 ft . 35.00

See page 144 for special offering of White Spruce

PICEA ENGELMANNI

ENGELMANN SPRUCE

Dense narrow pyramidal form; slender branches in closely ar¬ ranged whorls; foliage gray-green.

3 -4 ft . 4.00 36.00

4- 5 ft . 5.00 45.00

5- 6 ft . 6.00 55.00

6- 7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7- 8 ft . 10.00

8- 9 ft . 15.00

9- 10 ft . 20.00

* Supply very limited.

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PICEA EXCELSA NORWAY SPRUCE

Pendulous branchlets in mature Trees; foliage dark green.

Height	Each	Per 10
2- 3 ft .	$ 2.25	$ 20.00
3- 4 ft .	. 3.00	27.50
4- 5 ft .	. 4.00	36.00
10-12 ft .	. 22.50
12-14 ft .	. 30.00
14-16 ft .	. 40.00

PICEA EXCELSA PENDULA WEEPING NORWAY SPRUCE

Height 20 ft.; weeping form of Norway Spruce with pendulous branches and branchlets; whorls of the branches are often ir¬ regular.

*21/2-3 ft . 7.50

*3 -3/2 f+ . 10.00

*3/2-4 ft . 15.00

*4 -4/2 ft . 20.00

*4/2-5 ft . 25.00

PICEA EXCELSA PYGMAEA PYGMY NORWAY SPRUCE

Height 12 to 15 ft.; very slow growing; compact form; dark green foliage; adaptable for rock work.

*15 -18 in . 4.50

* 1 1/2- 2 ft . 6.00

* 2 - 2/2 ft . 7.50

2/2-3 ft . 10.00 90.00

PICEA GLAUCA CONICA DWARF ALBERTA SPRUCE

Height 8 to 1 0 ft.; narrow, extremely compact pyramidal form; short light green needles very closely set; slow growing.

4 -4/2 ft . 15.00 135.00

4/2-5 ft . 17.50 150.00

5 -5/2 ft . 20.00

5/2-6 ft . 25.00

PICEA OMORIKA SERBIAN SPRUCE

Height 50 ft.; a dense, narrow, pyramidal tree with short spread¬ ing branches; foliage is silvery above and dark green below, making an attractive contrast.

3- 4 ft . 6.50

4- 5 ft . 9.00

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 53

PICEA ORIENTALS ORIENTAL SPRUCE

Height 50 ft.; branchlets pendulous, slender and graceful; short- needled foliage is dark green and glossy.

Height Each Per 10

2- 3 ft . $ 4.50 $ 40.00

3- 4 ft . 6.50 60.00

PICEA PUNGENS

COLORADO SPRUCE

Stout branches in rigid horizontal planes; the foliage varies from blue to very dark green. The strain usually listed as Picea pungens glauca (Colorado Blue Spruce) is included in this list¬ ing. Trees may be selected for color.

5- 6 ft .	. 7.50	67.50
6- 7 ft .	10.00	90.00
7- 8 ft .	. 12.50	1 10.00
8- 9 ft .	. 15.00	135.00
9-10 ft .	20.00	180.00
10-12 ft .	25.00	225.00
12-14 ft .	. 30.00	275.00
14-16 ft .	40.00	350.00
16-18 ft .	50.00	450.00
*18-20 ft .	60.00
Extra heavy specimens.
10-12 ft .	. 32.50	300.00
12-14 ft .	37.50	325.00
14-16 ft .	47.50	425.00
16-18 ft. .	57.50	525.00
*18-20 ft .	. 70.00

	See page	144 for special offering of Colorado Spruce
PICEA PUNGENS KOSTERI KOSTER BLUE SPRUCE
The grafted form of Picea pungens; clear silvery-blue needles longer and heavier than Picea pungens.	f o 1 i a g e ;
2'/2	- 3 ft .	. 5.75	50.00
3	- 4 ft .	. 7.50	67.50
4	- 5 ft .	. 10.00	90.00
10	-12 ft .	40.00
12	- 1 4 ft .	. 50.00	450.00
14	-16 ft .	65.00	600.00
16	-18 ft .	80.00	725.00
18	-20 ft .	. 100.00	900.00
20	-22 ft .	. 125.00
See page 144 for special offering of Koster Spruce

* Supply very limited.

54 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

PICEA PUNGENS KOSTERI PENDULA WEEPING KOSTER SPRUCE

Height 20 ft.; form of Koster Spruce with pendulous branches, producing an informal effect.

Height Each Per 10

*2 -2l/2 ft . $ 5.00

*21/2-3 ft . 7.50

*3 -3/2 f+ . 10.00

*3/2-4 ft . 15.00

PINUS — PINE

Height 50 to 75 ft., except as noted; dense pyramidal form when young, irregular and round topped when mature; the dark cones are conspicuous in the Fall and Winter; the low growing varieties are used for their individual characteristics. Usually identified in two groups — those of the White Pine type as having five needles in a cluster and those of the Austrian and Scotch Pine type, having two needles.

PINUS CEMBRA

SWISS STONE PINE

Narrow dense pyramidal form; short slender branches; the foli¬ age is dark green on the underside and light green above; slow growing; five needled.

U/2-2 ft . 4.50 $ 40.00

2 -3 ft . 6.00 55.00

3 -4 ft . 7.50 67.50

4 -5 ft . 10.00 90.00

*5 -6 ft . 15.00

PINUS DENSIFLORA UMBRACULIFERA JAPANESE UMBRELLA PINE

Height 10 to 12 ft.; the slow-growing upright-spreading branches form a dense flat top; soft light green foliage; two- needled.

Also known as Pinus Densiflora tanyosho (Japanese Table Pine).

3 -3/2 ft. spread . 10.00

3/2-4 ft. spread . 12.50

*4 -4/2 ft. spread . 15.00

*4/2-5 ft. spread . 20.00

PINUS FLEXILIS LIMBER PINE

Narrow irregular pyramidal form; the foliage is in tufts and is blue-green when young and dark green when mature; five needled.

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. S5

PINUS FLEXILIS (Cent.)	s	LIMBER PINE
Height	Each	Per 1 0
10-12 ft .		$167.50
12-14 ft .		225.00
*14-16 ft .
Extra heavy specimens.
7- 8 ft .
8- 9 ft .		150.00
9- 1 0 ft .	. 22.50	200.00
10-12 ft .	. 27.50	250.00
12-14 ft .	. 35.00	315.00
*14-16 ft .
PINUS MONTANA	SWISS MOUNTAIN PINE
Height 10 to 12 ft.; dense	irregular upright form;	short dark

green foliage; two needled.

3 -3l/j	ft .	7.50	67.50
3'/2-4	ft .	10.00	90.00
4 -4l/2	ft .	12.50	1 10.00
41/2-5	ft . . .	17.50	150.00
5 -5'/2	ft .	22.50	200.00
51/2-6	ft .	30.00	275.00
6 -7	ft .	37.50	325.00
7 -8	ft .	45.00
8 -9	ft .	52.50
PINUS MONTANA MUGHUS	MUGHO PINE
Height	4 to 5 ft.; develops broad dense	many-stemmed	head;

short dark green foliage; two needled.

1 5 - 1 8 in. spread	. 2.00	17.50
U/2- 2 ft. spread .	. 3.00	27.50
2 - 2I/2 ft. spread .	. 4.00	36.00
21/2- 3 ft. spread .	. 5.00	45.00
3 - 3 1/2 ft* spread .	. 7.50	67.50
3I/2- 4 ft. spread .	. 10.00	90.00
4 - 4\|/2 ft. spread .	. 12.50	1 10.00
4 1/2- 5 ft. spread .	17.50	150.00
5 - 51/2 ft. spread .	. 22.50	200.00

See page 144 for special offering of Mugho Pines

* Supply very limited.

56 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

PINUS NIGRA AUSTRIAN PINE

Dense symmetrical pyramid; sturdy wide-spreading branches in regular whorls; long rigid needles; rapid growing; two needled.

Height	Each	Per 1 0
4- 5 ft .	. $ 6.00	$ 55.00
5- 6 ft .	. 8.50	75.00
6- 7 ft .	. 11.50	100.00
7- 8 ft. .	. 1 5.00	135.00
8- 9 ft .	. 20.00	1 80.00
9-10 ft .	. 25.00	225.00
10-12 ft.	. 30.00	275.00
12-14 ft .	. 40.00	350.00
14-16 ft .	. 50.00	450.00
See page	144 for special offering of Austrian	Pines

PINUS RESINOSA RED PINE

Broad open pyramidal form; stout spreading branches; long glossy dark green foliage; rapid growing; two needled.

2- 3 ft .	. 3.00	27.50
3- 4 ft .	. 4.00	36.00
9-10 ft .	20.00	180.00
10-12 ft .	. 25.00	225.00
12-14 ft .	. 32.50	300.00
14-16 ft .	. 40.00	350.00
Extra heavy specimens. 12-14 ft .	42.50	375.00
14-16 ft .	. 50.00	450.00
16-18 ft .	. 60.00	550.00
1 8-20 ft .	. 75.00	675.00
20-22 ft .	90.00	800.00
*22-24 ft .	. 1 10.00

PINUS STROBUS WHITE PINE

Broad open symmetrical pyramid; slender horizontal branches; the light green foliage is soft; and flexible; rapid growing; five needled.

3- 4 ft . 4.00

4- 5 ft . 5.00

5- 6 ft . 7.50 67.50

6- 7 ft . 10.00 90.00

7- 8 ft . 12.50 110.00

8- 9 ft . 15.00 135.00

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST NURSERIES,	Ridgefield,	Conn. 57
PINUS STROBUS (Cont.)		WHITE PINE
Height	Each	Per 1 0
9-10 ft .	$20.00	$180.00
10-12 ft .	. 25.00	225.00
12-14 ft .	32.50	300.00
14-16 ft .	40.00	350.00
16-18 ft .	. 50.00
Extra Heavy specimens. 12-14 ft .	. 42.50	375.00
14-16 ft .	. 50.00	450.00
16-18 ft .	60.00	550.00
18-20 ft .	75.00	675.00
20-22 ft .	. 90.00	800.00
*22-24 ft .	110.00

PINUS SYLVESTRIS SCOTCH PINE

Irregular spreading branches;	the short blue-green foliage is
widely spaced and twisted;	conspicuous reddish-brown	bark;
rapid growing; two needled.
3- 4 ft .	. 4.50	40.00
4- 5 ft .	. 6.00	55.00
5- 6 ft .	. 8.50	75.00
Extra heavy specimens.
16-18 ft .	. 60.00
18-20 ft .	. 75.00
20-22 ft .	90.00

PSEUDOTSUGA — DOUGLAS-FIR

PSEUDOTSUGA DOUSLASI

DOUGLAS-FIR

Height 50 to 60 ft.; broad pyramidal form; horizontal branches in irregular whorls; fragrant gray-green foliage; rapid growing.

2- 3 ft . 3.00 27.50

5- 6 ft . 7.50 67.50

6- 7 ft . 10.00 90.00

7- 8 ft . 12.50 110.00

8- 9 ft . 15.00 135.00

9- 10 ft . 20.00 180.00

10-12 ft . 25.00 225.00

12-14 ft . 35.00 315.00

14-16 ft . 45.00 400.00

See page 144 for special offering of Douglas-Firs

* Supply very limited.

58 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

TAXUS — YEW

Vary in habit from upright to low spreading forms; very compact luxuriant dark green foliage throughout the year; respond to shearing; brilliant scarlet fruit in late Summer and Fall.

TAXUS BACCATA REPANDENS SPREADING ENGLISH YEW

Height U/2 to 2 ft.;	low-growing;	wide-spreading	arching
branches; long dark green Height	foliage.	Each	Per 1 0
15 -18 in. spread .		. $ 3.50	$ 31.50
1 1/2- 2 ft. spread .		4.50	40.00
2 - 2,/2 ft. spread		6.50	60.00
2^/2 * 3 ft. spread .		8.50	75.00
3 -3I/2 ft. spread		12.50	1 10.00
* 3 1/2“ 4 ft. spread .		17.50
* 4 - 4I/2 ft. spread .		22.50
* 4I/2- 5 ft. spread		. 30.00

TAXUS CANADENSIS CANADA YEW

Height 2 ft.; semi-prostrate form; slender wide-spreading branches; the long narrow foliage is pale green in the summer and bronze in the winter.

3 -3(/2 ft. spread . 12.50

3 !/2-4 ft. spread . 17.50

4 -5 ft. spread . 25.00

TAXUS CUSPIDATA JAPANESE YEW

U Itimate	size 5 to 8 ft. high, and	1 5 to 1 8 ft. wide; low spread-
ing form	; the dark waxy green	foliage develops in	flat tiers
along the branches.
15 -18	in. spread	. 2.50	22.50
i'/2- 2	ft. spread .	3.50	31.50
2 - 2\|/2 ft. spread	. 4.50	40.00
2'/a- 3	ft. spread	. 6.50	60.00
3 - 3\|/2 ft- spread .	. 9.00	80.00
3i/2- 4	ft. spread .	12.50	1 10.00
4 - 5	ft. spread .	. 20.00	1 80.00
5 - 6	ft. spread .	. 30.00	275.00
6 - 7	ft. spread .	40.00	350.00
7 - 8	ft. spread .	50.00	450.00
8 - 9	ft. spread	60.00	550.00
9 -10	ft. spread .	75.00	675.00
10 -12	ft. spread .	90.00	800.00

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 59

TAXUS CUSPIDATA CAPITATA UPRIGHT JAPANESE YEW

Height 20 to 25 ft.; broad conical form of Taxus cuspidata; develops a central leader; responds to shearing.

Height			Each	Per 1 0
1 >/2- 2	ft .		. $ 3.50	$ 31.50
2 - 2\|/2 ft .		. 4.50	40.00
2'/2- 3	ft .		. 6.00	55.00
3 - 31/2 ft .		. 7.50	67.50
3'/2. 4	ft .		. 10.00	90.00
4 - 4/2 ft .		. 12.50	1 10.00
4'/2- 5	ft .		15.00	135.00
5 - 51/2 ft .		17.50	150.00
5 Vi- <>	ft .		. 20.00	180.00
6 - 7	ft .		22.50	200.00
7 - 8	ft .		. 25.00	225.00
8 - 9	ft .		30.00	275.00
9 -10	ft .		. 35.00
Extra heavy specimens.
4i/2. 5	ft .		. 20.00	180.00
5 - 51/2 ft .		. 25.00	225.00
5 Vi- *	ft .		. 30.00	275.00
6 - 7	ft .		. 40.00	350.00
7 - 8	ft .		. 50.00	450.00
8 - 9	ft .		. 60.00	550.00
9 -10	ft .		. 70.00	625.00
*10 -II	ft .		. 85.00

See page 144 for special offering of upright Japanese Yews

TAXUS CUSPIDATA NANA DWARF JAPANESE YEW

Height 2 to 3 ft.; irregular spreading outline; more dwarf and compact than Taxus cuspidata; the very dark green foliage com¬ pletely surrounds the branches.

10 -12	in. spread .	. 2.00	17.50
12 -15	in. spread .	. 3.00	27.50
15 -18	in. spread .	. 4.50	40.00
1 1/2- 2	ft. spread .	. 6.00	55.00
2 . 2 1/2	ft. spread .	8.50	75.00
2'/2- 3	ft. spread .	. 12.50	1 10.00
3 - 3l/2	ft. spread .	. 17.50	1 50.00
31/2- 4	ft. spread	. 25.00	225.00
4 . 41/j	ft. spread .	. 35.00	315.00
4'/2- 5	ft. spread .	. 45.00	400.00
5 - 51/2	ft. spread .	. 60.00
5'/2- 6	ft. spread .	. 75.00

* Supply very limited.

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TAXUS MEDIA HYBRID YEW

Height 4 to 5 ft.; similar to Taxus cuspidata; irregular form, but with more dense upright habit and lighter green foliage; rapid growing.

Height	Each	Per 1 0
1 1/2- 2 ft. spread .	. $ 4.50	$ 40.00
2 - 2j/2 ft. spread .	6.50	60.00
* 2 1/2* 3 ft. spread .	8.50
3 - 3/2 ft. spread .	12.50	1 10.00
3 1/2- 4 ft. spread .	17.50	1 50.00
4 - 4 i/2 ft. spread .	. 22.50	200.00
4/2- 5 ft. spread .	. 30.00	275.00
TAXUS MEDIA HICKSI	HICKS YEW
Height 10 to 12 ft.; compact, distinctly columnar form; ous vertical stems; rapid growing.	numer-
I '/a-2 ft .	3.50	31.50
2 -2/2 ft .	5.00	45.00
2/2-3 ft. .	6.50	60.00
3 -3/2 ft .	8.50	75.00
3/2-4 ft .	11.50	100.00
4 -4/2 ft. .	1 5.00	135.00

THUJA — arborvitae

Vary greatly in foliage coloring and in habits of growth from tall pyramidal to low globular forms; the foliage develops in flat fan-like branchlets, and responds to shearing.

THUJA OCCIDENTALIS AMERICAN ARBORVITAE

Height 30 to 40 ft.; broad pyramidal form; short horizontal branches; the bright green foliage becomes slightly brown in the Winter.

3- 4 ft .	. 2.50	22.50
* 4- 5 ft .	3.50
8- 9 ft .	. 7.50	67.50
9-10 ft .	. 10.00	90.00
10-12 ft .	. 15.00	135.00
12-14 ft .	. 20.00	180.00
14-16 ft .	. 30.00	275.00
16-18 ft .	. 40.00	350.00
Extra heavy specimens. 10-12 ft .	. 20.00	180.00
12-14 ft .	. 25.00	225.00
14-16 ft .	. 37.50

* Supply very limited.

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THUJA OCCIDENTALS COMPACTA PARSONS ARBORVITAE

Height 6 ft.; dense dwarf oval shape; very dark green foliage.

Height Each Per 10

2 -2»/2 ft . $ 2.75 $ 25.00

21/2-3 ft . 3.50 31.50

3 -3/2 ft . 4.50 40.00

31/2-4 ft . 6.00 55.00

4 -4/2 ft . 7.50 67.50

4/2-5 ft . 10.00 90.00

*5 -5/2 ft . 15.00

See page 144 for special offering of Parson's Arborvitaes

THUJA OCCIDENTALS DOUGLASI PYRAMIDALIS

DOUGLAS ARBORVITAE

Height 20 to 25 ft.; dense pyramidal form; heavy growth at the base, tapering at the top; the short dark green foliage is twisted with a spiral effect.

Can supply also the golden-tipped form of this variety.

Also known as Thuja occidentalis douglasi spiralis.

2- 3 ft .	. 2.75	25.00
3- 4 ft .	. 3.50	31.50
4- 5 ft .	. 4.50	40.00
5- 6 ft .	. 5.50	50.00
* 6- 7 ft .	7.50
7- 8 ft .	. 10.00	90.00
8- 9 ft .	. 12.50	1 10.00
9- 1 0 ft .	. 15.00	135.00
10-12 ft .	. 20.00	180.00
12-14 ft .	. 25.00	225.00
14-16 ft .	. 30.00	275.00
Extra heavy specimens. * 9-10 ft .	. 20.00
10-12 ft .	. 25.00
12-14 ft .	. 30.00
*14-16 ft .	. 35.00

THUJA OCCIDENTALS ELEGANTISSIMA

GOLDENTIPPED ARBORVITAE

Height I 5 to 18 ft.; dense broad form; the tips of the branches tinged with deep gold.

2- 3 ft . 2.75 25.00

3- 4 ft . 3.50 31.50

4- 5 ft . 4.50 40.00

* Supply very limited.

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THUJA OCCIDENTALS ELEGANTISSIMA (Cent.)

Height Each Per 10

5- 6 ft . $ 5.50 $ 50.00

6- 7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7- 8 ft. . 10.00 90.00

8- 9 ft . 12.50 110.00

9- 10 ft . 15.00 135.00

10-12 ft . 20.00 180.00

THUJA OCCIDENTALS GLOBOSA

AMERICAN GLOBE ARBORVITAE

Height 6 ft.; dwarf compact globe form; dark green foliage; slow-growing.

2'/2-3 ft . 3.50 31.50

3 -31/2 ft . 4.50 40.00

31/2-4 ft . 6.00 55.00

4 -4/2 ft . 7.50 67.50

4/2-5 ft . 10.00 90.00

5 -5/2 ft . 15.00 135.00

THUJA OCCIDENTALS LITTLE GEM LITTLE GEM ARBORVITAE

Height 2 to 3 ft.; very slow growing; dense close-cropped in form; dark green foliage; adaptable for rock work.

15 -18 in. spread . 2.75 25.00

1 1/2- 2 ft. spread . 4.50 40.00

THUJA OCCIDENTALS LUTEA GEORGE PEABODY ARBORVITAE

Height 12 to 15 ft.; broad pyramidal form; bright golden-yellow foliage.

2- 3 ft . 2.75 25.00

3- 4 ft . 3.50 31.50

4- 5 ft . 4.50 40.00

*5-6 ft . 5.50

6- 7 ft . 7.50

7- 8 ft . 10.00 90.00

8- 9 ft . 12.50

THUJA OCCIDENTALS PYRAMIDALIS

AMERICAN PYRAMIDAL ARBORVITAE

Height 25 to 30 ft.; narrow compact pyramidal form; deep green foliage throughout the year.

3- 4 ft . 3.50 31.50

4- 5 ft . 4.50 40.00

5- 6 ft . 5.50 50.00

* Supply very limited.

OUTPOST	NURSERIES, Ridgefield,	Conn.
THUJA OCCIDENTALIS PYRAM1DALIS (Cont.)
Height	Each	Per 1 0
6- 7 ft .	. $ 7.50	$ 67.50
7- 8 ft .	. 10.00	90.00
8- 9 ft .	. 12.50	1 10.00
9- 1 0 ft .	. 15.00	135.00
10-12 ft .	. 20.00	180.00
12-14 ft .	. 25.00	225.00
14-16 ft .	. 30.00	275.00

See page 144 for special offering of American Pyramidal Arborvitaes

THUJA OCCIDENTALIS VERVAENEANA VERVAENE ARBORVITAE

Height 1 6 to 18 ft.; dense pyramidal form; graceful light green

foliage, bronze-tipped in Winter.

2- 3 ft . 2.75 25.00

3- 4 ft . 3.50 31.50

4- 5 ft . 4.50 40.00

5- 6 ft . 5.50 50.00

6- 7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7- 8 ft . 10.00 90.00

8- 9 ft . 12.50 110.00

9- 10 ft . 15.00 135.00

10- 12 ft . 20.00 180.00

*12-14 ft . 25.00

THUJA OCCIDENTALIS WAREANA WARE ARBORVITAE

Height 10 to 12 ft.; broad dense pyramid; wide at the base, slender at the top; dark green foliage.

Also known as the Siberian Arborvitae.

2'/2-3 ft . 3.00 27.50

3 -4 ft . 4.50 40.00

4 -5 ft . 6.00 55.00

5 -6 ft . * . 7.50 67.50

6 -7 ft . 10.00 90.00

7 -8 ft . 15.00 135.00

*8 -9 ft . 20.00

See page 144 for special offering of Ware Arborvitaes

THUJA ORIENTALS AUREA CONSPICUA SOLDSPIRE ARBORVITAE

Height 10 to 12 ft.; slender pyramidal form; intense golden- yellow foliage.

* Supply very limited.

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THUJA ORIENTALS AUREA CONSPICUA (Cent.)

Height Each Per 10

1 1/2-2 ft . $ 1.50 $ 13.50

2 -2/2 ft . 2.00 17.50

2/2-3 ft . 2.75 25.00

3 -4 ft . 3.75 33.50

4 -5 ft . 5.00 45.00

5 -6 ft . 6.50 60.00

6 -7 ft . 8.50

THUJA ORIENTALS AUREA NANA

BERCKMANS GOLDEN ARBORVITAE

Height 3	to 4 ft.;	compact pointed oval form; golden	-yellow
foliage.
15 -18	in. .	. 1.50	13.50
1 1/2. 2	ft .	. 2.25	20.00
2 - 2l/2	ft .	. 3.50

THUJA PLICATA ATROVIRENS

Height 20 to 25 ft.; broad pyramidal form; dark glossy green foliage on slightly pendulous branches.

Also known botanically as Thuja lobbi atrovirens.

2- 3 ft . 2.75 25.00

3- 4 ft . 3.50 31.50

*4-5 ft . 4.50

5- 6 ft . 6.00

6- 7 ft . 7.50 67.50

7- 8 ft . 10.00 90.00

*8-9 ft . 12.50

THUJA STANDISHI

STANDISH ARBORVITAE

Height 15 to 20 ft.; broad columnar form with spreading head; the foliage is light green above and dark green below.

2- 3 ft . 2.75 25.00

3- 4 ft . 3.50 31.50

4- 5 ft . 4.50 40.00

5- 6 ft . 6.00 55.00

6- 7 ft . 7.50 67.50

TSUGA — HEMLOCK

Graceful, pyramidal habit; rapid growing; dark brown bark; soft dark green foliage; responds to shearing.

* Supply very limited.

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TSUGA CANADENSIS CANADA HEMLOCK

Height 70 to 80 ft.; flexible slightly-ascending branches; grace¬ ful pendulous branchlets; luxuriant soft dark green foliage.

Height	Each	Per 10
2- 3 ft .	$ 3.25	$ 30.00
3- 4 ft .	. 4.00	36.00
4- 5 ft .	5.00	45.00
5- 6 ft .	. 6.50	60.00
6- 7 ft .	. 10.00	90.00
7- 8 ft .	. 1 5.00	135.00
8- 9 ft .	20.00	180.00
9-10 ft .	. 25.00	225.00
10-12 ft .	. 35.00	3 1 5.00
12-14 ft .	45.00	400.00
14-16 ft .	. 60.00	550.00
16-18 ft .	75.00	675.00
18-20 ft .	. 90.00
Extra heavy specimens.
4- 5 ft .	8.50	75.00
5- 6 ft. .	. 1 1.50	1 00.00
6- 7 ft. .	. 17.50	150.00
7- 8 ft .	22.50	200.00
8- 9 ft .	30.00	275.00
9-10 ft .	37.50	325.00
10-12 ft. .	45.00	400.00
12-14 ft .	. 55.00	500.00
14-16 ft. .	. 70.00	625.00

See page 144 for special offering of Canada Hemlocks.

TSUGA CANADENSIS OUTPOSTI

Height 12 to 15 ft.; dense, compact form of Tsuga canadensis; needles in very close formation; foliage very dark green; plant produces a somewhat Japanesque effect.

2 -2'/2 ft .	. 7.50	67.50
21/2-3 ft .	10.00	90.00
3 -3/2 ft .	12.50	1 10.00
3/2-4 ft .	15.00	135.00
*4 -4/2 ft .	. 17.50

* Supply very limited.

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TSUGA CANADENSIS PENDULA SARGENT WEEPING HEMLOCK

Height 6 to 8 ft.; weeping flat-topped form of Tsuga canadensis; horizontal spreading branches; graceful drooping branchlets; slow-growing.

Height Each Per 10

2'/2-3 ft . $ 7.50 $ 67.50

3 -3/2 ft . 10.00 90.00

3/2-4 ft . 12.50 110.00

4 -4/2 ft . 17.50 150.00

4/2-5 ft . 22.50

TSUGA CAROLINIANA CAROLINA HEMLOCK

Height 50 to 60 ft.; more formal and compact than Tsuga canadensis; very dark green foliage completely surrounds the branches.

2- 3 ft . 3.50 31.50

3- 4 ft . 4.50 40.00

4- 5 ft. . 6.50 60.00

5- 6 ft . 8.50 75.00

6- 7 ft . 12.50 110.00

7- 8 ft . 17.50 150.00

Extra heavy specimens.

12-14 ft . 60.00

14-16 ft . 75.00 675.00

DECIDUOUS

SHRUBS

Deciduous Shrubs drop their foliage in late Fall and Winter.

SYRINGA VULGARIS — LILAC

All Deciduous Shrubs listed are well branched.

SPECIMENS :

Those marked "Specimens" are exceptionally heavy and broad, having been cut back, and transplanted 4 to 6 feet apart.

Unless otherwise indicated, height is specified.

Shrubs not marked "B&B" ( Balled and Burlapped ) can be moved with bare roots, when dormant. Should Balling and Burlapping be desired on such Shrubs, an extra charge will be made as follows :

2- 3 ft.

3- 4 ft.

4- 5 ft.

5- 6 ft.

6- 7 ft.

7- 8 ft.

$ .25 .35 .50 .75 1.00 1.50

See General Information for further details on Balling and Burlapping.

Also see lists, front of book, for further information.

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ACANTHOPANAX — ACANTHOPANAX

ACANTHOPANAX PENTAPHYLLUM FIVELEAF ARALIA

Height 6 to 8 ft.; slender arching branches; glossy dark green foliage in five-leaflet formation; inconspicuous green flowers.

Height		Each	Per 10
2-3 ft .		$ .60	$ 5.50
3-4 ft .		. 75	7.00
4-5 ft .		. 1 .00	9.00
3-4 ft. specimens		. 1.50
4-5 ft. specimens	B&B	2.50
5-6 ft. specimens	B&B .	. 3.50

Acer palmatum — Japanese Maple — See Deciduous Trees. Almond Flowering — See Prunus glandulosa.

Althea — See Hibiscus.

AMELANCHIER — SHADBLOW

AMELANCHIER CANADENSIS DOWNY SHADBLOW

Height 12 to 15 ft.; upright spreading branches; smooth gray- green bark; foliage dark green above, woolly beneath; loose clusters of white flowers appear in April, before the leaves; small red or purple fruit.

3-4 ft . 2.00 17.50

AMORPHA — FALSE-INDIGO

AMORPHA FRUTICOSA INDIGOBUSH

Height 8 to 10 ft.; gray slender upright spreading branches; the small feathery leaves are dark green above and light green be¬ neath; small dark purple flowers in dense upright spikes in June.

8-10 ft. B&B . 5.00 40.00

Amygdalus — Flowering Peach — see Deciduous Trees.

ARALIA — ARALIA

ARALIA SPINOSA DEVILS-WALKINGSTICK

Height 15 to 18 ft.; stout upright thorny branches; large coarse foliage; large clusters of small white flowers in July; black

berries.

5- 6 ft. B&B . 3.50

6- 8 ft. B&B 5.00

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ARONIA — CHOKEBERRY

The light green foliage turns bright red in the Fall; clusters of white flowers in the Spring; clusters of berries in the Fall.

ARONIA ARBUTI FOLIA RED CHOKEBERRY

Height 8 to 10 ft.; upright spreading branches; showy bright red fruit.

Height Each Per 10

H/2-2 ft . $ .75 $ 7.00

2 -3 ft . . 1.00 9.00

3 -4 ft . 1.50 13.50

ARONIA MELANOCARPA BLACK CHOKEBERRY

Height 6 ft.; broad spreading shrub; shiny black fruit.

1 1/2-2 ft . 75 7.00

2 -3 ft . 1.00 9.00

3 -4 ft . 1.50 13.50

AZALEA — AZALEA

Graceful irregular outline; profuse and brilliant flowers in wide range of colors; flowering period from April to July.

AZALEA ARBORESCENS SWEET AZALEA

Height 6 to 8 ft.; native Azalea; large fragrant white flowers tinged pink; blooms June and July.

1 1/2-2	ft.	B&B	. 3.00	27.50
2 -21/2 ft.	B&B .	4.50
*21/2-3	ft.	B&B	6.00
*3 -31/2 ft.	B&B .	. 7.50

AZALEA CALENDULACEA

FLAME AZALEA

Height 6 to 8 ft; native Azalea; brilliant orange-red, and yellow flowers in May and June.

1 1/2-2	ft.	B&B	. 3.00	27.50
2 -21/2 ft.	B&B	4.50	40.00
2/2-3	ft.	B&B	6.00	55.00
3 -31/2 ft.	B&B	7.50	67.50
3/2-4	ft.	B&B	9.00	80.00
4 -41/2 ft.	B&B	10.50
4'A-5	ft.	B&B	12.50

* Supply very limited.

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AZALEA KAEMPFERI TORCH AZALEA

Height 4 to 5 ft.; dense habit; large sa	Imon-pink to	orange-red
flowers in May.		•
Height		Each	Per 1 0
15 -18 in.	B&B	$ 3.00	$ 27.50
1 y2- 2 ft.	B&B	4.50	40.00
2 - 2/2 fb	B&B	6.00	55.00
2/2- 3 ft.	B&B	7.50	67.50
3 - 3/2 f+.	B&B	9.00	80.00
3/2- 4 ft.	B&B	10.50	92.50
AZALEA MOLLIS		CHINESE AZALEA
Height 4 to 5 ft.; very large flowers in	shades of ye	low, orange
or red in April	and May.
15 -18 in.	B&B	3.00	27.50
1 1/2- 2 ft.	B&B	4.50	40.00
AZALEA MUCRONULATA
Height 5 to 6	ft.; flowers of lavender	and soft pin	k appear in
March.
2 -2/2 ft.	B&B	4.50	40.00
2/2-3 ft.	B&B	6.00	55.00
3 -3/2 ft.	B&B	7.50	67.50
3/2-4 ft.	B&B	9.00	80.00
4 -4/2 ft.	B&B	10.50
4/2-5 ft.	B&B	12.50

AZALEA NUDIFLORA

PINXTERBLOOM

Height 6 to 8 ft.; native Azalea; light pink flowers in April and May, often fragrant.

1 i/2-2 ft. B&B . 3.00

2 -2/2 ft. B&B . 4.50

2/2-3 ft. B&B . 6.00

3 -3/2 ft. B&B . 7.50

31/2-4 ft. B&B . 9.00

AZALEA PONTICA HYBRIDS HYBRID GHENT AZALEA

Height 6 to	8 ft.; profusion of fragrant	flowers in a wide range
of brilliant	colors; attractive	Fall folia	ge	coloring ;	originated
from a cross between Azalea	pontica a	nd	the native	American
varieties.
2 -2/2 ft.	B&B			6.00	55.00
2/2-3 ft.	B&B			7.50	67.50
3 -3/2 ft.	B&B			9.00	80.00
3/2-4 ft.	B&B			10.50	92.50

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AZALEA POUKHANENSIS KOREAN AZALEA

Height 3 ft.; low broad shrub with fragrant pure orchid single flowers in May.

Height		Each	Per 1 0
15 -18 in.	B&B	$ 3.00	$ 27.50
I'/j- 2 ft.	B&B .	4.50	40.00
2 - 2'/2 ft.	B&B .	. 6.00	55.00

AZALEA RHOMBICA ROSE AZALEA

Height 4 to 5 ft.; bright rose-pink flowers in May.

*15-18 in. B&B . 3.00

AZALEA ROSEA

DOWNY PINXTERBLOOM

Height 6 to	8 ft.; native Azalea; large very	fragrant bright pink
flowers in May.
Also known	as Azalea canescens — Piedmont Azalea.
1 1/2-2 ft.	B&B	3.00	27.50
2 -21/2 ft.	B&B	4.50	40.00
21/2-3 ft.	B&B .	6.00	55.00
3 -3/2 ft.	B&B	7.50	67.50
31/2-4 ft.	B&B	9.00	80.00
4 -4/2 ft.	B&B .	10.50	92.50
4/2-5 ft.	B&B	12.50	1 10.00
AZALEA SCHLIPPENBACHI	ROYAL	AZALEA
Height 4 to	6 ft.; very hardy; large light	rose-pink flowers in
April; f 0 1 i a g <	e turns crimson and gold in Fall.
15 -18 in.	B&B .	3.00
1 1/2. 2 ft.	B&B	4.50
♦ AZALEA VASEYI	PINKSHELL	AZALEA
Height 6 to	8 ft.; native Azalea; clear light	pink flowers in	April
and May.
1 i/2-2 ft.	B&B	4.50	40.00
2 -2/2 ft.	B&B	6.00	55.00
2/2-3 ft.	B&B .	7.50	67.50
3 -3/2 ft.	B&B	9.00	80.00
AZALEA VISCOSA	SWAMP	AZALEA
Height 6 to	8 ft.; native Azalea; fragrant white flowers tinged
pink in June and July.
1 1/2-2 ft.	B&B .	2.25	20.00
2 -3 ft.	B&B	3.00	27.50

* Supply very limited.

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Ridgefield, Conn.

AZALEA VISCOSA (Cent.) SWAMP AZALEA

Height		Each	Per 1 0
3 -4 ft.	B&B	. $ 4.00	$ 36.00
4 -5 ft.	B&B	. 5.00	45.00
5 -6 ft.	B&B	6.50	60.00
3 -4 ft.	specimens B&B	. 6.00	55.00
4 -5 ft.	specimens B&B	. 7.50	67.50
5 -6 ft.	specimens B&B	. 10.00	90.00

AZALEA YODOGAWA YODOGAWA AZALEA

Height 3	to 4	ft.; wide-spreading habit;	double 1	avender-pink
flowers in	May.
15 -18	in.	B&B	3.00	27.50
1 1/2- 2	ft.	B&B	4.50	40.00
2 - 2'/j	ft.	B&B	6.00	55.00
2'/r 3	ft.	B&B	7.50	67.50
3 - 3'/j	ft.	B&B .	9.00	80.00

Evergreen Azaleas — See Evergreen Shrubs.

BENZOIN — SPICEBUSH

BENZOIN AESTIVALE SPICEBUSH

Height 10 to 12 ft.; native shrub; upright spreading branches; the light green foliage lurns clear yellow in the Fall; fringed yellow flowers appear in early April before the leaves; scarlet berries; leaves and twigs aromatic.

2- 3 ft . 1.00 9.00

3- 4 ft. . 1.50 13.50

4- 5 ft . 2.00

BERBERIS — BARBERRY

Thorny shrubs; dense graceful habit; upright spreading branches; brilliant Fall coloring of the foliage and fruit; in¬ conspicuous flowers.

BERBERIS AMURENSIS AMUR BARBERRY

Height 3 to 6 ft.; bright green Summer foliage; nodding racemes

of flowers in	May; scarlet berries	in September.
15 18 in.	B&B	. 1.50	13.50
1 1/2; 2 ft.	B&B	2.00	17.50
2 - 21/2 ft.	B&B	. 2.50	22.50
2'/2- 3 ft.	B&B	. 3.00	27.50
3 - 31/2 ft.	B&B	. 3.50	31.50
31/2- 4 ft.	B&B	4.00	36.00

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BERBERIS AGGRESATA PRATTI PRATT BARBERRY

Height 8 to 10 ft.; long thorns; small foliage; pale yellow flow¬ ers; bright salmon-red berries in long clusters.

Height		Each	Per 10
3 -3/2 ft.	B&B .	$ 3.50	$ 31.50
3/2-4 ft.	B&B .	4.00	36.00
4 -4/2 ft-	B&B	4.50	40.00
4/2-5 ft.	B&B	5.00	45.00
BERBERIS BRACHYPODA
Height 6 to let fruit.	8 ft.; clusters of small yellow	flowers in	May; scar-
3 -3/2 ft.	B&B .	3.50	31.50
3/2-4 ft.	B&B	4.00	36.00
4 -4/2 ft.	B&B .	4.50	40.00
4/2-5 ft.	B&B	5.00	45.00
5 -6 ft.	B&B .	6.00	55.00
BERBERIS HETEROPODA	TURKESTAN BARBERRY
Height 3 to	6 ft.; stout spreading branches; long thorns; oval
pale green foliage; fragrant orange-yellow	flowers in	clusters in

May; dark blue fruit.

31/2-4 ft. B&B . 4.00 36.00

4 -41/2 ft. B&B . 4.50 40.00

41/2-5 ft. B&B . 5.00 45.00

5 -6 ft. B&B . 6.00 55.00

BERBERIS THUNBERGI		JAPANESE	BARBERRY
Height 5 to 6 ft.; twiggy	low	arching branches; short	thorns;
small dark green foliage turns	scarlet in the Fall; the	scarlet
berries persist well through	the	Winter. Per 1 0	Per 100
12 -15 in .		. 3.00	25.00
15 -18 in .		3.50	30.00
U/2-2 ft .		. 4.00	35.00
2 - 2/2 ft .		. 4.50	40.00
2/2-3 ft .		. 6.00	50.00
3 - 3/2 ft .		. 7.50
3/2- 4 ft .		. 9.00
Heavy sheared specimens.		Each	Per 1 0
2 - 2/2 ft .		. 75	7.00
2/2-3 ft .		. 1 .00	9.00
3 - 3/2 ft. B&B		. 1.75	15.00
3/2- 4 ft. B&B .		. 2.00	17.50
4 - 4/2 ft. B&B		. 2.25

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BERBERIS THUNBERGI ATROPURPUREA

REDLEAF JAPANESE BARBERRY

Height 5 to 6 ft.; development from Berberis thunbergi; the foli¬ age is bright red in the Spring, dull red in the Summer and brilliant scarlet in the Fall.

Height

15 -18 in.

2 - 2'/2 ft. 2I/2- 3 ft.

3 - 3‘/2 ft. 31/2- 4 ft.

4 - 41/2 ft. 41/2- 5 ft.

B&B

BERBERIS THUNBERGI MINOR

Height 1 1/2 to 2 ft.; low dense habit; very sma

15 -18 in .

1 '/2- 2 ft .

2 - 21/2 ft .

Each	Per 1 0
$ .60	$ 5.50
1.00	9.00
1.25	1 1.00
1.50	13.50
1.75	15.00
2.50	22.50
3.00	27.50
BOX	BARBERRY
small leaves.
.75	7.00
1.00	9.00
1.25	1 1.00

BERBERIS THUNBERGI PLURIFLORA ERECTA

TRUEHEDGE COLUMNBERRY

Height 5 to 6 ft.; plant patent No. I 10; the new columnar hedge plant; dense green foliage; red berries in the Fall.

|l/2-2 ft. B&B . 75 7.00

2 -2/2 f+. B&B . 1.00 9.00

2/2-3 ft. B&B . 1.25 11.00

BERBERIS VERNAE VERNA BARBERRY

Height 5 to 6 ft.; dense graceful habit; bright red upright arching branches; small foliage; clusters of deep yellow flowers in June; round salmon colored berries in the Fall.

3 -3/2 ft. B&B . 3.50

3/2-4 ft. B&B 4.00

4 -4/2 ft. B&B . 4.50

4/2-5 ft. B&B . 5.00

5 -6 ft. B&B . 6.00

Evergreen Barberries — See Evergreen Shrubs.

BUDDLEIA — BUTTERFLYBUSH

BUDDLEIA ALTERNIFOLIA CHINESE BUTTERFLYBUSH

Height 6 to 8 ft.; dense arching shrub; showy lilac-purple flow¬ ers in profusion in June and July.

2 yr.

3 yr.

.75

1.25

7.00 II .00

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BUDDLEIA DAVIDI ILE DE FRANCE

Height 4 to 5 ft.; vigorous new variety with fragrant masses of brilliant rosy purple flowers from July to October.

Height Each Per 10

2 yr . $ 1.00 $ 9.00

3 yr . 1.50 13.50

BUDDLEIA DAVIDI VEITCHI ANA VEITCH BUTTERFLYBUSH

Height 5 to 6 ft.; broad arching habit; large dense clusters of blue-lavender flowers in July and August.

2 yr . .60 5.50

3 yr . 1.00 9.00

CALLICARPA — BEAUTYBERRY

CALLICARPA PURPUREA CHINESE BEAUTYBERRY

Height 4 to 5 ft.; slender upright spreading branches; clusters of small pale pink flowers in August; small dense clusters of lavender berries along the branches in the Fall.

2- 3 ft. . 60 5.50

3- 4 ft . 75 7.00

3-4 ft. specimens . 1.50

CALYCANTHUS — SWEETSHRUB

CALYCANTHUS FLORIDUS

SWEETSHRUB

Height 6 to 8 ft.; upright spreading branches; large glossy dark green foliage; dark reddish-brown fragrant flowers in June and J uly.

2- 3 ft .

3- 4 ft .

4- 5 ft .

4-5 ft. specimens B&B

.75	7.00
1.00	9.00
1.50
2.50	22.50

CARA0ANA — PEA-SHRUB

CARAGANA ARBORESCENS SIBERIAN PEA-TREE

Height 10 to 12 ft.; small tree form; round compact head; finely divided foliage; small clusters of yellow flowers in May and June.

Bush form. 2-3 ft .		.75	7.00
3-4 ft .		1.00	9.00
4-5 ft .		1.50
Tree form. 8- 1 0 ft. specimens	B&B	10.00	90.00
10-12 ft. specimens	B&B	12.50

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CARYOPTERIS — BLUEBEARD

CARYOPTERIS INCANA BLUEBEARD

Height 2 to 3 ft.; low spreading shrub; light brown bark; gray- green foliage; dense round clusters of small lavender-blue flow¬ ers close to the branches in September and October.

Also known as Blue Spirea.

Height Each Per 10

2 yr . $ .60 $ 5.50

CEPHALANTHUS — BUTTONBUSH

CEPHALANTHUS OCCIDENTALIS BUTTONBUSH

Height 8 to 10 ft.; upright spreading branches; large glossy foli¬ age; round clusters of creamy-white flowers July to September.

2- 3 ft .

3- 4 ft .

3- 4 ft. specimens .

4- 5 ft. specimens B&B

.75 7.00

1.00 9.00

2.50

3.50

Cercis — See Deciduous Trees. Chionanthus — See Deciduous Trees.

CLETHRA — CLETHRA

CLETHRA ALNIFOLIA SUMMERSWEET

Height 6 to 8 ft.; native shrub; upright spreading branches; showy spikes of fragrant white flowers July to September.

1 '/2-2 ft . 75 7.00

2 -3 ft . 1.00 9.00

3 -4 ft . 1 .50

COLUTEA — BLADDER-SENNA

COLUTEA ARBORESCENS BLADDER-SENNA

Height 8 to 10 ft.; graceful upright branches; dull green foliage; clusters of yellow pea-like flowers from June to September; bronze-red bladder-like fruit appearing with and after the flowers.

*2-3 ft *3-4 ft.

*4-5 ft.

* Supply very limited.

.75

1.00

1.50

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COMPTONIA — SWEETFERN

COMPTONIA ASPLENIFOLIA SWEETFERN

Height 2 to 3 ft.; hardy adaptable native plant with fern-like pungent foliage; when used in masses forms an effective ground cover; will tolerate poor soils.

Also known	botanically as Myrica	asplenifolia.
Height		Each	Per 1 0
1 i/2-2 ft.	B&B	. $ .85	$ 8.00
2 -3 ft.	B&B	. 1.25	1 1.00
3 -4 ft.	B&B	. 2.00	17.50

CORNUS — DOGWOOD

Many-stemmed, wide-spreading, densely branched habit; conspicuous colored bark or fruit.

CORNUS ALBA SI Bl RICA CORAL DOGWOOD

Height 6 to 8 ft.; broad dense form; brilliant coral-red bark; flat clusters of white flowers in May and June; bluish-white fruit.

2- 3 ft . 60 5.50

3- 4 ft . 75 7.00

*4-5 ft. specimens B&B . 2.50

*5-6 ft. specimens B&B . 3.50

CORNUS MAS

CORNELIAN-CHERRY

Height 6 to 8 ft.; gray bark; glossy foliage; clusters of yellow flowers develop close to the branches before the leaves in early Spring; scarlet cherry-like fruit in the Summer.

2- 3 ft . 1.00 9.00

3- 4 ft . 1.50 13.50

4- 5 ft . 2.00

Heavy specimens.

* 6- 7 ft. B&B . 9.00

*7-8 ft. B&B . I 1.50

*8-9 ft. B&B . 15.00

*9-10 ft. B&B . 18.50

*10-12 ft. B&B . 25.00

CORNUS PANICULATA GRAY DOGWOOD

Height 8 to 10 ft.; gray upright branches; clusters of white flow¬ ers in May; white berries on short red stems in the Fall.

2- 3 ft . . 75 7.00

3- 4 ft . 1.00 9.00

* Supply very limited.

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Ridgefield, Conn.

CORNUS PANICULATA (Cent.) GRAY DOGWOOD

Height		Each	Per 1 0
4-5 ft .		. $ 1.50	$ 13.50
5-6 ft. specimens	B&B	4.50
6-7 ft. specimens	B&B	5.50
7-8 ft. specimens	B&B	. 7.50

CORNUS STOLONIFERA RED OSIER DOGWOOD

Height 6 to 8 ft.; spreading	habit;	bright red branches;	white
flowers in May and June and	fruit in	clusters.
2-3 ft .		. 60	5.50
7-8 ft. specimens B&B		6.00

CORNUS STOLONIFERA LUTEA GOLDENTWIG DOGWOOD

Height 5 to 6 ft.; spreading habit; yellow branches; white flow¬ ers and fruit in clusters.

2- 3 ft . 75 7.00

3- 4 ft . 1.00 9.00

4- 5 ft. specimens B&B 3.50 31.50

5- 6 ft. specimens B&B . 4.50 40.00

See also Lonicera — Deciduous Shrubs.

LYCIUM — MATRIMONY-VINE

LYCIUM CHINENSE CHINESE MATRIMONY-VINE

Height 12 to 15 ft.; vine with bright green leaves; small violet- colored flowers in early Summer; small drooping scarlet fruit in the Fall and Winter.

3- 4 ft. heavy field grown . 1.50 13.50

4- 5 ft. heavy field grown . 2.50 22.50

PACHYSANDRA — PACHYSANDRA

PACHYSANDRA TERMINALS JAPANESE PACHYSANDRA

Height 6 to 8 inches; evergreen ground cover; glossy dark green foliage arranged in whorls on upright branches; inconspicuous white flowers.

Also known as Japanese Spurge.

Per 10 Per 100

2 years pot grown and field grown . 2.25 20.00

POLYGONUM — FLEECEFLOWER

POLYGONUM AUBERTI CHINA FLEECEVINE

Height 20 to 30 ft.; slender vigorous vine; dense light green foliage; curious silvery-white flowers in slender drooping clusters in July and August.

Each Per 10

2 years pot grown . 1.00 9.00

3 years pot grown . 1.50 13.50

VINCA — PERIWINKLE

VINCA MINOR PERIWINKLE

Height 4 inches; dense evergreen ground cover; small dark green leaves on slender trailing branches; flat lilac-blue flowers

in late Spring.

Per 10 Per 100

2 years field grown . 2.25 20.00

Extra heavy plants — Prices on application.

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WISTERIA — WISTERIA

Rapid growing vines; woody branches; light green graceful finely divided foliage; flowers in showy drooping clusters in May.

WISTERIA SINENSIS CHINESE WISTERIA

Height 40 ft.; fragrant lavender	flowers in long	drooping
clusters.
	Each	Per 10
6 years field grown B&B	$ 5.00	$ 45.00
6 years in large tubs .	. 6.00
7 years in large tubs	7.50
8 years in large tubs .	9.00

WISTERIA SINENSIS ALBA WHITE CHINESE WISTERIA

2 years pot grown . 1.50 13.50

WISTERIA SINENSIS— TREE FORM

Height 6 to 7 ft.; single trunk; dense heads; fragrant lavender flowers.

*Ii/2-2 in. caliper — 3-4 ft. stems;

3-4 ft. heads B&B . 25.00

WISTERIA HYBRIDS

Height 30 to 40 ft.; flowers in heavy clusters.

(Isuri 2 years . 5.00 45.00

l (Dark Purple) 3 years . 7.50 67.50

( Kushi-beni 2 years . 3.50 31.50

^ (Creamy-white, tinted pink) 3 years . 4.50 40.00

\ Murasaki Noda 2 years . 3.50 31.50

( (Purple) 3 years . 4.50 40.00

7 Naga Noda 2 years . 3.50 31.50

. (Lavender-purple) 3 years . 4.50 40.00

l 5 years in large tubs . 10.00 90.00

(Sekines Blue 2 years . 3.50 31.50

(Lavender-blue) 3 years . 4.50 40.00

i 5 years in large tubs . 10.00 90.00

6 years field grown B&B . 10.00 90.00

\ Shiro Noda 2 years . 3.50 31.50

t (White) 3 years . 4.50 40.00

* Supply very limited.

HYBRID TEA ROSE

ROSES

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RAMBLER AND CLIMBING ROSES

Flower in June.

Each Per 10

2 years . $ .75 $7.00

6 in. pots . 1.00 9.00

DOROTHY PERKINS

Clusters of small double shell-pink flowers.

DR. W. VAN FLEET

Large pale pink buds and flowers on long individual stems.

GARDENIA

Yellow buds and large creamy-yellow flowers in small clusters.

MARY WALLACE

Large double bright pink flowers.

MME. GREGOIRE STAECHELIN

Crimson buds and large pale pink flowers.

PAUL'S SCARLET CLIMBER

Clusters of large vivid scarlet-red flowers.

SILVER MOON

Creamy buds and large semi-double white flowers with brilliant golden centers.

HYBRID TEA ROSES

Flower continually from June until frost.

2 years . .85 8.00

6 in. pots . 1 .25 II .00

BRIARCLIFF

Silvery rose,

DAME EDITH HELEN

Bright pink; very fragrant.

ETOILE DE HOLLANDE

Large dark velvety crimson flowers.

JOANNA HILL

Very double buff colored flowers with Indian-yellow center.

McGREDY'S IVORY

Pure white.

MRS. CHARLES BELL

The Salmon Radiance Rose; shell-pink buds and flowers with shadings of soft salmon.

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PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER

Semi-double, flame-scarlet in bud; soft creamy-yellow tinged deep rose when open.

RADIANCE

Large brilliant pink flowers.

RED RADIANCE

Large deep rosy-red flowers.

REV. F. PAGE-ROBERTS

Very large copper-red buds and golden-yellow flowers, stained copper and reddish-buff.

MISCELLANEOUS ROSES

ROSA F. J. GROOTENDORST F. J. GROOTENDORST ROSE

Height 4 to 6 ft.; shrub with small fringed bright red flowers in large clusters in June.

Each Per 10

3 years . $ 1 .25 $ I 1 .00

ROSA HUGONIS HUGONIS ROSE

Height 4 to 6 ft.; shrub with small single clear yellow flowers in early June.

Also called Golden Rose of China.

4- 5 ft. B&B . 3.00

5- 6 ft. B&B . 3.50

6- 7 ft. B&B . 4.00

ROSA LUCIDA VIRGINIA ROSE

Height 4 to 6 ft.; shrub with large bright pink single flowers in June and conspicuous red fruit in late Summer.

Also known botanically as Rosa virginiana.

3 years . 1 .25 II .00

ROSA MAX GRAF MAX GRAF ROSE

Trailing habit; forms dense ground cover; large single shining pink flowers in June and July.

2 years . 1 .25 I 1 .00

3 years . 1.75 15.00

ROSA MULTIFLORA JAPANESE ROSE

Height 6 to 8 ft.; shrub with large clusters of small white flowers in profusion.

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ROSA MULTIFLORA (Cent.) JAPANESE ROSE

		Each	Per 1 0
2 years 2-3 ft. ...		$ .75	$ 7.00
3-4 ft.	B&B	. 2.00	17.50
4-5 ft.	B&B	2.50	22.50
5-6 ft.	B&B	3.00	27.50
6-7 ft.	B&B .	3.50

ROSA NITIDA

Height U/2 to 2 ft.; shrub with deep pink flowers.

3 years . 1.25

4 years . 1.75

ROSA PALUSTRIS SWAMP ROSE

Height 6 to 8 ft.; shrub with clusters of bright pink flowers during June and July.

3 years . 1 .25 I 1 .00

BRISTLY ROSE

I 1.00

ROSA RU0OSA RED RUGOSA ROSE

Height 4 to 6 ft.; shrub with large single crimson or purple flowers from May until Fall. Large bright red fruit.

3 years . 1.00 9.00

ROSA RUGOSA ALBA WHITE RUGOSA ROSE

Form of Rosa rugosa; large clear shining white flowers.

3 years . 1 .25 I 1 .00

ROSA SETIGERA PRAIRIE ROSE

Height 6 to 8 ft.; arching shrub; large clusters of bright pink flowers in July and August.

5- 6 ft. B&B . 3.00

6- 7 ft. B&B . 3.50

ROSA WICHURAIANA WICHURIAN ROSE

Trailing habit; forms dense ground cover; white flowers in July and August.	large clusters of	pure
2 years .	.85	8.00
3 years .	1.25	1 1.00
4 years .	1.75	15.00

APPLE TREE IN FULL BLOOM

FRUITS

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APPLE TREES

Each Per 10

2 years 9 to in. Caliper . $ 1.50 $ 13.50

BALDWIN — Red Winter apple.

DELICIOUS — Red Winter apple.

McIntosh— c rimson October apple.

NORTHERN SPY — Reddish-green Winter apple.

RED ASTRACHAN — Red August apple.

RHODE ISLAND GREENING— G reenish-yellow Winter apple. STAYMAN WINESAP — Red Winter apple.

YELLOW TRANSPARENT— Yellow July apple.

3 years 9 to in* Caliper . 2.50 22.50

3 years ^16 to I in. Caliper . 3.50 31.50

1-1 '/2 in. Caliper . 5.00 45.00

BALDWIN — Red Winter apple.

DELICIOUS — Red Winter apple.

DUCHESS — Reddish-yellow Winter apple.

FAMEUSE— C rimson Fall apple (Snow apple).

GRAVENSTEIN — Red August apple.

GRIMES GOLDEN — Greenish-yellow Winter apple.

JONATHAN — Red September apple.

McIntosh— c rimson October apple.

NORTHERN SPY — Reddish-green Winter apple. NORTHWESTERN GREENING — Greenish-yellow Winter apple.

RHODE ISLAND GREENING — Greenish-yellow Winter apple. STAYMAN WINESAP — Red Winter apple.

YELLOW TRANSPARENT— Yellow July apple.

CRAB APPLES Hyslop.

APPLES

*2 -2 i/2 in. Caliper . 10.00

*21/2-3 in. Caliper B&B . 15.00

*3 -3/2 in. Caliper B&B . 20.00

*3i/2"4 in. Caliper B&B . 25.00

*4 -4/2 in. Caliper B&B . 32.50

* Supply very limited.

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DUCHESS — Reddish-yellow Winter apple.

GRIMES GOLDEN — Greenish-yellow Winter apple.

NORTHERN SPY — Reddish-green Winter apple.

RHODE ISLAND GREENING — Greenish-yellow Winter apple.

STAYMAN WINESAP— Red Winter apple.

WEALTHY— G reenish-red September apple.

YELLOW TRANSPARENT— Yellow July apple.

CRAB APPLES Hyslop.

DWARF APPLE TREES

3 years 9 to n/l6 in. Caliper .

DELICIOUS—

McIntosh—

Larger sizes of apple trees in limited variety; prices on applica¬ tion.

Each Per 10

$ 3.00 $ 27.50

CHERRY TREES

2 years 9 to 1346 in* Caliper . 1.50 13.50

*2 1/2-3 in. Caliper B&B . 15.00

BLACK TARTARIAN

Very large sweet black Cherry, ripens in June.

EARLY RICHMOND

Medium-sized sour dark red Cherry, ripens in June.

MONTMORENCY

Large sour red Cherry, ripens in late June.

WINDSOR

Large sweet dark red Cherry, ripens in July.

YELLOW SPANISH

Large sweet reddish-yellow Cherry, ripens in June.

PEACH TREES

I year 9/l6 in. Cal iper . 1 .00 9.00

BELLE OF GEORGIA

Large yellow Peach; white flesh; ripens in late August.

ELBERTA

Large yellow Peach, ripens the middle of September.

J. H. HALE

Large golden-yellow Peach, ripens in early September.

LATE CRAWFORD

Large yellow Peach, ripens in late September.

* Supply very limited.

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PEAR TREES

Each

2 years 9 to in* Caliper . $ 1.50

*3 years ^16 to I in. Caliper . 3.50

*l-U/2 in. Caliper . 5.00

BARTLETT

Large golden-yellow Pear, ripens in September.

BUERRE BOSC

Large brownish-yellow Pear, ripens in October.

CLAPP FAVORITE

Very large yellow and dull red Pear, ripens in August.

SECKEL

Small reddish-brown Pear, ripens in October.

SHELDON

Medium-sized yellow Pear, ripens in October.

PLUM TREES

2 years %6 in. Caliper . 1.50

*3 years ^/iq to I in. Caliper . 3.50

ABUNDANCE

Large pinkish-red Plum, ripens in August.

IMPERIAL GAGE

Large pale green Plum, ripens in August.

SHROPSHIRE DAMSON

Medium-sized dark purple Plum, ripens in October.

QUINCE TREES

2 years %6 in. Caliper . 1.50

ORANGE

Large bright yellow Quince, ripens in October.

GRAPE VINES

2 years . .35

CATAWBA

Large red grapes, ripen in August.

CONCORD

Large black grapes, ripen in July.

NIAGARA

Large greenish-white grapes, ripen in July.

Per 10

$ 13.50

13.50

3.25

* Supply very limited.

A PERENNIAL BORDER

PERENNIALS

Prices listed are for standard grades, except as noted. Also heavy clumps — Prices on application.

Ultimate heights are indicated.

See Lists, front of book, for further information.

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ACHILLEA YARROW

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

millefolium rosea Pink Yarrow

18 in.; rose-pink flowers in flat heads, July to October.

ptarmica The Pearl White Yarrow

1 1/2 to 2 ft.; double white flowers, June to September.

tomentosa

4 to 6 in

Woolly Yarrow

.; bright yellow flowers in flat heads, June to September.

ACONITUM MONKSHOOD

.35 3.00

fischeri Azure Monkshood

2 to 3 ft.; spikes of dark blue flowers, September and October.

napellus Aconite

3 to 4 ft.; spikes of dark blue flowers, July and August.

AETHIONEMA persicum Persian STONECRESS

6 to 8 in.; rosy-pink flowers on slender spikes, June and July.

.35 3.00

AJUGA BUGLE

.35 3.00

genevensis Geneva Bugle

8 to 12 in.; deep blue flowers, May and June.

reptans Carpet Bugle

6 in.; small spikes of dark blue flowers, May and June.

ALTHAEA rosea

HOLLYHOCK

4 to 6 ft.; upright spikes of single and double flowers in separate colors, June and July.

ALYSSUM

.30 2.50

ALYSSUM .30 2.50

argenteum Silver Alyssum

15 in.; clusters of yellow flowers, June to August.

saxatile compactum Dwarf Goldentuft Alyssum

8 to 10 in.; masses of golden-yellow flowers, May and June.

ANCHUSA

BUGLOSS

italica dropmore Dropmore Bugloss

4 to 5 ft.; spikes of light blue flowers, June and July.

.30

2.50

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ANCHUSA (Cont.) BUGLOSS

myosotidiflora Siberian Bugloss

12 in.; large heart-shaped foliage; small clusters of light blue flowers, May and June.

	Each	Per 1 0
	$ .35	$3.00
ANEMONE		ANEMONE
	.35	3.00

japonica Queen Charlotte Queen Charlotte Anemone

2 to 3 ft.; large semi-double pink flowers, September and October.

japonica Whirlwind Whirlwind Anemone

2 to 3 ft.; large semi-double white flowers, September and October.

pulsatilla European Pasqueflower

12 in.; violet or purple flowers, April and May.

ANTHEMIS tinctoria kelwayi Kelway CAMOMILE

2 to 3 ft.; large lemon-yellow flowers, June to October.

.30 2.50

AQUILEGIA COLUMBINE

.35 3.00

caerulea Colorado Columbine

b/2 to 2 ft.; long-spurred blue flowers, white throat, May and June.

chrysantha Golden Columbine

2 to 3 ft.; fragrant yellow flowers, June and July.

flabellata nana alba White Fan Columbine

8 to 12 in.; compact grayish-blue foliage; waxy white flowers in June.

long-spurred Hybrids

2 to 3 ft.; large long-spurred flowers in wide range of colors, June and July.

ARABIS alpina

6 in.; clusters of small single

Alpine ROCKCRESS

white flowers; April and May.

ARENARIA verna caespitosa

3 in.; small white flowers, June and July.

.30 2.50

Moss SANDWORT

.30 2.50

ARMERIA — See Statice

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ARTEMISIA vulgaris lactiflora White MUGWORT

3 to ,4 ft.; creamy-white flowers in dense heads, August and September.

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

ASCLEPI AS tuberosa BUTTERFLYWEED

2 to 3 ft.; large August.

clusters of brilliant orange flowers,

.35

ASTER

.30

July and

3.00

ASTER

2.50

Dwarf varieties

Alpinus Rock Aster

6 to 10 in.; large pale-blue flowers, May and June.

Alpinus Goliath

6 to 10 in.; very large bluish-purple flowers, May and June.

Countess of Dudley

9 in.; masses of clear pink flowers, late September.

Nancy

12 in.; masses of pale lilac-pink flowers, late September.

Ronald

9 in.; masses of bright lavender-pink flowers, mid-September.

Snow Sprite

12 in.; masses of white flowers, mid-September.

subcaeruleus Wartburg Star Giant India Aster

12 in.; large bright lavender flowers in June.

Victor

12 in.; masses of lavender-blue flowers, early September.

Tall Varieties — Bloom in September and October.

novae-Angliae roseus

4 to 5 ft.; rosy-pink flowers.

novibelgi Climax

4 to 5 ft.; lavender-blue flowers.

novibelgi Peggy Ballard

3 ft.; lavender-pink flowers.

ASTILBE ASTILBE

Flowers in heavy spikes in June and July.

Heavy Clumps

Avalanche — 2 to 3 ft.; white.

Deutschland — 2 to 3 ft.; cream.

Gloria — 2 to 3 ft.; deep pink.

.50

4.50

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ASTILBE (Cont.) ASTILBE

Marguerite Van Rechteren — 4 to 5 ft.; deep pink tinged purple. Queen Alexandra — 2 to 3 ft.; light purple tinged pink.

Van der Wielen — 3 to 4 ft.; white.

AUBRIETIA deltoidea Hybrids Hybrid AUBRIETIA

3 to 6 in.; flowers in various shades of pink and lavender; April and May.

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

BOLTONIA latisquama Pinkray BOLTONIA

4 to 5 ft.; masses of small pink flowers August and September.

.30 2.50

CAMPANULA BELLFLOWER

.35 3.00

carpatica Carpathian Bellflower

8 in.; masses of clear blue bell flowers, June to September.

garganica

2 to 4 in.; low-spreading tuft; light blue flowers in June.

persicifolia Telham Beauty Hybrid Peachleaf Bellflower

2 to 2l/2 ft.; single blue bell flowers, June and July.

pyramidalis Chimney Bellflower

4 to 6 ft.; blue bell flowers on long arching stems, June to August.

rotundifolia Harebell

12 in.; slender drooping blue bell flowers, July and August.

CENTAUREA

CENTAUREA .30 2.50

Persian Centaurea

dealbata

2 ft.; large pink flowers, July and August.

macrocephala Globe Centaurea

3 to 4 ft.; large yellow thistle-like flowers, July and August.

montana Mountain-Bluet

2 ft.; large dark blue flowers, June and July.

CERASTIUM tomentosum SNOW-IN-SUMMER

9 to 12 in.; silvery-white foliage; small white flowers in June.

.30 2.50

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CHRYSANTHEMUM CHRYSANTHEMUM

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

List of varieties on application

Hybrids:

Korean Hybrids: 2 to 2]/2 ft.; single open flowers in October. Large-Flowering Type: U/2 to 2 ft.; October blooming.

Pompon Type: U/2 to 2 ft.; October blooming.

Button Type: 12 to 18 in.; October blooming.

Types:

arcticum Arctic Chrysanthemum

18 in.; single white flowers; September to November.

maximum Shasta Daisy

2 ft.; large single white flowers; July and August.

COREOPSIS grandiflora Big COREOPSIS

2 to 3 ft.; large single yellow flowers; July to September.

.30 2.50

DELPHINIUM

.35

LARKSPUR

3.00

Belladonna

2 to 3 ft.; light blue flowers; June to September.

bellamosum

2 to 3 ft.; dark blue flowers; June to September.

English Hybrids

4 to 7 ft.; bloom in June and July.

Several separate strains in a wide range of shades are available.

DIANTHUS

PINK

.30 2.50

Sand-loving Pink

arenarius

8 to 12 in.; fringed single white flowers; June and July.

barbatus Sweet-William

12 to 15 in.; flat heads of flowers; June and July, atrococcineus flore-plena — double bright crimson.

Newport Pink — single salmon-pink, nigrescens — single maroon.

Scarlet — single scarlet.

deltoides Maiden Pink

8 to 10 in.; very small deep pink flowers; June and July.

plumarius semperflorens Perpetual Pink

12 in.; single to semi-double fragrant pink flowers; June to October.

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DICENTRA DICENTRA

eximia Fringed Bleedingheart

12 to 15 in.; clusters of small deep pink heart-shaped flowers; May to July.

Each

$ .35

spectabilis

2 to 3 ft.; pink heart-shaped flowers in May.

.50

Per I 0

$3.00

Bleedingheart

4.50

DICTAMNUS Ruber Purple GASPLANT

2 to 3 ft.; spikes of rosy-purple flowers; June and July.

.40

3.50

DIGITALIS FOXGLOVE

.30 2.50

ambigua Yellow Foxglove

2 to 3 ft.; long spikes of yellow bell-shaped flowers; June and July.

Shirley Hybrids Shirley Foxglove

3 to 4 ft.; long spikes of bell-shaped flowers of various shades of white, pink and purple; June and July.

DORONICUM caucasicum Caucasian LEOPARDBANE

I !/2 to 2 ft.; single yellow flowers on long stems; April and May.

.35 3.00

EUPATORIUM coelestinum MISTFLOWER

U/2 f° 2 ft.; clusters of light blue flowers; August to October. Also known as Hardy Ageratum.

.30 2.50

FUNKIA — See Hosta.

GAILLARDIA BLANKET FLOWER

aristata portola

U/2 to 2 ft.; single orange and red flowers; July to September.

.30 2.50

Burgundy

U/2 to 2 ft.; deep wine red flowers; July to September.

.35

3.00

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GEUM

AVENS

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

chiloense Lady Sfrathedon Lady Strathedon Avens

U/2 to 2 ft.; large double yellow flowers; June to August.

chiloense Mrs. Bradshaw Mrs. Bradshaw Avens

M/2 to 2 ft.; larqe double vivid red flowers; June to August.

chiloense Orange Queen

U/2 to 2 ft.; large double deep orange flowers; June to August.

0YPSOPHILA Paniculate BABYSBREATH

2 to 3 ft.; masses of small single white flowers; June and July.

.30 2.50

HELIANTHEMUM SUNROSE

.35 3.00

chamaecistus mutabile Fickle Sunrose

8 to 12 in.; small single flowers in colors ranging from white to lavender; June and July.

Fireball Fireball Sunrose

6 to 12 in.; double bright red flowers; June and July.

HELIOPSIS scabra zinniaeflora Zinnia HELIOPSIS

2/2 ft.; double deep yellow flowers; June to October.

.30

2.50

HELLEBORUS niger

CHRISTMAS-ROSE

12 in.; glossy evergreen foliage; single white flowers veined with red; December and January.

1.75 15.00

HEMEROCALLIS

Grass-like foliage; trumpet shaped flowers.

DAYLILY

.30 2.50

Dr. Regel — M/2 1o 2 ft.; deep orange-yellow flowers; fragrant; in June.

dumortieri — 2 to 2/2 ft.; orange-yellow flowers in May.

luteola — 2 to 2/2 ft.; orange flowers in June.

thunbergi — 2 to 3 ft.; lemon-yellow flowers; fragrant; June and

July.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield,

Conn. 133

HEUCHERA ALUMROOT

brizoides

15 to 18 in.; profuse pale pink bell shaped flowers; May.

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

sanguinea Coralbells

15 to 18 in.; bright crimson bell-shaped flowers; June to August.

.35 3.00

HIBISCUS moscheutos

ROSEMALLOW

5 to 6 ft.; large showy single flowers ranging in color from white to deep red; August and September.

Heavy Plants .50 4.50

HOLLYHOCK — See Althaea (Perennials).

HOSTA PLANTAINLILY

.30 2.50

lancifolia Lanceleaf Plantainlily

1 1/2 +o 2 ft.; lavender to light blue flowers; July and August.

Also known as Funkia.

variegata Variegated Plantainlily

1 1/2 to 2 ft.; lavender to light blue flowers; July and August; compact variegated foliage.

HOUSTONIA caerulea

6 to 8 in.; light blue flowers in April and May.

.30

BLUET

2.50

HYPERICUM fragile

6 in.; tiny star-like yellow flowers; May and June.

Also see Hypericum — Deciduous Shrubs.

.35

3.00

IBERIS CANDYTUFT

.35 3.00

sempervirens Evergreen Candytuft

8 to 10 in.; clusters of pure white flowers; April and May.

sempervirens Little Gem Little Gem Candytuft

4 to 6 in.; clusters of pure white flowers; April and May.

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Conn.

IRIS IRIS

Each Per 10

$ .35 $3.00

cristata Crested Iris

6 to 8 in.; lavender flowers; April and May.

germanica German Iris

2 to 3 ft.; flowers in June; available in a wide assortment of varieties; list on application.

kaempferi Japanese Iris

3 to 4 ft.; very large flowers in June and July.

Charm-den — flowers are light purple.

Kokonoiro — flowers are deep purple.

Kuro-kumo — flowers are light blue to purple.

pumila

6 to 12 in.; flowers in April and May.

Excelsa — lemon-yellow.

Sambo — dark purple.

Schneekuppe — ivory-white.

siberica

2 to 3 ft.; flowers in May and June.

Perry Blue — clear blue.

Snow Queen — pure white.

KNIPHOFIA hybrida Cardinal Cardinal TORCHLILY

2 to 3 ft.; dense brilliant spikes of orange-scarlet flowers; July and August.

Also known as Tritoma.

.35 3.00

LAVANDULA officinalis (vera) True LAVENDER

I */2 f° 2 ft.; spikes of fragrant lavender flowers; July and August.

.35 3.00

LEONTOPODIUM sibericum Siberian EDELWEISS

9 in. silvery foliage; tiny single white flowers in clusters; June to August.

.35 3.00

Dwarf Iris

Siberian Iris

LIATRIS pycnostachya

Cattail GAYFEATHER

4 ft.; purple flowers on long spikes; July to October.

.30

2.50

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 135

LIMONIUM latifolium Big-leaf SEA-LAVENDER

U/2 to 2 ft.; broad leathery foliage; large heads of lavender flowers; July and August.

Also known as Statice latifolia.

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

LINUM Perenne Perennial FLAX

12 to 18 in.; bright blue flowers; June to August.

.30 2.50

LOBELIA cardinalis CARDINAL FLOWER

2 to 3 ft.; long spikes of bright scarlet flowers; July and August.

.35 3.00

LUPINUS polyphyllus Hybrids

2 to 4 ft.; bloom in June and July; several separate strains in a wide range of colors are available.

.35 3.00

LYCHNIS CAMPION

.30 2.50

alpina arkwrighti

10 to 12 in.; large single flowers, brilliant scarlet; July.

chalcedonica Maltese Cross

2 to 3 ft.; dense clusters of scarlet flowers; June and July.

LYTHRUM salicaria roseum Rose LOOSESTRIFE

3 to 4 ft.; slender spikes of rose-purple flowers; July and August.

.30 2.50

MERTENSIA virginica Virginia BLUEBELLS

U/2 to 2 ft.; clusters of light blue bell flowers; April and May.

.30 2.50

MONARDA BEEBALM

.30 2.50

didyma Oswego Beebalm

2/2 to 3 ft.; heads of crimson flowers; July and August.

Also known as Bergamot.

didyma rosea

Form of Monarda didyma with purplish-lavender flowers.

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MYOSOTIS FORGET-ME-NOT

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

palustris semperflorens

8 to 10 in.; rich blue flowers with yellow eye; April and May.

scorpioides True Forget-me-not

8 to 10 in.; small light blue flowers; May to September.

NEPETA mussini CATMINT

8 to 12 in.; gray foliage; small light blue flowers; May and

June.

.30 2.50

OENOTHERA fruticosa youngi Evening PRIMROSE

1 5 to 18 in.; single lemon-yellow flowers; June to August.

.30 2.50

PAEONIA PEONY

2 to 3 ft.; very large showy flowers in May and June.

List of varieties on application.

.75 7.00

suffruticosa Queen Alexandra Queen Alexandra Tree Peony

3 to 5 ft.; woody stems resembling shrubs; large crinkled pink flowers appear about three weeks before bush type.

1.50 13.50

PAPAVER orientale Hybrids Hybrid Oriental POPPY

2 to 3 ft.; large single cup-shaped flowers in June.

.35 3.00

List of varieties on application.

PENTSTEMON PENTSTEMON

.35 3.00

heterophyllus Violet Pentstemon

U/2 t° 2 ft.; spikes of lavender bell flowers, June to August.

torreyi Torrey Pentstemon

3 to 4 ft.; spikes of coral-red bell flowers, June to August.

PHLOX PHLOX

.35 3.00

amoena Amoena Phlox

4 to 6 in.; masses of bright pink flowers; April and May.

divaricata Blue Phlox

6 to 10 in.; light blue flowers, May and June, ovata Mountain Phlox

12 to 15 in.; rosy-pink flowers, June and July.

Also known as Phlox Carolina.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 137

PHLOX (Cont.) PHLOX

paniculata Garden Phlox

2 to 2'/2 ft.; large round clusters of flowers in July and August. Available in a wide assortment of varieties, list on application.

subulata Moss Phlox

4 to 6 in.; masses of small pink flowers, April and May.

Also known as Mountain-Pink.

subulata alba White Moss Phlox

White flowering form of Phlox subulata.

PHYSALIS franchetti Lantern GROUNDCHERRY

I !/2 to 2 ft.; small white flowers; brilliant orange-red fruit in late Fall.

Commonly known as Chinese Lantern Plant.

PHYSOSTEGIA virginiana vivid

15 to 18 in.; spikes of deep

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

Vivid FALSE DRAGONHEAD

lilac-pink flowers, August and

September.

.30 2.50

PLATYCODON BALLOONFLOWER

.30 2.50

grandiflorum Balloonflower

I 'I/2 f° 2 ft.; deep blue bell flowers, June and July.

mariesi Maries Balloonflower

I ft.; deep blue bell flowers, June and July.

PRIMULA veris Cowslip PRIMROSE

6 in.; single flowers, bright yellow to pure white, with occasional reds and purples; May and June.

.35 3.00

PYRETHRUM roseum Hybrids Hybrid PAINTED DAISY

1 1/2 to 2 ft.; daisy-like flowers in June and July.

Several separate strains in a wide range of shades are available.

.35 3.00

RUDBECKIA CONEFLOWER

.30 2.50

laciniata Golden Glow

5 to 6 ft.; double golden-yellow flowers, August and September.

purpurea Purple Coneflower

3 to 4 ft.; large bronze-purple flowers, July and August.

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SALVIA azurea grandiflora Great Azure SAGE

3 to 4 ft.; long spikes of light blue flowers, August and Sep¬ tember.

Each Per 10

$ .35 $3.00

SANTOLINA chamaecyparissus incana Hoary LAVENDER-COTTON

15 to 18 in.; small yellow flowers in June; light gray foliage.

.35 3.00

SAXIFRAGA SAXIFRAGE

.30 2.50

cordifolia

4 to 6 in.; rose colored flowers on I ft. stems; April.

macnabiana Encrusted Saxifrage

9 to 12 in.; tiny white flowers, spotted pink, in clusters; May and June.

SCABIOSA caucasica Hybrids

I */2 to 2 ft.; separate strains in a wide range of lavender and blue shades are available.

.35 3.00

SEDUM STONECROP

.30 2.50

V •• '■!

Dwarf varieties; interesting foliage; flowers in small clusters.

kamtschaticum Orange Stonecrop

4 to 6 in.; golden yellow flowers; July and August.

sarmentosum Stringy Stonecrop

3 to 6 in.; yellow flowers, June and July.

sexangulare Hexagon Stonecrop

4 to 6 in.; yellow flowers, June and July.

sieboldi Siebold Stonecrop

6 to 9 in.; brilliant pink flowers, August and September; blue foliage.

ternatum Mountain Stonecrop

2 to 4 in.; white flowers, June and July.

Tall varieties — 12 to 15 in., flowers in dense flat heads, August and September; foliage bluish-green and fleshy.

spectabilis brilliant Brilliant Stonecrop

Light crimson flowers.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 139

SEMPERVIVUM HOUSELEEK

Tig ht clusters of tiny flowers rising above small to medium sized rosettes of green foliage in June and July.

Each Per 10

$ .30 $2.50

arachnoideum Spiderweb Houseleek

4 to 6 in.; red flowers; webbed foliage.

globiferum Globe Houseleek

6 to 9 in.; yellow flowers; red tipped foliage.

tectorum Roof Houseleek

6 to 9 in.; pink flowers.

STACHYS lanata Woolly BETONY

12 to 18 in.; small purple flowers, June and July; bluish foliage.

.30 2.50

STATICE armeria

4 to 6 in.; small pink flowers, May and June.

STATICE latifolia — See Limonium.

.35

THRIFT

3.00

STOKESIA laevis (assorted) Stokes ASTER

12 to 18 in.; large single light blue or white flowers, July and August.

.30 2.50

TEUCRIUM chamaedrys Chamaedrys GERMANDER

9 to 12 in.; spikes of small purple flowers, August and Septem¬ ber; foliage semi-evergreen.

.35 3.00

THALICTRUM

adiantifolium

2 ft.; miniature white flowers in June.

MEADOWRUE .40 3.50

dipterocarpum Yunnan Meadowrue

3 to 4 ft.; heads of small lavender flowers, August and Septem¬ ber.

THYMUS

Tiny flowers in June and July.

THYME

.30

2.50

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Ridgefield, Conn.

THYMUS (Cent.) serphyllum

5 to 6 in.; lilac flowers.

serphyllum albus

2 to 3 in.; white flowers.

serphyllum coccineus

2 to 3 in.; crimson flowers.

THYME Mother of Thyme

White Thyme

Crimson Thyme

Woolly Thyme

serphyllum lanuginosus

4 to 5 in.; pink flowers; silvery foliage.

TRITOMA — See Kniphofia.

TROLLIUS GLOBEFLOWER

Each Per 10

$ .35 $3.00

europaeus Globeflower

1 5 to 18 in.; lemon-yellow globular flowers, May to August.

ledebouri Ledebour Globeflower

I '/2 +° 2 ft.; orange-yellow globular flowers, July to September.

TUNICA saxifraga Saxifrage TUNICFLOWER

6 to 9 in.; small light pink flowers, July and August.

.30 2.50

VERONICA SPEEDWELL

Flower in spikes; foliage deep green, except as noted.

.35 3.00

incana Woolly Speedwell

10 to 12 in.; deep blue flowers; silvery foliage; June to August.

longifolia subsessilis Clump Speedwell

2 to 3 ft.; violet-blue flowers, July to September.

repens Creeping Speedwell

2 to 4 in.; dark blue flowers in May.

spicata Spike Speedwell

1 5 to 18 in.; violet blue flowers; June to August.

spuria True Blue Deep Blue Speedwell

8 to 12 in.; clear blue flowers; May and June.

teucrium rupestris Rock Speedwell

4 to 5 in.; rich blue flowers in June, teucrium rupestris Heavenly Blue

4 to 5 in.; light blue flowers in June.

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VIOLA	VIOLA
Each $ .30	Per 1 0 $2.50
cornuta 6 to 8 in.; blooms from May to August. List of varieties on application.	Tufted Pansy
odorata 6 in.; bloom in April and May. Gov. Herrick — large single clear blue flowers. Prince of Wales — deep purple flowers. Rosina — small single pink flowers.	Sweet Violet
YUCCA filamentosa	YUCCA

4 to 5 ft.; clusters of ivory-white, bell-shaped flowers on tall

stems, July and August; evergreen foliage. Commonly known as Adam's Needle.
Heavy Plants .50	4.50

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OUTPOST PUNT FOOD

OUTPOST PLANT FOOD is a perfectly blended and bal¬ anced formula for feeding trees, plants and lawns.

Well-rotted manure is primarily organic, but is expensive, un¬ pleasant to handle, hard to obtain, often contains a quantity of weed seeds and is deficient in nitrogen, the element which makes green growth. Many commercial fertilizers are of chemical origin with a high percentage of nitrogen, but are deficient in organic matter which is necessary to build up the soil physically and feed plants properly over any length of time.

OUTPOST PLANT FOOD contains 75 percent organic matter and is made of things plants relish, — blood, bone, fish, cottonseed meal, et cetera. All these are not only rich in the necessary chemical elements, but are organic, and, as they decompose, feed the trees or plants over a period of months and add humus to the soil, leaving it in better physi¬ cal condition. There are just enough chemicals added to begin feeding the plant immediately and give it the quick pick-up it needs.

Many states, including Connecticut and New York, require that samples of all fertilizers sold in the state, be submitted to the state Department of Agriculture for analysis. This analysis determines whether or not fertilizers come up to the standards claimed by the sellers. Since OUTPOST PLANT FOOD was first offered for sale, it has consistently tested higher and proved much finer than Outpost Nurseries claim it to be.

Trees, plants, and lawns are bound to do better if fed with

OUTPOST PLANT FOOD.

5 lb. Bag . . $ .50

25 lb. Bag . 1.75

100 lb. Bag . 6.00

500 lbs . 27.50

1000 lbs . 50.00

2000 lbs . 95.00

Larger quantities on application.

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144 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

SPECIAL OFFERINGS

Because of surplus stocks, we are able to offer the following Deciduous and Evergreen Trees, when purchased in quantity, at special prices.

All material in the lists which follow is landscape grade, properly grown, and dug carefully.

Quotations will be made at once upon request. (See attached card.)

FOR AVENUE AND DRIVEWAY

PLANTING

(Deciduous Trees)

Acer dasycarpum Silver Maple

Sizes I j/2 to 3 inch caliper.

(Approximately 12 to 16 ft. high.)

Acer platanoides

Sizes 2 to 4,/2 inch caliper.

(Approximately 12 to 18 ft. high.)

Ulmus glabra Scotch Elm

Sizes 2 '/2 to 6 inch caliper.

(Approximately 16 to 24 ft. high.)

Norway Maple

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 145

FOR MASSING OR BANK COVERING

(Evergreen Trees)

Juniperus chinensls pfitzeriana Pfitzer Juniper

Sizes 6 to 9 ft. spread.

Pinus montana mughus Mugho Pine

Sizes 2 to 5 ft. spread.

FOR SPECTACULAR GROUPINGS

( Evergreen Trees )

Picea pungens kosteri Koster Blue Spruce

Sizes 1 4 to I 8 ft. high.

FOR SCREENS AND WINDBREAKS

( Deciduous Trees )

Halesia tetraptera Sizes 5 to 8 ft. high.

Great Silverbeli

Populus nigra italica Sizes' 1 0 to 14 ft. high.

Lombardy Poplar

Prunus cerasifera pissardi Sizes 6 to 1 0 ft. high.

Purpleleaf Plum

Salix caprea

Sizes 6 to 10 ft. high.

Goat Willow

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FOR SCREENS AND WINDBREAKS (Cont.)

(Evergreen Trees)

Abies fraseri Fraser Fir

Sizes 6 to 12 ft. high.

Chamaecyparis pisifera

Sizes 4 to 8 ft. high.

Sawara Cypress

Chamaecyparis pisifera aurea Golden Sawara Cypress

Sizes 5 to 9 ft. high.

Picea canadensis	White Spruce
Sizes 6 to 12 ft. high.
Picea pungens Sizes 8 to 1 6 ft. high.	Colorado Spruce
Pinus nigra Sizes 6 to 10 ft. high.	Austrian Pine
Pseudotsuga douglasi Sizes 7 to 14 ft. high.	Douglas-Fir
Thuja occidentalis pyramidalis

American Pyramidal Arborvitae

Sizes 10 to 14 ft. high.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 147

FOR HEDGES

( Deciduous Trees )

Carpinus betulus European Hornbeam

Sizes 1 1/2 +0 4 ft. high.

Crataegus oxycantha splendens

Paul Double Scarlet Hawthorn

Sizes 5 to 8 ft. high.

Fagus sylvatica European Beech

Sizes 3 to 8 ft. high.

Styrax japonica Japanese Snowbell

Sizes 4 to 8 ft. high.

( Evergreen Trees )

Chamaecyparis pisifera plumosa Sizes 3 to 8 ft. high.

Plume Cypress

Chamaecyparis pisifera plumosa aurea

Golden Plume Cypress

Sizes 3 to 6 ft. high.

Chamaecyparis pisifera filifera Thread Cypress

Sizes 3 to 6 ft. high.

Chamaecyparis pisifera squarrosa Moss Cypress

Sizes 3 to 6 ft. high.

Juniperus communis hibernica Irish Juniper

Sizes 7 to 8 ft. high.

(Continued on page 148)

FIRST CLASS Permit No. 5 (Sec. 384 1/2 , P. L. & R.) Ridgefield, Conn.

BUSINESS REPLY CARD

NO POSTAGE STAMP NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES

2c— POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY —

OUTPOST NURSERIES

RIDGEFIELD,

CONN.

148 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

FOR HEDGES (Cent.)

Juniperus excelsa sfricta Sizes 5 to 8 ft. high.

Taxus cuspidata capitata Sizes y/2 lo 6 ft. high.

Greek Juniper

Upright Japanese Yew

Thuja occidentalis compacta Sizes 2I/2 to 4 ft. high.

Parsons Arborvitae

Thuja occidentalis wareana Sizes 4 to 7 ft. high.

Ware Arborvita<

Tsuga canadensis Sizes 6 to 1 2 ft. high.

Canada Hemlock

GENTLEMEN :

Please quote me by return mail on the following :

quan. variety size

[ i F.O.B. your nursery. [ Delivered

[ j Delivered and planted.

Name .

Address . .

Delivery address .

( If different from above )

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HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS

About Planting

Start planting most sizes of shade, ornamental and fruit trees as early in the spring as the ground is workable — in the fall after a 'killing" frost.

Start planting evergreen trees and broad-leaved evergreens, flowering shrubs, vines and perennials a little later in the spring — a month earlier in the fall.

Tea Roses are best planted in the spring — about April 20th if bare rooted — during May and June if potted.

Mature shade and ornamental trees having large balls of soil can be planted throughout the winter months.

Burlap covering balls of soil on balled and burlapped trees, should be removed before planting, if trees are of a size which can be handled easily.

Burlap on large balls of soil, if not entirely removed, should be freed of ropes and cut away as low down as possible after trees are set in planting holes and properly faced.

Fill planting holes with water after trees are set in place and half the planting soil has been replaced.

150 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn,

About Planting ( Cont. )

After settling has taken place ( 20 minutes ), fill in balance of soil, leaving this loose and slightly depressed toward the trunk of the tree.

On larger trees a water-retaining soil cup is helpful if placed just outside the ball area.

Guy tall trees with wire run through rubber hose where it contacts the tree.

This method is better than tramping soil tightly around the tree trunk, and it makes a more per¬ manent stabilizer.

About Watering

In dry weather water thoroughly twice a week and allow the soil to aereate between each watering.

A hose, lying on the ground and running gently without a nozzle, for an hour or two will do a much better job than can be done by any other method.

Do not wet the foliage of plants during the heat of the day, as the sun may scald, causing discoloration, wilting or unsightly spots.

About Pruning

All shade, ornamental and fruit trees, as well as all flowering shrubs should be carefully pruned at time of transplanting.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 151

About Pruning ( Cont. )

Pruning can best be done after the material has been set and properly faced, as desired shape can then be determined.

No set rule can be given for pruning, as to the amount of growth to remove.

The principle involved is the correct balance be¬ tween the root system and the top growth.

As the root system suffers a shock in transplanting, the feeding load should be lightened by reducing the wood in the top of the tree or shrub.

All types of trees and plants can and should be pruned ( or sheared ) to some degree, after estab¬ lished, to maintain compactness and vigor.

Balled and burlapped shade trees and flowering shrubs are more costly than bare rooted ones, but usually need somewhat less pruning when trans¬ planted and therefore assume definite shapes more quickly.

Prune shade, ornamental and fruit trees in earlv spring as soon as severe weather has passed.

Midsummer and fall blooming shrubs ( types which bloom on new growth ) should be pruned in early spring quite severely. The more new growth the more blooms there will be.. Hybrid Tea Roses also come in this group.

152 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

About Pruning ( Cont. )

Spring and early summer blooming flowering shrubs, climbing and shrub roses, should be pruned soon after blooming, in the summer months.

Evergreen trees of all types may be sheared with beneficial effect. This work is usually done in the late spring at the time that new growth starts.

The fi ne-foliaged evergreens should be sheared at the tips — the coarser types carefully clipped in and out in irregular outline, the cuts to be made just above branch whorls, where new growth will start.

About Spraying

There are many prepared sprays on the market. They are designed to do three things :

Kill chewing insects by a stomach poison.

Kill sucking insects ( including forms of scale ) by contact.

Control fungus diseases by application of a fungicide previous to or at the time of attack.

When fighting an infestation, results will be surer if you can determine which of the types of injury are involved and make sure your spray meets the situation.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn. 153

LARGE TREE MOVING

In addition to the selection of Trees offered in this cata¬ logue, OUTPOST is equipped to supply and plant, or trans¬ plant on your property, mature sizes of such trees as:

MAPLES	DOGWOODS
BIRCHES	FIRS
OAKS	CEDARS
LINDENS	SPRUCE
ELMS	PINES
SYCAMORES ( Planes)	YEWS
BEECH	ARBORVITAE
APPLES	HEMLOCKS

(Conlinued on next page)

FIRST CLASS Permit No. 5 (Sec. 384'/2, P. L. & R.) Ridgefield, Conn.

BUSINESS REPLY CARD

NO POSTAGE STAMP NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES

2c — POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY —

OUTPOST NURSERIES

RIDGEFIELD,

CONN.

154 OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

LARGE TREE MOVING (Cent.)

With skill and efficient handling, we have simplified Large Tree Moving to a degree that makes it possible for you to save many years of waiting for small trees to mature, and we can plant such trees at a minimum cost.

An interesting and informative 24 page illustrated brochure entitled "Trees", is available on request.

If you have a problem involving the selection and proper placing of large trees, our representative in your section will gladly call by appointment, and discuss this problem with you, without obligation.

GENTLEMEN :

Kindly send me your illustrated brochure on "Trees".

*

Kindly have your representative call me for an appointment to discuss my planting problem.

Name .

*

Address .

Phone No.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn

GENERAL INDEX

Page

Abelia . 103

Abies . 40

Acanthopanax . 68

Acer . 2

Achillea . 126

Aconite . 126

Aconitum . 126

Actinidia . I 1 2

Adam's Needle . 1 4 1

Aesculus . 4

Aethionema . 126

Ageratum, Hardy . 131

Ailanthus . 4

Ajuga . 126

Almond (Flowering) . 90

Althaea — Perennials . 126

Althea — Deciduous Shrubs.... 83

Alumroot . 133

Alyssum . 126

Amelanchier . 68

Amorpha . 68

Ampelopsis . I 12

Amygdalus . 5

Anchusa . 126

Andromeda . 108

Anemone . 127

Anthemis . 127

Apple (Flowering) . 20

Apple (Fruiting) . 121

Apple, Crab (Fruiting) . 121

Apple, Dwarf (Fruiting) . 123

Aquilegia . 127

Arabis . 127

Aralia . 68

Aralia, Fiveleaf . 68

Arborvitae . 60

Arenaria . 127

Aristolochia . I 12

Armeria . 137

Aronia . 69

Arrowwood . 98

Artemesia . 128

Asclepias . 128

Ash . 15

Ash, Mountain . 34

Aspen, Weeping . 28

Aster . 128

Aster, Stokes . I 39

Astilbe . 128

Aubrietia . 129

Avens . 132

Azalea — Deciduous Shrubs.... 69 Azalea — Evergreen Shrubs . .. 103

Page

Babysbreath . . 132

Baldcypress . 35

Balloonflower . I 37

Baltic Ivy . I I 4

Barberry — Deciduous Shrubs.. 72 Barberry — Evergreen Shrubs.. 103

Basswood . 36

Bayberry . 88

Beautyberry . . 75

Beauty Bush . 85

Beebalm . 135

Beech . 14

Bellflower . 129

Benzoin . 72

Berberis — Deciduous Shrubs.. 72 Berberis — Evergreen Shrubs.. 103

Bergamot . I 35

Betony . 139

Betula . 5

Bignonia . I 12

Birch . 5

Bittersweet, Deciduous . I 13

Bittersweet, Evergreen . I 14

Blackhaw . 100

Bladder-Senna . 76

Blanket-flower . 131

Bleedingheart . 130

Bluebeard . 76

Bluebells, Virginia . I 35

Blueberry . 97

Blue Spirea . 76

Bluet . I 33

Boltonia . 129

Boston Ivy . I 1 2

Bower, Virgins . I I 3

Boxwood . 104

Bridalwreath . 93

Buckthorn . 91

Buddleia . 74

Buffaloberry . 92

Bugle . 126

Bugloss . 126

Burningbush . 81

Bushclover . 86

Butterflybush . 74

Butterflyweed . 128

Buttonbush . 76

Buxus . 104

Callicarpa . 75

Calluna . 104

Calycanthus . 75

Camomile . 127

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

GENERAL INDEX (Cent.)

Page

Campanula . 129

Campion . 135

Candytuft . 1 33

Caragana . 75

Cardinalflower . 135

Carpinus . 7

Caryopteris . 76

Catmint . 136

Cedar, Red . 49

Celastrus . 113

Centaurea . 129

Cephalanthus . 76

Cerastium . 129

Cercidiphyllum . 7

Cercis . 8

Chamaecyparis . 41

Cherry, Cornelian . 77

Cherry (Flowering) . 28

Cherry (Fruiting) . 123

Chinese Lantern . 137

Chionanthus . 8

Chokeberry . 69

Christmasberry . 89

Christmas-Rose . 132

Chrysanthemum . 130

Cinquefoil . 90

Cladrastis . 8

Clematis . I 1 3

Clethra . 76

Climbing Roses . I 18

Clover, Bush . 86

Coffeetree . 16

Columbine . 127

Colutea . 76

Comptonia . 77

Coneflower 137

Coralbells . 133

Coralberry . 94

Coreopsis . 130

Corktree . 26

Cornelian-Cherry . 77

Cornus — Deciduous Shrubs.. 77 Cornus — Deciduous Trees .... 9

Corylus . 10

Cotoneaster, Deciduous Shrubs 78 Cotoneaster, Evergreen Shrubs 104

Crabapple (Flowering) . 20

Crabapple (Fruiting) . 122

Cranberrybush . 99

Crataegus . 10

Creeper, Japanese ... 112

Creeper, Trumpet . I 12

Creeper, Virginia .... I 12

Page

Creeper, Winter . | 14

Crested Iris . 134

Cryptomeria 45

Cydonia . 79

Cypress . 41

Cypress, Bald . 35

Daisy, Painted . I 37

Daisy, Shasta . 130

Daphne — Evergreen Shrubs .. 105

Daylily . 1 32

DECIDUOUS SHRUBS . 67

DECIDUOUS TREES . I

Deciduous Vines . I 12

Delphinium . 130

Deutzia . 79

Devils-Walkingstick . 68

Dianthus . 130

Dicentra . 131

Dictamnus . 131

Digitalis . 131

Dogwood — Deciduous Shrubs 77 Dogwood — Deciduous Trees.. 9

Dogwood, Osier . 77

Doronicum . I 3 I

Douglas-Fir . 57

Dragonhead, False . 137

Dutchmans-Pipe . I 12

Dwarf Apple (Fruiting) . 123

Dwarf I ris . I 34

Edelweiss . 134

Elaeagnus . 80

Elm . 37

English Ivy . I 14

Enkianthus 80

Erica . 1 06

Euonyrrius — Decidous Shrubs SI Euonymus — Vines & Ground

Covers . I 14

Eupatorium . 131

Evening Primrose . 136

EVERGREEN SHRUBS . 102

EVERGREEN TREES . 39

Evergreen Vines . 114

Exochorda 82

Fagus 14

False-Dragonhead 137

False-Indigo 68

False-Spirea 92

FERTILIZER 142

Filbert . 10

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

GENERAL INDEX (Conf.)

	Page		Page
Fir .	40	Heuchera .	133
Fir, Douglas .	57	Hibiscus — Deciduous Shrubs	83
Flex .	135	Hibiscus — Perennials .	133
Fleeceflower .	1 15	Holly — Deciduous Shrubs ....	85
Fleecevine .	, 1 15	Holly — Evergreen Shrubs ....	106
Flowering Almond .	90	Hollygrape .	108
Flowering Cherry .	29	Hollyhock .	126
Flowering Crabapple .	20	Honeylocust .	1 6
Flowering Peach .	5	Honeysuckle — Deciduous
Flowering Plum .	28	Shrubs .	87
Flowering Quince .	79	Honeysuckle — Vines & Ground
Forget-Me-Not .	. 135	Covers .	1 15
Forsythia .	82	Hornbeam .	7
Foxglove .	. 131	Horsechestnut .	4
Franklinia .	16	Hosta .	133
Fraxinus .	15	Houseleek .	139
Fringetree .	8	Houstonia .	133
FRUITS .	. 121	Hybrid Tea Roses .	1 18
Funkia .	. 133	Hydrangea — Deciduous
		Shrubs .	84
Gaillardia .	. 131	Hypericum — Deciduous
Gasplant .	. 13!	Shrubs .	84
Gayfeather .	. 134	Hypericum — Perennials .	133
German Iris .	. 134
Germander .	. 139	Iberis .	133
Geum .	. 132	Ilex — Deciduous Shrubs .	85
Ginkgo .	. 16	Ilex — Evergreen Shrubs .	106
Gleditsia .	16	Indigobush .	68
Globeflower .	. 140	Inkberry .	106
Golden Glow .	. 137	Iris .	134
Goldenrain-Tree .	17	Ivy, Baltic .	1 14
Goldflower .	, 85	Ivy, Boston .	1 12
Gordonia .	, 16	Ivy, English .	1 14
Grape Vines .	. 124
Groundcherry .	.. 137	Japanese Andromeda .	108
GROUND COVERS, VINES.	.. Ill	Japanese Creeper .	1 12
Gum, Sweet .	18	Japanese Flowering Cherry..	29
Gymnor.ladus . .	16	Japanese Honeysuckle .	1 15

Gypsophila . .	.. 132	Japanese Iris .	. 134
		Japanese Maple .	2
Halesia .	17	Japanese Snowball .	. 101
Hamamelis .	.. 83	Japanese Spurge .	. 1 15
H a rebel 1	.. 129	Jasmine .	85
Hawthorn .	10	Jasminum .	85
Heath .	.. 106	Jetbead .	91
Heather .	.. 104	Judas-Tree .	8
Hedera .	.. 1 14	Juniper .	45
Helianthemum .	.. >32	Juniperus .	45
Heliopsis .	.. 132
Helleborus	132	Kalmia .	. 107
HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS	.. 149	Katsura-Tree .	7
Hemerocallis .	.. 132	Kerria .	85
Hemlock .	64	Kniphofia .	. 134

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

GENERAL INDEX (Cont.)

Page

Koelreuteria . I 7

Kolkwitzia . 85

Lantern, Chinese . 137

Larch . '7

LARGE TREE MOVING . 153

Larix . 17

Larkspur . 130

Laurel . 107

Lavandula . 134

Lavender . 134

Lavender-Cotton . 133

Leontopodium . 134

Leopardbane . I 3 I

Lespedeza . 86

Leucothoe . 103

Liatris . I 34

Ligustrum . 86

Lilac . 94

Limonium . 135

Linden . 36

Linum . 135

Liquidambar . !3

Liriodendron . 18

Lobelia . 135

Locust, Honey . . 1 6

Lonicera — Deciduous Shrubs 87 Lonicera — Vines & Ground

Covers . I 15

Loosestrife . 134

Lupine . 135

Lupinus . 135

Lychnis . 135

Lycium . 115

Lythrum . 135

Magnolia . 19

Mahonia . 108

Maidenhair-Tree . 16

Maltese Cross . 1 35

Malus . 20

Maple . 2

Maple, Japanese . 2

Matrimony-Vine . 115

Meadowrue . 139

Mertensia . 135

Mistflower . 131

Mockorange . 88

Monarda . 135

Monkshood . 126

Mother-of-Thyme . 139

Mountain-Andromeda . 108

Mountain-Ash . 34

Page

Mountain-Bluet . 129

Mountain-Laurel . 107

Mugwort . 128

Myosotis . 136

Myrica . 88

Nannyberry . 99

Nepeta . 136

Ninebark . 90

Nyssa . 26

Oak . 3 I

Oenothera . 136

Olive, Russian . 80

Oriental Poppy . I 36

Osier Dogwood . 78

Oxydendrum . 26

Pachistima . 108

Pachysandra . I 1 5

Paeonia . 136

Painted Daisy . 137

Pansy, Tufted . 141

Papaver . 136

Pasqueflower . 127

Peach (Flowering) . 5

Peach (Fruiting) . 123

Pearlbush . 82

Pear (Fruiting) . 124

Pea-Shrub . 75

Pea-Tree . 75

Pentstemon . 136

Peony . 136

Peony, Tree . I 36

Pepperidge . 26

PERENNIALS . 125

Periwinkle . I I 5

Phellodendron . 28

Philadelphus . 88

Phlox . I 36

Photinia . 89

Physalis . 137

Physocarpus . 90

Physostegia . 137

Picea . 51

Pieris . 108

Pine . 54

Pink . 130

Pinus . 54

Pinxterbloom . 70

Planetree . 27

Plantainlily . I 33

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

GENERAL INDEX (Cent.)

Page

PLANT FOOD . 142

Platanus . 27

Platycodon . I 37

Plum (Flowering) . 28

Plum (Fruiting) . 124

Polygonum . I 15

Poplar . 27

Poppy . 136

Populus . 27

Potentilla . 90

Primrose . I 37

Primrose, Evening . 136

Primula . 137

Privet . 86

Prunus — Deciduous Shrubs.... 90

Prunus — Deciduous Trees . 28

Pseudotsuga . 57

Pyrethrum . 137

Quercus . 31

Quince (Flowering) . 79

Quince (Fruiting) . 124

Ramblers . I ! 8

Redbud . 8

Redcedar . 49

Retinospora . 4i

Rhamnus . 9!

Rhododendron . 109

Rhodotypos . 9 I

Rhus . 91

Rockcress . 127

Rosemallow . 133

Rose-Christmas . 132

ROSES . 117

Rowan Tree . 34

Rudbeckia . 137

Russian-Olive . 80

Sage . 138

Salix . 32

Salvia . 138

Sandwort . 127

Santolina . 138

Saxifraga . 133

Saxifrage . 138

Scabiosa . 138

Scholartree . 34

Sea-Lavender . 135

Sedum . 138

Sempervivum . I 39

Shadblow . 68

Shasta Daisy . I 30

Page

Shepherdia . 92

Shrub-Althea . 83

Shrub-Roses . I I 9

SHRUBS, DECIDUOUS . 67

SHRUBS, EVERGREEN . 102

Siberian I ris . I 34

Siberian Pea-Tree . 75

Silverbell . 17

Smoketree . 92

Snowball . 101

Snowbell .7; . 35

Snowberry . 94

Snow-1 n-Summer . 129

Sophora . 34

Sorbaria . 92

Sorbus . 34

Sour Gum . 26

Sourwood . 26

SPECIAL OFFERINGS . 144

Speedwell . , . i 40

Spicebush . 72

Spiraea . 92

Spirea . 92

Spirea, Blue . 76

Spirea, False . 92

Spruce . 51

Spurge, Japanese . I 15

St. Johnswort . 84

Stachys . I 39

Statice . 139

Stephanandra . 93

Stokes Aster . I 39

Stokesia . 139

Stonecress . 126

Stonecrop . 138

Styrax . 35

SUGGESTIONS, HELPFUL .. 149

Sumac . 9 1

Summersweet . 76

Sunrose . I 32

Sweetbay . 19

Sweetfern . 77

Sweetgum . 18

Sweetshrub . 75

Sweet-Violet . 141

Sweet-William . 130

Sycamore . 27

Symphoricarpos . 94

Syringa . 94

Tamarack . 17

Taxodium . 35

Taxus . 59

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgefield, Conn.

GENERAL INDEX (Cent.)

Tea Roses . Teucrium . Thalictrum . Thorn . Thrift . Thuja .	Page . 118 . 139 . 139 10 . 139 60
Thyme .	. 139
Thymus .	. 139
Tilia .	. 36
Torch Illy .	. 134
Trailing Roses .	. 118
Tree of Heaven .	4
TREE MOVING .	. 153
Tree Peony .	. 136
TREES— DECIDUOUS .	1
TREES— EVERGREEN ....	. 39
TREES— FRUIT .	. 12!
Tree — Form Wisteria .	. 1 16
Tritoma .	. 134
Trollius .	. 140
Trumpetcreeper .	. 1 12
Tsuga .	. 64
Tufted Pansy .	. 141
Tuliptree .	18
Tunica .	. 140
Tunicflower .	. i 40
Tupelo .	. 26
Ulmus .	. 37

Page

Vaccinium . 97

Varnish-Tree . I 7

Veronica . 140

Viburnum . 97

Vinca . I 1 5

VINES &GROUND COVERS III

Viola . 141

Violet . 141

Virginia Bluebells . 135

Virginia Creeper . I 12

Virgins-Bower . 113

Walking-stick, Devil's . 68

Wayfaring-Tree . 99

Weigela . 101

White Fringetree . 8

Willow . 32

Winterberry . 85

Wintercreeper . I i4

Wisteria . . . I I 6

Wisteria, tree form . 116

Witch-Hazel . 83

Withe-rod . 98

Woolly Betony . 139

Yarrow . 126

Yellow-wood . 8

Yew . 59

Yucca . • . 141

Plastic Binding, License No. 43, Pat. No. 1970285. Plimpton Mfg. Co., Hartford, Conn.

underside, turning a clear yellow in the Fall.
Caliper	Height	Each	Per 10
1 %-2 in.	12 ft .	$ 4.00	$ 36.00
2 -2/2 in.	14 ft .	5.00	45.00
2/2-3 in.	16 ft .	6.50	60.00
3 -3/2 in.	18 ft .	8.50
*6 -7 in.	26 ft. B&B .	60.00
*7 -8 in.	27 ft. B&B	75.00
8 -9 in.	28 ft. B&B	90.00
Larger sizes on	application.

ACER GINNALA		AMUR MAPLE
Height 20 ft.; low branched; dense upright habit;	brilliant Fall
foliage coloring.
3-4 ft .	1.00	9.00
4-5 ft.	1.75	15.00
5-6 ft. B&B	3.00	27.50
6-7 ft. B&B	4.50	40.00
Heavy specimens
8-10 ft. B&B	15.00
10-12 ft. B&B	20.00
ACER PALMATUM	JAPANESE MAPLE
Height 12 to 15 ft.; graceful spreading form;	coarse	sly cut green
foliage.
1/2-2 ft. B&B	3.25	30.00
2 -2/2 ft. B&B	4.00	36.00
2/2-3 ft. B&B	5.00	45.00

2	-2'/2	in.	12 ft.		. 6.00	55.00
21/2-3	in.	14 ft.		8.00	72.50
3	-3'/2	in.	16 ft.		. 11.50	100.00
31/2-4	in.	17 ft.		15.00	135.00
4	-41/2	in.	18 ft.	B&B	27.50	250.00
4/2-5	in.	19 ft.	B&B	37.50	325.00
5	-51/2	in.	20 ft.	B&B	47.50	425.00
51/2-6	in.	22 ft.	B&B	57.50	525.00
6	-7	in.	24 ft.	B&B	. 75.00	675.00
7	-8	in.	26 ft.	B&B	90.00	800.00
8	-9	in.	28 ft.	B&B	110.00

2 -21/2 in.	10 ft. B&B	. 10.00	90.00
2I/2-3 in.	10 ft. B&B	12.00	1 05.00
3 -3I/2 in.	12 ft. B&B	. 15.00	135.00

Shrubby, symmetrical growth when sheared,	picturesquely
irregular in natural growth	; leaves remain wel	into winter;
suitable for hedges.
CARPINUS BETULUS	EUROPEAN HORNBEAM
Height 40 to 50 ft.; dense compact habit.
Caliper Height	Each	Per 10
2- 3 ft. B&B	$ 2.50	$ 22.50
3- 4 ft. B&B	3.50	31.50
4- 5 ft. B&B	. 5.00	45.00
Heavy sheared specimens.
*6-7 ft. B&B	. 13.50
*7-8 ft. B&B	. 17.50
* 8-10 ft. B&B	22.50
*10-12 ft. B&B	27.50
See page 144 for special	offering of European H	ornbeams

14-16 ft. B&B	. 20.00	180.00
16-18 ft. B&B	. 25.00	225.00
18-20 ft. B&B	30.00	275.00
20-22 ft. B&B .	. 35.00
*22-24 ft. B&B	40.00
*24-26 ft. B&B	. 45.00

Height 30	to	40 ft.; low-	branched	orne	imental tree with	wide
spreading	gra	ceful head;	bright g	[reen	foliage turning	clear
yellow in	the	Fall; loose	panicles	of	fragrant white fl	owers
in June.
		4-5 ft .			3.00	27.50
		5-6 ft .				36.00
		6-8 ft. B&B			6.50	60.00

		6-7	ft.	B&B	7.00	62.50
		7-8	ft.	B&B	8.50	75.00
		8-10	ft.	B&B	. 12.50	1 10.00
Sp	ecimens.
2	-2 1/2 in.	8-10	ft.	B&B	17.50	150.00
21/2-3 in.	9-12	ft.	B&B	. 25.00

Height 15	to 20 ft.; long cu	rved thorns; single white flowers;
reddish-brown fruit.
Caliper	Height	Each	Per 10
	3-4 ft. B&B	. $ 2.50	$ 22.50
	4-5 ft. B&B	. 3.50	31.50
	5-6 ft. B&B	4.50	40.00
	6-7 ft. B&B	. 6.00
	7-8 ft. B&B	. 8.50
Specimens
2 -2'/2 in.	8-10 ft. B&B	. 1 5.00
Extra heavy specimens
2/2-3 in.	8-10 ft. B&B	. 30.00
3 -31/2 in.	8-12 ft. B&B	40.00
3/2-4 in.	10-12 ft. B&B	. 50.00
41/2-5 in.	10-12 ft. B&B	. 75.00
CRATAEGUS CORDATA	WASHINGTON	HAWTHORN
Brilliant Fall foliage coloring;	single white flowers;	bright red
fruit.
	3-4 ft. B&B	. 3.50	31.50
	4-5 ft. B&B	. 4.50	40.00
	5-6 ft. B&B	. 6.00	55.00
	6-7 ft. B&B	. 7.50	67.50
Specimens
2 -2/2 in.	7-10 ft. B&B	. 20.00	180.00
2/2-3 in.	10-12 ft. B&B ....	. 25.00	225.00
3 -3/2 in.	10-12 ft. B&B	. 35.00	315.00
3/2-4 in.	12-14 ft. B&B ....	. 45.00	400.00
Extra heavy	specimens
2/2-3 in.	8-10 ft. B&B	. 40.00
3 -3/2 in.	10-12 ft. B&B	. 50.00
3/2-4 in.	12-14 ft. B&B .	. 60.00

Double white	flowers. 4-5 ft.	B&B	4.00	36.00
	5-6 ft.	B&B	5.00	45.00
	6-7 ft.	B&B .	. 6.50	60.00
	7-8 ft.	B&B .	9.00	80.00
Specimens 2 -2/2 in.	8-10 ft.	B&B	. 17.50
Extra heavy specimens 2/2-3 in. 8-10 ft.	B&B	. 30.00
3 -3/2 in.	8-10 ft.	B&B	40.00

	SCARLET ENGLISH	HAWTHORN
Single scarlet flowers.
Caliper Height	Each	Per 10
4-5 ft. B&B	$ 4.00	$ 36.00
5-6 ft. B&B	. 5.00	45.00
6-7 ft. B&B	. 6.50
7-8 ft. B&B	. 9.00
CRATAEGUS OXYCANTHA PUNICEA RED ENGLISH	HAWTHORN
Single deep red flowers.
7-8 ft. B&B	. 9.00
Extra heavy specimens.
2'/2-3 in. 8-10 ft. B&B	. 30.00
3 -3/2 'n. 8-10 ft. B&B	. 40.00
CRATAEGUS OXYCANTHA ROSEA NOVA
	PINK ENGLISH	HAWTHORN
Single pink flowers.
4-5 ft. B&B	. 4.00	36.00
5-6 ft. B&B	. 5.00	45.00
6-7 ft. B&B	. 6.50	60.00
7-8 ft. B&B	. 9.00	80.00

Double	sea	rlet flowers;	a blaze of color in	the blooming	season.
		4-5	ft.	B&B	4.00	36.00
		5-6	ft.	B&B	5.00	45.00
		6-7	ft.	B&B	6.50	60.00
		7-8	ft.	B&B	9.00	80.00
Specimens.
2 -2'/2	in.	8-10	ft.	B&B	17.50
Extra heavy	■ specime	ms.
2 i/2-3	in.	8-10	ft.	B&B	30.00
3 -31/2	in.	10-12	ft.	B&B	40.00
31/2-4	in.	10-12	ft.	B&B	50.00

1 i/2-2	in.	8	ft.	B&B .	. 7.50	67.50
2 -214	in.	10	ft.	B&B	. 10.00	90.00
2'/2-3	in.	12	ft.	B&B	. 12.50	1 10.00
3 -314	in.	13	ft.	B&B	. 1 5.00	135.00

\|3/4-2	in.	10 ft .	. 7.00	62.50
2 -2l/2	in.	12 ft .	9.00	80.00
2/2-3	in.	14 ft .	. 12.50	1 10.00
3 -3/2	in.	16 ft. B&B .	. 22.50	200.00
3/2-4	in.	18 ft. B&B	. 27.50
4 -4/2	in.	20 ft. B&B .	. 37.50
4l/2-5	in.	22 ft. B&B .	. 47.50

the Fall,	an	d hold	the	ir color late.
\|3/4-2	in.	10	ft.	B&B	10.00	$ 90.00
2 -2'/2	in.	12	ft.	B&B	13.50	120.00
2l/2-3	in.	14	ft.	B&B	17.50	150.00
3 -3'/2	in.	15	ft.	B&B	25.00	225.00
3/2-4	in.	16	ft.	B&B	35.00	3 1 5.00
4 -4'/2	in.	17	ft.	B&B	47.50	425.00
4/2-5	in.	18	ft.	B&B	. 60.00	550.00
5 .5/2	in.	20	ft.	B&B	. 75.00
51/2-6	in.	21	ft.	B&B	. 90.00

Height 20 to 30 ft.; spreading	branches; white,	bell-shaped
flowers, sometimes 6 inches across	and fragrant, appear before
the leaves immediately after those of Magnolia stellata; fruit
brown.
Caliper Height	Each	Per 1 0
5-6 ft. B&B	. $12.50	$1 10.00
6-7 ft. B&B	. 17.50	150.00
7-8 ft. B&B	22.50
MAGNOLIA GLAUCA		SWEETBAY
Height 15 to 20 ft.; glossy foliage,	silvery underneath; flowers in
May and June are globe-form, sweet scented, creamy-white; red
fruit pods showing scarlet seeds in	late Fall.
3- 4 ft. B&B .	. 4.50	40.00
4- 5 ft. B&B	6.00	55.00
5- 6 ft. B&B .	. 7.50	67.50
6- 7 ft. B&B	. 10.00	90.00
7- 8 ft. B&B	. 12.50	1 10.00
8-10 ft. B&B	. 15.00
MAGNOLIA KOBUS	KOBUS MAGNOLIA
Height 25 to 30 ft.; shrubby	compact growth;	; flat white
blossoms in May, about 4 to 5 inches across; dark	brown fruit.
4- 5 ft. B&B .	. 5.00	45.00
5- 6 ft. B&B	. 7.50	67.50
6- 7 ft. B&B	. 10.00	90.00
7- 8 ft. B&B	. 12.50	1 10.00
8-10 ft. B&B .	15.00
Larger sizes on application.
MAGNOLIA SOULANGEANA	SAUCER MAGNOLIA
Height 20 to 25 ft.; large glossy d	ark green leaves	expand after
the flowers; large cup-shaped blooms white inside,	pink to pur-
plish-pink outside; in April.
3- 4 ft. B&B .	. 5.00	45.00
4- 5 ft. B&B	7.50	67.50
5- 6 ft. B&B	10.00	90.00
6- 7 ft. B&B .	. 12.50	1 10.00
7- 8 ft. B&B .	17.50	1 50.00
8-10 ft. B&B .	. 22.50	200.00

		ALEXANDER	MAGNOLIA
Height 15	to 20 ft.; large white flowers, shading deep purple
at base on	the outside, clear white on	the inside; in early April.
Caliper	Height	Each	Per 10
	5- 6 ft. B&B	$10.00	$ 90.00
	6- 7 ft. B&B	12.50	1 10.00
	7- 8 ft. B&B	17.50	150.00
	8-10 ft. B&B .	. 22.50
MAGNOLIA	SOULANGEANA LENNEI	LENNE	MAGNOLIA
Height 15	to 20 ft.; deep crimson flowers; in April.
	5-6 ft. B&B	12.50	1 10.00
	6-7 ft. B&B .	17.50	150.00
	7-8 ft. B&B .	. 22.50	200.00
MAGNOLIA SOULANGEANA NIGRA	PURPLE LILY	MAGNOLIA
Height 15	to 20 ft.; large dark purple	flowers; in late April.
	3-4 ft. B&B	6.00	55.00
	4-5 ft. B&B	8.50	75.00
	5-6 ft. B&B	1 1.50	1 00.00
	6-7 ft. B&B .	15.00

Height	12 to 15 ft.;	earliest flowering M	ag nolia ;	masses of
fragrant	semi-double,	white star-like flowers	before	the foliage
in April.
	3 -31/2 ft. B&B .	7.50
	31/2-4	ft. B&B	10.00	90.00
	4 -5	ft. B&B .	12.50
	5 -6	ft. B&B	17.50	150.00
	6 -7	ft. B&B	22.50

Specimens. *2 -2/2 in.	7- 8 ft.	B&B	. 20.00
*2/2-3 in.	8- 9 ft.	B&B .	. 25.00
*3 -3/2 in.	9-10 ft.	B&B	. 30.00
Extra heavy *3/2-4 in.	specimens. 10-12 ft.	B&B	40.00

	5-6	ft.	B&B	6.00	$ 55.00
	6-7	ft.	B&B	. 8.00	72.50
Specimens.	7-8	ft.	B&B	. 10.00	90.00
2 -2/2 in.	7-8	ft.	B&B	. 20.00
2/2-3 in.	8-9	ft.	B&B	. 25.00

Single light p	ink flowers; greenish-yellow fruit.
Caliper	Height	Each	Per 10
	*6-7 ft. B&B	. $ 8.00
	*7-8 ft. B&B	. 1 0.00
Specimens.
2 -2'/2 in.	7-8 ft. B&B	20.00	$180.00
*2'/2-3 in.	8-9 ft. B&B	. 25.00
Extra heavy specimens.
*3'/2.4 in.	10-12 ft. B&B	. 40.00
MALUS ROBUSTA FASTIGIATA	UPRIGHT CHERRY CRAB
Upright pyramidal form; glossy green foliage; sing	le white
flowers.
Specimens.
*2 -2/2 in.	7-8 ft. B&B	. 20.00
MALUS SARGENTI	SARGENT CRAB
Height 8 to 1	0 ft.; rigid and	thorny branches; masses	of white
flowers about	one inch across;	small dark red fruit.
	3-4 ft. B&B	. 4.50	40.00
	4-5 ft. B&B	. 6.00	55.00
	5-6 ft. B&B	. 8.50	75.00

MALUS SIEBOLDI (Cent.)	TORINSO CRAB
Caliper	Height	Each	Per 1 0
Extra heavy specimens.
2/2-3 in.	8- 9 ft. B&B	$30.00
3 -3/2 in.	9-10 ft. B&B .	. 40.00	$350.00
3/2-4 in.	10-12 ft. B&B .	. 50.00
*4 -4/2 in.	10-12 ft. B&B	. 60.00
*4/2-5 in.	10-12 ft. B&B .	. 75.00

Height	40 to	50 ft.; broad columnar growth;	distinctive	creamy
white bark.
Also known as	Russian Poplar.
1 %-2	in.	16 ft .	3.00	27.50
2 -2</2	in.	18 ft .	4.00	36.00
5!/2-4	in.	30 ft. B&B	30.00
6 -7	in.	31 ft. B&B .	40.00	350.00
7 -8	in.	32 ft. B&B	50.00	450.00
8 -9	in.	33 ft. B&B	65.00	600.00
9 -10	in.	34 ft. B&B	80.00	725.00

Caliper Height 4-5 ft. stems		Each	Per 10
2 yr. heads 4-5 ft. stems	B&B	. $ 4.00	$ 36.00
3 yr. heads 4-6 ft. stems	B&B .	5.00	45.00
4 yr. heads	B&B	. 7.50	67.50

Height	1 8 to	20 ft.;	distinctive deep	purple folia	ge	incon-
spicuous	flowe	rs; dark	wine-red fruit is	of ornamental	va	ue only.
		3- 4 ft.	B&B .	1 .00		9.00
		4- 5 ft.	B&B	2.00
		5- 6 ft.	B&B .	3.00
		6- 8 ft.	B&B	4.50		40.00
		8-10 ft.	B&B	6.50		60.00
		10-12 ft.	B&B	9.00
Specime	ns.
2'/2-3	in.	14-16 ft.	B&B	15.00
See	page	144 for	special offering	of Purpleleaf	Plums.

OUTPOST NURSERIES, Ridgef	i e 1 d ,	Conn. 29
PRUNUS TRILOBA PLENA (Cont.) DOUBLEFLOWERING PLUM
Caliper Height Bush Form.	Each	Per 10
1 i/2-2 ft. B&B .	$ 1.00	$ 9.00
2 -3 ft. B&B .	1.50	13.50
3 -4 ft. B&B .	2.00	17.50
Tree Form.
2-3 ft. high 2 year heads B&B	2.50	22.50
2-3 ft. high 3 year heads B&B	3.50	31.50
3-4 ft. high 4 year heads B&B .	5.00	45.00
4-5 ft. high 5 year heads B&B .	7.50	67.50
FLOWERING CHERRY
PRUNUS TOMENTOSA	NANKING CHERRY
Height 8 to 10 ft.; wide-spreading branc	hes; pink	buds and
flowers before the leaves; red cherry-like value only.	fruit of	ornamental
2-3 ft .	1.50	13.50
3-4 ft .	2.00	17.50
Specimens.
4-5 ft. B&B .	5.00	45.00
5-6 ft. B&B .	7.50
6-7 ft. B&B	10.00

	*12-14 ft. B&B	. 35.00
	*14-16 ft. B&B	45.00
	*16-18 ft. B&B	. 55.00
KWANZAN
Rapid growing; large double rich	rose colored flowers.
Also known	as Sekiyama.
	5-6 ft. B&B	. 5.00	$ 45.00
	6-7 ft. B&B	. 7.50	67.50
	7-8 ft. B&B	. 10.00	90.00
Specimens. 3 -3/2 in.	10-12 ft. B&B	. 22.50
Extra heavy	specimens.
*31/2-4 in.	10-12 ft. B&B	. 30.00
*4 -4/2 H.	12-14 ft. B&B	40.00
*4/2-5 in.	12-14 ft. B&B	50.00
*5 -5/2 in.	14-16 ft. B&B .	. 65.00

in the Fall. 2/2-3 in.	12 ft .	. 22.50	200.00
3 -3/2 in.	14 ft. B&B .	32.50	300.00
3/2-4 in.	15 ft. B&B .	40.00
*4 -4/2 in.	17 ft. B&B .	. 55.00
Larger sizes	on application.

Symmetrical foliage turns	pyramidal head; drooping crimson in the Fall.	branches;	deeply cut
Caliper	Height	Each	Per 1 0
21/2-3 in.	15 ft .	... $15.00	$135.00
3 -3/2 in.	16 ft. B&B	... 25.00	225.00
31/2-4 in.	17 ft. B&B	... 35.00	3 1 5.00
4 -4/2 in.	18 ft. B&B .	... 45.00	400.00
41/2-5 in.	20 ft. B&B	... 57.50	525.00
5 -5/2 in.	21 ft. B&B	... 70.00
*5/2-6 in.	22 ft. B&B .	... 85.00
Larger sizes	on application.
QUERCUS RUBRA		RED OAK
Broad round	head; dull green foliage turns dark red	in the Fall.
2 -2/2 in.	13 ft .	12.50	1 10.00
2/2-3 in.	14 ft .	17.50	1 50.00
3 -3/2 in.	15 ft. B&B .	... 27.50	250.00
3/2-4 in.	16 ft. B&B	37.50	325.00
4 -4/2 in.	18 ft. B&B	... 50.00	450.00
4/2-5 in.	19 ft. B&B .	... 65.00
*5 -5/2 in.	21 ft. B&B .	80.00
Larger sizes	on application.

Height 50 to	60 ft.; wide spreading	growth; the long	branches
are yellowish-	green and slightly pend	ulous.
Caliper	Height	Each	Per 10
2 -2 '/2 in.	II ft .	$ 7.50	$ 67.50
2'/2-3 in.	13 ft .	10.00	90.00
3 -3/2 in.	15 ft .	12.50	1 10.00
3/2-4 in.	17 ft. B&B	22.50	200.00
4 -4/2 in.	18 ft. B&B	27.50	250.00
4/2-5 in.	19 ft. B&B	. 35.00
5 -5/2 in.	20 ft. B&B	42.50
5/2-6 in.	22 ft. B&B	. 52.50
6 -7 in.	24 ft. B&B	. 65.00