FALL 1919 SPRING 1920

KELSEY’S

Hardy American Plants Azaleas, Rhododendrons Specimen Evergreens Carolina Mountain Flowers

ha ay Aj Ky 7 . The Carolina Hemlock (Tsuga caroliniana)

This grand new species is now universally accepted as the ‘Que en of American Evergreens Introduced by Highlands Nursery in 1884, it has become known to tree-lovers as the most distinctive and graceful of all conifers which are hardy throughout the entire United States.

Its dense, dark foliage, sweeping, semi-pendulous branches, and eventually pyramidal form combine to give a charm not found in any other evergreen known to cultivation. It is much hardier and more adaptable to city atmospheres than its plainer sister, the Canadian Hemlock, and will also thrive in southern latitudes where the latter becomes thin, yellow, and unsightly.

It is the “coming Evergreen” for the finest landscape plant- ings, either as single specimens or for mass effects and backgrounds.

A splendid stock of young plants up to 2 feet is now ready, Alsoa limited number of specimens 6 to 10 feet, and at Highlands Nurse some grand specimens 16 to 20 feet. Prices, see pages 9 and 22,

Special Notice

PRICES The prices in this Catalog abrogate all previous price-lists or quotations Address all communications to

HARLAN P. KELSEY

OWNER Hawthorne Bldg., Salem, Mass.

Boxford Nursery: BOXFORD, MASS. Highlands Nursery: PINEOLA, NORTH CAROLINA 3,800 feet elevation

Information

BOXFORD NURSERY (Fast Boxford P. O.) is located 28 miles north of Boston, at Boxford Station, on the Georgetown Branch, B. & M. R. R. Good automobile roads lead in all directions. Distances from Nursery to Boston, 28 miles; Salem, 14 miles; Lawrence, 11 miles; Haverhill, 9 miles; Newburyport, 10 miles; Manchester, 13 miles; Ipswich, 9 miles; Lowell, 20 miles.

Visitors are always welcome, and customers will find pleasure and a distinct advantage in personally inspecting material. Mr. Kelsey will be glad to meet prospective customers at the Nursery by appointment. A visit during Rhododendron, Kalmia, and Azalea blooming season is an event really worth while.

HIGHLANDS NURSERY, Pineola, western North Carolina, is located at 3,800 feet elevation, on the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Here many of our choicest new American plants have been grown and introduced for the first time to cultivation, including Carolina Hemlock, Azalea vaseyi, Rhododendron carolinianum, Lilium grayi, Shortia galaci- folia, Robinia kelseyi, and many others. From here also we ship ‘‘col- lected’’ Rhododendrons and Kalmias in carload lots, of a grade far superior to Pennsylvania “‘collected’’ material. ‘‘Collected’’ Rhododendron cataw- biense (true) comes only from our high southern mountains.

AMERICAN NATIVE PLANTS. Specialties at both Nurseries are Hardy American Plants, which must always be the basis of all successful permanent plantings, and Specimen Evergreens. We have thousands of the choicest conifers up to 20 feet in height, Rhododendrons 4 to 5 feet in diameter; Azaleas in splendid clumps, heavily budded; and Dwarf Evergreens for immediate effect in Rockwork and Borders. We are the first and still the largest growers of American Native Ornamentals.

EMBARGO ON FOREIGN STOCK. The Federal Horticultural Board has proclaimed a complete embargo on all Foreign Trees. and Shrubs and practically all Herbaceous Plants. This means a distinet horticultural advance in America, for Americans must now learn that our Native Trees and Plants are hardier, freer from disease, more permanent, and far more beautiful and ‘‘fitting’’ in our landscapes and home grounds than exotic material. The best exotics can and now will be grown in America for Americans. We are growing them by thousands.

SHIPPING SEASON begins in August for Rhododendrons, Kalmias, Conifers and many herbaceous plants, general stock going out from Sep- tember to December. Spring shipments usually from March to June.

SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS should be given, otherwise I use my best judgment, but assume no risk. All shipments travel at consignee’s risk and carriers must be held liable for damage in transit.

DELIVERY BY TRUCK. Where the size of order warrants, there are distinct advantages in auto truck delivery for distances up to 30 to 50 miles. Stock arrives quickly and when wanted is delivered fresh on the grounds and saves local trucking and unpacking. Charges are made according to size of truck and distance traveled.

PRICES are made to fit the quality of stock sent out. Discriminating buyers now realize that the greatest value of nursery stock is underground. Frequent transplanting, and handling specimens with adequate, burlaped balls, mean success and quick results. It costs more, but it is the fixed policy of the Boxford Nursery, and ‘“‘cheap” stock will not be handled or sent out. The best is always the cheapest.

SPECIAL SELECTION. Stock selected by customers at Nursery or specially selected stock ordered by mail or otherwise will be charged at advanced prices to fit the value of stock selected. The prices in this cata- logue cover the average good grade as they run in the nursery row.

PACKING CHARGES. At prices printed in this catalogue, Boxing, Baling, or Burlaping is free, except where noted. Where small sizes or deciduous stock is balled and burlaped by special request, a charge is always made to cover cost. See page 24 for Burlaping charges.

TERMS. Cash or satisfactory reference from unknown customers. All accounts are due the first of each month, unless by special arrangement. 5 at 10 rate; 50 at 100 rate; 500 at 1,000 rate.

NON-WARRANTY. No guarantee, express or implied, is made that stock will grow, whether planted by me or otherwise. Having no control over after treatment of plantings-or over weather conditions, it is obvious that purchaser must assume all responsibility after stock leaves the Nursery in good condition. However, under certain conditions, I am prepared to guarantee plantings made by me covering a specified period, on an insurance basis. Charges will be made according to risk involved and value of material.

Claims for errors must be made on receipt of goods. If there is any mis- take or fault on my part it will gladly be rectified.

PLANT NAMES. The botanical (scientific) names of Trees, Shrubs, and Woody Vines in this catalogue conform to the 1917 Official Code of Standardized Plant Names, adopted and published by The American Joint Committee on Horticultural Nomenclature, as first printed in L. H. Bailey's “Standard Cyclopedia of American Horticulture,” Vol. VI, 1917.

DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGS, illustrated, are mailed on request, and advice on the right way to grow Rhododendrons, Azaleas, and other native plants is gladly given.

LANDSCAPE FORESTRY. Evergreen seedlings and transplants in arge quantities are grown at both nurseries in the choicest species. We do Landscape Forestry, treating woodlands from a landscape standpoint as well as for commercial uses. Mr. Kelsey is open for consultations and engagements. Always address,

HARLAN P. KELSEY, Owner

Office, 209a Washington St. Telephone Connections Salem, Mass.

KELSEY’S tvencrenns

CATALOG OF BOXFORD

NURSERY

Abies fraseri

Prices at Boxford Nursery

NOTE: All stock transplanted and nursery-grown unless marked otherwise. ‘‘S.’”’—Seedlings. ‘‘Col.’’—Collected. The larger sizes of Evergreens are always shipped with balls, and bur- aped.

The prices in this list cover the average good grade as they run in the nursery row. Where specimens are picked, a price will be made to fit the specimen.

Evergreen Trees and Shrubs

Write for special prices on young seedlings and transplanted Evergreens by the thousand, such as White and other Pines, Firs, Spruces, etc. Bach 10 100 Abies arizonica. Sitver Cork Fir. 6 to7 ft....$10 00

PROVO they ch Sri weet Rettig cre ais eee 15 00

concolor. Wuirr Fir. 6 to 9 in. $180 per 1,000. . 40 $2 40 $20 00 9 to 12i ssseeeee.. 9800 per 1,000. . 60 400 36 00 ARATE: i ele tgs RA in ancl 100 800 70 00

Regret a ee ee oie Eines ai icine cea 200 18 00 ALCO E ker wags Ses: cee cats aca aalaia ataiacal pS 2 3 25 30 00 ALL OF? 28 6 es ieee 8s URE ee a a 4 50 MUNEG D dius nersikseropediec 2 vidoeiela o xectnrsdy ative 7 00

5 to 16 ft. specimen: . .88 to 125 00

fraseri. Frasur’s lin. A distinct species from the highest peaks of the Carolina mountains; makes a perfect specimen lawn and screen tree, with dark green, thick-set foliage (blue underneath) and compact, pyramidal habit. It is one of the choicest of all American conifers of the Fir section, not to be compared with the northern species, Abies balsamea, which is almost worthless in any but the latitude of middle and northern Maine, as it becomes ‘‘leggy,” thin, and is short-lived. An unusually fine lot of this splendid Fir. The attention of nurserymen is particularly ealled to the Abies fraseri as the best Fir of this type that is grown in this country. The sizes listed below are especially bushy and well-rooted. It seems perfectly at home in the South, thriving where few other evergreens of this class can be grown with success. There are few evergreens we can recommend so highly.

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EVERGREEN TREES AND SHRUBS, continued

Abies fraseri, continued Each 10 100

DiC ASG oir dai eke a We atabe eres alot Hate $0 30 $2 00 $16 00 LS OVIR SNS erase chink te SACRE 40 300 24 00 Pree ph «aS eee Os rks elm Choke iy Are: 1 50° 12 00 RO a wus ereieie vintate otra enibe ie aievueaeiare 2 50 22 00 200 00 BOOT, vac ss Gels wracn led annie wel .8 3 50 32 00 300 00 DEO, Oyfbr aus wire needed ete on as scam 5 00 40 00 360 00 DiGO. ries: tre ton devine omen tee 7 00 64 00 600 00 8- to 16-ft. specimens...........$8 to 40 00

homolepis. 12 to 18 in. : Bt Ser 175 16 00 18 to 24 in. 300 28 00 2'to'S ft...’ 3 : bile ondiianst Cie 5 00 44 00 4- to 8-ft. specimen $8 to 20 00

homolepis (brachyphylia). 3- to 9-ft. specimens............ $6 to 18 00

homolepis umbellata. 6- to 12-ft. specimens.......... $12 to 25 00

pectinata. 12'to 18 ins. lise svc se eden vee a 3 00 -

VORLGHI OPO 12:0. hei. nats see pee eee ies 200 18 00

5 00 00 00 50 64 40 40 00

80 7 60 60 00

umosa. 75 =66 00

WERIGARIB SEY tO LS int, aes vk lation rn es, Ore OO 12 to 18 in 100 8 00 Chamecyparis (Retinispora) obtusa. 6to9in... 50 400 30 00 i fags We 15 Re Ayr oe Ree 75 6 00 50 00 UZitOMsndtic cw ve Reena cy ex rnb 150 12 00 obtusa mana. 9 to 12in................-0005. 2 00 TOPS tie eae eS. tie rica de are nae 3 00 LP Raa tag arc ota ie irate ws eee elas Sco TELS 4 00 PIM NER SOT Gass avis Han shuts elo hist ows 2 50 4to5ft..... . 3 50 5 to 6 ft....... 5 00 Chamedaphne calyculata. DA UBAF. MANEG CAG Nl woke ds otelaa ada’ vines 60 5 00 Cryptomeria japonica lobbi. 18 to 24in......... 2 00 OPP ES | erage) Avr ee ar Ae restr eee 3 00 Daphne cneorum. 6 to 9in...............--..-- 60 500 40 00 Dendrium. See Leiophyllum. Erica carnea. HEATH. 6 to 9in.................. 75 ©6600 Ilex crenata. Japanese Houry. 6 to 12 in.. 100 8 00 12 to 18 in....... Ree on Sah > D5 ASSO Bis gnc tidal cece nee -2.2¢2-/00' 22 00 glabra. InksprRy. 1 to 2 ft................--5 75 600 50 00 Juniperus chinensis pfitzeriana. 9 to 12 in...... 2 00 VEGA ies ciatarc aeaicine a acsteta site sie tere ccs 2 50 22 00 UNAS Gate eI Ne Aaic a, hiehe pears hitee sec 3 50 32 00 CJS Se See eee COE Buco kit cere 6 00 chinensis procumbens. 2 to 3 ft.............. 1 75 communis aurea. 2 to 3 ft.................... 3 50 EAS! ey ao RA nr RE RSE Bee 4 50 SEOND I Yodo Mayers Wie WVepiter s Maver et dce a euots 6 00

communis depressa. Prostrate JuNipur. The best prostrate form of Juniper for ground-cover. It is at home on sandy or gravelly hill- sides, fully exposed to the sun, where single plants often reach a diameter of 15 feet or more. In shade it does well where other shrubs or grass will not thrive, forming a looser covering, however, than in the opening. It varies in form from the completely prostrate type to

the ascending type, 2 to 4 feet high. Each 10 100 ANCO US aise Ss f.<s sels oa Bem oe hele wale ne 5 $6 00 $50 00 HE G2 MO ae Ore Seam sora eliace Oece 12 00 BOIS Etoatie ita aicarate ete abies eater ieee 20 00 180 00 CO ef a) | ee ee ee ae : 32 00 300 00 MPEOMB TEtacens's 25 cictalele aha y-aahay od Oateiane 44 00 420 00 japonica aurea. 2 to 3 ft...... : BAO Riese dake arte sabina. Savin Juniper. 2 to 3 ft.. : ROME eo ara panties 40 00 METRO a Ries rohct dics nie cola eraliat eR ctote ae et oe 5 50 00 sabina tamariscifolia. Grey Carper JuNiPER. RONG Ete adas farce aid sluisie nia-att dene eae 3 50 32 00 SH Pie ne ade cd Ceane as, eamta seine 5 00 44 00 MEDION. COED Oh ere che eos Ree eS 60 5 00 OES tees teow eels Genie cee 100 8 00 squamata. 12 to 18in............... : 200

virginiana. Rep Cxpar. 15 to 60 ft. Pyramidal habit; dark green to bluish foliage, with many variable forms. This is one of the most useful and characteristic trees of our native landscapes. It rivals the Italian Cypress in beauty, is absolutely hardy, and stands sea exposure well, Fruit dark blue and conspicuous, hanging until mid- winter. For many effects it is the most useful evergreen for northern latitudes. This is a specialty at Boxford Nursery, and we can supply trees up to 30 feet. We have made many notable plantings of large

Cedars with uniform success. Eac! 10 100 DSL INe se cay ix oxsia site arth oes $0 60 $5 00 $40 00 USE 2e Take slp e he ee vk al petri ee 100 8 00 76 00

BAGONG, Redcca's eens one Rateinn sine 1 50 12 00 100 00 BUM ca sds aan ema’ rary svalimny 2 50 22 00

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10 to 12 ft. 12 to 14 ft. Patol tes sc ses onda hoe nat OuG Ne Ae Larger sizes at special prices.

virginiana cannarti. 12 to 18 in............... 1 25 virginiana elegantissima. 4 to 5 ft............ 7 00 PAO hove was wera e vies aietahy cinteaiel atetans 9 00 virginiana glauca. Biue Virernta CEDAR. BLOG ikkow afacvs xc bya wtsiaramisleis dajeiryatas ors 50 22 00 SACO hts sina s ieninaie east als Re Het aa 3 50 30 00 BAU EN Ea ern arts e eixtantersvate meee aie oie set elare 5 00 PEDO Loni nisin aicls steta erate salto xevava aratehs 7 50 70 00 virginiana globosa. Dwarr JunirPerR. 18 to 24in. 3 50 virginiana schotti. 18 to 24 in................. 200 18 00 ES Wt vicigs steers acisha 9 275 24 00 Laie 2 eee ee mERA carice a are ae 3 50 32 00

Kalmia angustifolia. Dwarr Laurev. 6tol2in. 50 4 00 latifolia. Tue Mountain Laurer. One of the grandest of our native, broad-leaved, evergreen shrubs, attaining tree-like proportions in our southern mountains. In cultivation itis a broad, thick shrub, and, when in full bloom, of surpassing beauty. The wheel-shaped flowers in close terminal corymbs, pure white to pink, eee in May or June in such profusion as almost to smother the foliage. Its thick, shiny leaves, conspicuous the year round, make it a shrub of greatest value for massing. The hardiness of Kalmia latifolia is beyond doubt, it being found sparingly in Nova Scotia and increasingly in abundance rh New England and the middle Atlantic states (particularly in the higher altitudes), till the crest of the southern Alleghanies is reached. Here the true American home of the broad- leaved ericacew and perfect conditions of soil and climate are found, producing such luxuriance of growth as to form veritable jungles of orgeous beauty, miles in extent. It is found throughout South arolina, Georgia, and northern Florida, along the banks of streams and cypress swamps. This proves it to be a plant that will stand almost semi-tropical conditions as well as extreme cold. It is there- fore extremely valuable for the southern states, taking its place with the magnificent Indian Azaleas, which are not hardy in the North. For prices of ‘‘collected’’ Kalmia clumps by the pyres i page 1

OtOUI2 ny GlWMI Ge hc ce ws a aoa see $1 25 $10 00 $90 00 AACov sinks, CHMOD stud a's he eet ale wierd ee 175 16 00 144 00 AB) LO 24 Diss OMNES Scie hicieessis cine nt bios 3 00 28 00 240 00 BROOM, OMMIOS Tea aoe cocks eres 4 00 36 00 340 00 Sto 4000, GUIIDS soo tiieis sca sae cin ecke 5 50 50 00 Leiophyllum buxifolium. Sanp Myrrve. a VO™HIN: BYTOM 3 wis ocnle oe cis onsen 30 240 9- to 12-in. spread...............00.. 50 46400 12- to 18-in. spread: 0.0.5.0 06.e.eses 65 6 00 prostratum. Mountain Hearu. S40'O-2s BOPORI Se aos 's aa aicwieiele oer 50 «6400

Leucothoe catesbei. Leucornor. 3 to 8 ft. Few shrub evergreens of the broad-leaved sort have the grace of this one. The thick, shining green leaves are evenly disposed on long, recurved branches, with dense racemes of beautiful, white, bell-shaped flowers. As an under- shrub or for banks and the borders of streams it is without a rival. As an edging and “‘finish” for the ‘Rhododendron bed” it is indis- pensable, and should be used freely for best effect. The sprays make beautiful winter decorations indoors, turning a rich bronze in the fall where exposed to the sun. My stock of this broad-leaved border plant comprises thousands of specimens in all sizes up to 24 feet

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in diameter. _ Each 1 MOTO CED IENIU Se stey seosah crt bb eked se eR ROO 30 50 $4 40 $32 00 12 to 18 in., clumps.................. 100 8 60 80 00 ES'to: 24 im) clampa... 035. .ss csan cave 150 14 00 120 00 BO St CUM PST cree 5s calcite ins harp siscete 2 25 20 00 192 00 Pachistima canbyi. 3 to 6in.................... 50 440 Pachysandra terminalis. 3 toGin............... 25 180 1600 Picea alcockiana. A.cock Spruce. 3 to 4 ft...... 4 00 BCOr Shes ee an poe wnnrecielcsiey sian! s 5 00 canadensis (alba). Wuire Spruce. 3 to4 ft... 2 50 22 00 4 to 5 ft. 3 50 5 to 6 ft. 5 00 6 to 7 ft. 8 00 7 to 8 ft. 0 00 8 to 9 ft. 9 to 10 ft. 10 to 12 ft.. 12 to 14 ft... 14 to 15 ft. engelmanni. ENGELMANN Spruce. 6 to 9 in, 3 (ott Cc eee eege pay cna 4 12 to 18 in. 8 18 to 24 in, 2 excelsa. Norway Spruce. 2 to 3 ft. 8 00 Dib aati teakeetas sennyinac enka ra 150 12 00 OMIT. TCG Bis oss: paw din conerte ke 10 00

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EVERGREEN TREES AND SHRUBS, continued Each 10 100 Picea orientalis. OrienTAL Spruce. 3 to 4 ft. ....$6 00 pungens. G . 75 $6 00 $50 00 8 00 70 00

rubra. Rep Spru 4 to 5 ft.. be 28 00

Pieris (Andromeda) floribunda. Anpromepa. One of the choicest of American broad-leaved evergreen dwarf shrubs, of greatest value with Rhododendron plantings. The foliage and flower-buds are very attractive throughout the fall and winter season, and in Sey soi

a mass of white flowers cover the plant. A specialty at Boxford Nursery where a beautiful stock of specimens oy ee for meetin

Hac 12 to, 1Sins ‘clumpascisssss sess eens $1 75 $16 00 $140 00 18 to 24 in., clumps.. . 275 2600 236 00 2:to S.Fk. | GlUMpS «0 sence as cele gee 375 36 00 japonica. Japanuse Ferrer Buss. 6 to9in.. 1 25 12 00 SiG Aims oo eras elroy eettesvceralv eye piace ee 150 14 00 Pinus aristata. Foxrait Pine. 18 to 24in....... 3 50

banksiana (divaricata). Jack Pine. Remark- ably rapid grower and easy to transplant. A good ornamental and very useful for reclaim- ing Bey ah or poor soils. 1 to 2 ft..... 50 :

12 to 14 ft... TA SO12O Cbs she ia iced vinw ties ac cota é A special low price will be made on Pinus

banksiana in thousand lots.

cembra. Swiss Stone Pine. 9 to 12in........ 125 1100 100 00 18 00 176 00 22 00 200 00 32 00 56 00 90 00

500 40 00 700 60 00 12 00 00 20 00 180 00 30 00 250 00 44 00 350 70 00 550 00

: vee flexilis. Limser Pine. Of the “White Pine sec- tion” from the Rocky Mountains. Pictur- esque dwarf habit, silver foliage, and espec-

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ially choice for the rocky hillside. 6 to9in.. 30 2 60 9 to 12i 50 4 00 00 12 to 18 in... 600 44 00 18 to 24 in... 8 00 00 2 to 3 ft. 18 00 3 to 4 ft. 4 to 5 to montana. Swi 10 00 18 00 160 00 2 to 3 ft. 36 00 300 00

6 00 00 montana mughus. MucHo Pine, The most useful dwarf Pine for rockeries, ground-cover, and positions where a low-spreading dark een effect is needed. Boxford Nursery has thousands of specimens rom a few inches to several feet in diameter. a Mugho Pine can- ac)

$100 $8 00 400 30 00 10 00 80 00 18 00 150 00 00 300 00 00 550 00

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Pinus nigra austriaca. AusTRIAN PINE. Each 10 100 EGO ees vetaaniel ct canta bernie feast $100 $8 00 $76 00 DET 3 Sa ee Sa Se mean eae 175 1600 130 00 MOD ALSEMy diaite Caesue of aoe les) Shur, Seen peataeeleds 3.00 28 00 250 00 A LOND Ste ocisn fats da coat tacahlalaveaeia lis 50 40 00

t 4 ponderosa. Bui Pine. | to 2 ft..1,000,$350.. 100 600 48 00 LIEOV Abs 2% siemisitshin Oa eek selene 2 ae 18 00 150 00

or ot ° o on ian Conan, a i =] S

pungens. eM clade es Prive. 8

resinosa. Rep Pine. 12 to 18 in

strobus. Wuire Prve. Special prices willbe made to those wishing large quantities for forestry purposes and in car-lots. 2 to 3 ft.......... 3 to 4 ft. ‘ 4 to 6 ft. 6 to 8 ft. 8 to 10 f < ne strobus nana. Dwarr Waite Pine. 18 to sylvestris. Scorch Ping. 2 to 3 ft...... 3 to 4 ft. A 4 to 6 ft

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6 to 8 ft. 00 5000 450 00 8 to 10 f 10 00 90 00 10 to 12 ft 12 50 116 00 12 to 14 ft 15 0

thunbergi. Japanese B 50 3 20 00 UZ LOUB ine eee etm estoeie sin wy aeons 75 500 4000

10 00 90 00 Berge of 300 20 00 400 30 00 600 44 00 10 00 90 00 16 00 140 00 24 00 220 00 32 00 44 00 64 00 76 00 Sum peieteeleis’s et seis Wels sitet imate 96 00

Rhododendron carolinianum. A new American species. Clear pink. Absolutely hardy. This is one of our finest introductions and fills a long-felt want for a hardy dwarf Rhododendron with flowers free from any hint of magenta. It was described and named by Alfred Rehder, of the Arnold Arboretum. It is the smallest Alleghanian species, attaining a height of 6 to 8 feet in cultivation. The thick-set leaves are dark green, usually blunt and narrow, covered with rusty dots below, much smaller than either Maximum or Catawbiense. Flower-clusters appear in greatest profusion in June, covering the plant with a rose-colored mantle. Fine for rocky slopes or hillsides, standing exposure unusually well and invaluable as a single specimen or for massing. Each 10

12 to 18 in., clumps $2 50 $22 00

18 to 24 in., clumps 3 400 38 00

DROS ste; CLOUIUDOiciga-G aaae ain gh ese se 6 00 56 00 catawhiense. Of the Carolina mountains. The hardiest of all Rhodo- dendrons. It was this magnificent Rhododendron that over a hun- dred years ago was introduced into Europe, supplying, together with Rhododendron maximum, color and hardy blood to the culti- vated “hybrids,” but with a consequent loss of hardiness; and so ay, for American gardens, where ironclad hardiness is essential, we must turn to the true original species, found on the loftiest, coldest peaks of the southern Alleghanies, where it attains a height of 20 to 30 feet. Considering the extreme hardiness, color of flower, compact growth, and remarkable texture of foliage, which is a deep, shining green, and far superior to the better-known Rhododendron maximum, we can recommend the true native Catawbiense as the finest for general use, withstanding exposure and extremes of temperature where other Rhododendrons fail. Unlike Rhododendron maximum, it is a very free bloomer, with foliage of a dark, rich, lasting green, which never rusts. The trusses are a bright red-purple (in marked contrast to the muddy purple of the semi-hardy, half-breed imported variety), and as sent out by Highlands Nursery is always on its

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The true Rhododendron catawbiense

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Rhododendron catawbiense, continued own roots. For massing to produce a broad-leaved evergreen land- seape effect, there is no plant equal to it in the latitude of the northern United States and Canada, where strictly hardy plants

must be employed. Each 10 100 9 to 12 in., clumps..................$1 25 $12 00 $100 00 12 to 18 in., clumps................. 175 1600 150 00 US 5to 24 in: clumps: 26.52 oc sek aa 275 2600 220 00 2)t0'3 ft, iclhumpss....... 2.06203 .... 400 38 00 350 00

56 00 540 00 86 00

3 to 4 ft., clumps. 4 to 5 ft., clumps. ¢ CO Mite (CULO s,. ccicnistcrs's eviews. iale 6 y

catawbiense hybrids. 12 to 18in............. 2.50 24 00 220 00 ES ge? SRS Pete Stes eee ern 350 34 00 320 00 ZAERO TOU ANG SS dele ete a ation a No.6 SS 5 00 48 00 The following varieties in stock: Abraham Lincoln gloriosum album elegans gloriosum album Boule de Neige Hannibal candidissimum H. H. Hunnewell caractacus H. W, Sargent catawbiense album Ignatius Sargent Charles Bagley Kettledrum Charles Bagshot Lady Clermont Charles Dickens maximum superbum—red Charles 8S. Sargent Mrs. C. 8. Sargent C. S. Rand Mrs. Milner delicatissimum Old Port elegans Parsons’ gloriosum E. 8. Rand Parsons’ grandiflorum everestianum purpureum elegans F. D. Godman roseum elegans giganteum roseum luteum letevirens (wilsonianum). 12 to 18in........$2 50 $22 00 EAR aL ge meh Cie tolcreys) senate wom, abayniiie ec 400 38 00 HEU ML Es wa aikterpnieyslarcune selon,arele or’ 5 00 48 00 maximum. White. 12 to 18in............... 5 46 00 ESS SEC Eee MIN vin ates Gaye jateieuniatentts oun cis He oe 70 00 PAD SE ae Se eee a RS) EO) Sati GLU y5¢ os nieeles bile vane a ACEO ay OLUNIILIS | es 050! Suv pjesme nea ve EOP Lis KOMIMI DS: vip -sis sivicie sfavi ovarrccls ECO 5 CLONES oS s'c Sire eo as wala oe myrtifolivari: 12) to Lams. 05. sc. sw sede ees De OAS a3 siete clans dix vin eines scene seca Taxus baccata repandens. 2 to 3 ft CON Te 3p oe ae te canadensis. Canapian Yew. 6 to 9 in 60 00 PLC AT a. sie ks epetaie ote ays eid es 80 00

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Each Taxus cuspidata (capitata). 9 to 12in......... $1 00 cuspidata brevifolia. 6 to 9in................ 1 00 AD COUSIN wien pinto vicka Neieriacitm es 1 50 Gh ee: Er ES An tre ears euch ao arR cc) Py. 3 50 Thuja occidentalis. American ARBorvir2. Gitar Pins sary ecw ener $60 per 1,000. . 15 Oto Ditch tare aoe $80 per 1,000.. 20 ENA y Les RRL eater eh ete etnies epee ee 40 AS COE sci soit als Sousa atenattard 60 DG Ri Rba eae xia sal stm aca alec sare ara etage nota 1 00 SE ting oer ta aCe eee or 1 50 Se SrtGone Rio ee erent ween) 2 50 Mapeanara or cia tate, Baek ss Vi eee 3 50 Mace /sints tat cate atanatinaas 4 50 Psluveneid obs iste aneiphd aiolat aiatehe sists 6 00 GoLpEN ARBORVIT®

Sale aisha telesie ate ieseanfohetel cin eee eee 3 00 W ETE IG Ye ia lan sa. latetavny Slay eisper adore. adeN Pace 4 00 eal pu igvasdy ats alarsllaytre moatelatatereieapets 6 00

occidentalis pyramidalis. PyramimaL ARBOR- viraz. 12 to 18in.... Se teas wade we 75 18 to 24 in, 1 00 2 to 3 ft.. . 150 3 to 4 ft.. 2 25 4 to 5 ft.. 3 50 5 to 6 ft.. 5 00 6 to 7 ft. 7 00 7 to 8 ft. 9 00 occidentalis wareana. 2 to 3 ft. 3 00 DLO Clete: Sometimes eerie eras 4 00 orientalis aurea conspicua. 18 to 24in....... 2 00 orientalis elegantissima. 18 to 24 in... le PONE ts Se ee ee . 2 50 . 4 00 Reisner - 6 00 Tsuga canadensis. CaNAbrAN Hemock. 6 to 35

OO Lie ccna insite s ochre wae eames : 12 to 18 in... 18 to 24 in...

6 to 7 ft.. 7 to 8 ft..

caroliniana. CaroLina Hemiock. For descrip- tion and illustration of this finest of American conifers, see front page cover. 6 to 9in........ . .8476 per 1,000. . 60

9 to 12in .$760 per 1,000.. 1 00 12 to 181 1 50 18 to 20 in. 2 25 6 to 9 ft., extra specimens..... $30 to 60 00 SIODOMGL SB tO 4 Lbs sie. es GoccwelGe wre ties wane oe 6 00 {anna ni fp 4S oeee eink en ee heat ie svete a 8 00

Acer dasycarpum. See saccharinum. Each ginwiglas U2 to1S iss. seers ore ene aoe $0 60 2 to 3 it. 2 00 6 to 8 ft... : SP LONG sats chay agree wie sornteate platanoides. Norway Mapte. 8 to 10 ft 10 to 12 ft...

12 to 14 ft.

14 to 16 ft.

specimens

rubrum. Scarier MapLe. 3 to 4 ft...........

5 to 6 ft..

6 to 8 ft...

8 to 10 ft saccharinum. Sitver Map.ue. 18 to 20 ft.....12 50 saccharinum wieri. Cur-Leavep Marie.

PAULO Gia, acta ae hele coat eee le 10 00 saccharum. SuGcar Marie. 2 to 3 ft.......... 40

3 to 4 ft 60

4 to 6 ft 75

6 to 8 ft.. 1 25

8 to 10 ft.. 2 00 spicatum. Mountain Marte.

6 to 12 in. Seedlings . .$60 per 1,000. .

1 to 2 ft. Seedlings ...$80 per 1,000. . 20

240s fb. SCENES. 01 sisi coun w ae 25

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$7 00 10 00 24 00 36 00 50 00 120 00 180 00

50 00 70 00 120 00 180 00

28 00 40 00 86 00 132 00 176 00 260 00 400 00 576 00 760 00

50 00 80 00 132 00

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Amelanchier canadensis (botryapium). SHap- Each 10 100 Busu. 4 to 6 ft $0 60 $4 00 6 to 8 ft. 80 6 00 8 to 10 ft. 100 8 00 *' Amorpha microphylla. 1 to 2 ft................ 50 4 00 tennessensis. 1 to 2 ft. Seedlings...$80 per 1,000... 15 120 $10 00 Aronia arbutifolia. Rep Cuoxesperry. 1to2ft. 60 500 4000 2 to 3 ft. 10 8 00 60 00 PuUOcL abit. cee peaee he wena cea n 25 200 18 00 1 to 2 ft. 40 300 2400 2 to 3 ft 60 500 4000 3 to 4 ft 80 720 6000 4to5 100 800 7200 melanocarpa grandiflora. 2 to 3 ft 50 400 36 00

Hardy American Azaleas

The American Azaleas are among the choicest of all ornamentals, whether exotic or native, and were but rarely seen in cultivation before being dis- seminated by Highlands Nursery.

They are seen at their best when planted in large masses and in properly prepared beds, and they richly repay any unusual care given them. Like most ericaceous plants, they love deep, moist, well-drained soil, and these showy native species are particularly adapted to planting in shrub borders and with Rhododendrons, their brilliant blossoms being set off by a back- found of dark foliage. Azaleas can be successfully grown almost anywhere,

ollowing same instructions given for Rhododendrons. The complete hardiness of all the species we offer is unquestionable. No American shrubs equal the native Azaleas, particularly Azalea lutea, for woodland and hillside plantings.

Our cold Carolina mountains have added no more beautiful plants to gardens than these American Azaleas, not even excepting the magnificent broad-leaved evergreen Rhododendrons of world-wide fame.

Azalea arborescens. FRAGRANT Wuire AzALpa. 5 to 15 ft. In June the delightfully spicy fragrant white flowers, with pink stamens, appear in profusion, lasting for weeks. Becomes a spreading clump 3 to 6 feet broad in cultivation; easy culture. The foliage of this variety often colors striking shades of red in late autumn, and is the best of all the genus. The clumps offered have from twenty-five to one hundred stems and are heavily budded with enormous balls.

Each 10 100 12:to 18'in., clumps..o..6..3.6...0 5s $1 75 $16 00 $140 00

18 to 24 in., clumps................. 3 00 2800 260 00 2 to 3 ft., clumps........ .... 4 50 4200 400 00 3 to 4 ft., clumps............ -... 700 64 00 600 00 gandavensis. Guent Azatwa. 12 to 18 in...... 150 14 00 PAID Wht Necatent ai idcodathialare |e diet lamba 3.00 24 00

lutea (calendulacea). Great Frame Azatea. 6 to 15 ft. The most regal of all the species, native or exotic, and a noble representative of our rich Carolina mountain flora. Bartram, speaking of it in his “Travels,” calls it the ‘‘fiery Azalea,” and says: ‘This epithet ‘fiery’ I annex to this most celebrated species of Azalea as being expressive of the appearance of its flowers, which are in general of the color of the finest red lead, orange, and bright gold as well as yellow and cream-color. This is certainly the most gay and brilliant-flowering shrub yet known.”” No more striking landscape effect can be pro- duced than a hillside of Azalea lutea in full bloom. Nearly all quoted above 18 inches are budded. These Azalea lutea are splendid clumps, with a mass of buds, and range in color from light sulphur-yellow to deep red. Where the colors are picked. - — bor aad ac!

will be made. : IWito US in:, clumps... cada. aierans $100 $900 $80 00 bE oye Sb ara 1111) 9); 200 18 00 172 00 rE, erik ey OMALARIS als cise ersld v Gals sche har 3.00 28 00 260 00 DCO hes « CHIMPS .<ieo' ziv'v oir cesideetvtew © 5 00 48 00 440 00

SCO Mes CUELLELIOG oie: « tats AcarwielOlaYe cyca ok 8 00 mollis. 18 to 24in.......... .... 200 18 00

ft.. - 300 28 00 nudifiora. Pinxrer Flower SEO oe WOMB o'oee wns nie vere ere 200 18 00 2 to 3 ft., clumps... .... 300 28 00 BS COS Th, CLUMPS: sc.iccs csie ne enauies 400 36 00

vaseyi. SourHHRN AZALEA. 6 to 15 ft. This showy Azalea was discovered only as late as 1878, and introduced by Highlands Nursery very soon after. It is of easy culture, and is perhaps the most profuse bloomer of all the native species, and the more conspicuous, as its white, pink, or deep rose-colored flowers appear.in early April or May before the foliage, Of erect, slender habit, naturally, in cultivation, it becomes more pereding, while retaining the charming light stem-growth. Autumn usually turns the leaves a deep dark crimson, greatly en-

hancing its beauty and value. Each 10 1 12 to 18i $1 25 $10 00 $90 00 18 to 24 in 225 2000 180 00 2 to 3 ft... A .. 350 32 00 300 00 3 to 4 ft . 500 48 00

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Azalea viscosa. Earty Waite AZALBA. Each 10 100 22 'tO1S ini; GLUMPBss<ccts< cna scien $1 00 $8 00 $72 00

175 1600 140 00 3.00 28 00 260 00

18 to 24 in., clump:

2 to 3 ft., clumps..

3 to 4 ft., clumps....... 400 36 00

4 to 5 ft., clumps, very Rie ie! te 0)

5 to 6 ft., clumps, very heavy........ 10 00

VOCOEAW Re 12 CONG Mla vo stcs ese w sleyetem th eins 250 24 00

Azalea, Aronia and Clethra (growing together).

2 to 5 ft., clumps, very heavy...$3 to 6 00 Berberis canadensis. AMERIC AN BARBERRY.

TER Aitteaie arate ualeenis Sikepetee tO) £000) regelianum. 18 to 24 in............0.:esee eee 60 4 80 2 to 3 ft 2 cae, OO sieboldi. 1 to 2 ft... Bare naterrcs ws 30 280 24 00 2 to 3 ft.. OR Ne 40 360 32 00 sinensis. 18 to 24 in. eacAarth aps iaveia oun Abi aca 60 4 80 thunbergi. Japa» © “Barperry. 12 to 18 in. 40 320 2800 18 to 24 in. 60 480 40 00 thunbergi var. Box- BARBE! RRY. ‘New. 9 to 12in. 150 1200 thunbergi maximowiezi. 18 to 24in.......... 60 4 80 vulgaris. ComMoN BARBERRY. G40; 12 i OCUMNON occa aren ata sats 15 75 4 00 Gite LORI S Saerarctar ance, $80 per 1,000.. 25 160 12 00 GCs oe bate alse ctate cana teas atatniat ci 3 vrais 0G =e 35 240 2000 Betula alba. Evuropr Waite Biren 10 to 20 alba laciniata. European Cut-Leavep Bircx. 7 to 8 ft lenta. Buiack Bircs. y : 4 00 2 to 3 ft 6 00 lutea. YELLOow Bircu. 10 to 12 ft....... Apo. | bo MUNG MEAT ic ceeianatisesaly win vile eters inate t sudie'> 4 00 1B bag OU ICY 9 Peart ao OCICR Dee . 6 00 nigra (rubra). River Bircu. 6 to 8 ft........ 100 800 papyrifera. Parer Bircu. 6 to 8 ft.........., 125 1000 8000 8 to 10 ft.. Sr ame ee 250 2000 160 00 populifolia. Gray Bircn. 7 to8ft............ 100 800 Mea ReISM Dhiciee area ist 69918 aaa are age 3.00 24 00 Buddleia veitchiana. 2 to 3 ft.. 75 600 4800 Calycanthus floridus. Swreer Saurus. 1 to 2 ft. 40 280 Caragana arborescens. Pra Tree. 3 to 4 ft.. 60 arborescens cuneifolia. 1 to 2 ft............. 40 3 60 Carpinus caroliniana. Water Beecu. 4to6ft. 75 6 00 48 00 Bikers btesecctele envy dive. dia cfeceteines a ahs 125 1000 8000 8 to 10 ft.. .... 2 50 20 00 POMGES Steswen sre vis antec 1 oe eUDO, Castanea pumila. CuinKarin. 1 to 2 ft......... 50 64:00 EG eb atest sits asia idipine s ate ae meetarals 80 600 Siro itren scat aval see nuk yirnem 100 800

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Catalpa speciosa. 6 to 8 ft..................... $1 00 $6 00 Cephalanthus occidentalis. Burron Busu. de ah | RRR Icey nk a> ai ee ieee ee 35 2 80 Cercidiphyllum japonicum. Kapsura. TREE Dito SIT iea ce aoute panini) eee 60 4 00 Diba Thiccodss ese teins Cee eee 80 7 20 Cercis canadensis. Rep-Bup. 4 to 5 ft.......... 75 Chionanthus virginica. Waits FRINGE. 18 to 24 in 50 00 ei Pete: See ae 1 00 00 SHO S fhe DANY Secon | orn ae eons: 200 18 00

BORN OR sO DOOR

florida rubra. Rep-rLowertne Doawoop. 2to3 ft. ...... 0 22 00

mas. CorNELIAN Cuerry. 6 to 7 ft.. paniculata (racemosa). 1 to 2 ft.

LOB twain een rugosa (circinata). 2 to 3 ft. stolonifera. Rep Osimr Corn:

3 4 4 3 2 to 3 ft... 60 400 stolonifera aurea. Y 1 to 2 ft. 40 360 $32 00 2 to 3 ft 60 4 00 3 to 4 ft 100 8 00 4to5ft...... 175 16 00 Corylus americana. Haze 35 3 20 2 to 3 ft 50 «4 00 rostrata. Braxep Haze 35 3 20 2 to 3 ft 50 «4 00 3 to 4 ft 75 600 Cotoneaster francheti. 114 to 214 ft...... 125 1000 horizontalis (davidiana). 9 to 12 in..... 150 14 00 Mettouleuanae wie weg 2e cma ok te 200 18 00 Crategus arkansana. 6 to 12 in. Seedlings..... 40 240 arnoldiana: 640 12 ines oo. Os oot cc ck 40 2 40 DtO ai taw, cae deters 100 800 crus-galli. Cocxspur Tuorn. 3 to 4 ft.. >. 15> 16.00 BAO Orita. cise Melee hia cana - 125 10 00 monogyna. | to 2 ft.... x - 60 400 mitidara Tito Sit. 7 cent 60 400 36 00 prunifolia. 6 to 12in. S i 40 3 20 punctata. 3 to 4 ft. 50 4 40 4 to 5 ft. 75 600 TONEY Ae pmo eile Mae Nene 125 10 00 MSSVONT Bliss site cnssransiat ra ean Gnas cB is 175 16 00 PP eae gs) 50 44 40 50 «4 00 40 3 60 60 4 00 25 180 1600 35 320 24 00 50 400 3200 75 6 00 125 10 00 2 00 18 00 3 50 32 00 40 3 60 60 500 4000 Se esate oo Sinaia frock Mee Pree Lan ea 1 00 PPO te The tpicisiiz tee mitians She mete eine 150 12 00 LOL Eb i areas oa hn hee ear 1 75 europeus. BurninG Busu. 2 to 3 ft. : 60 4 00 aT) Foye i einen a Pee ss) latifolius. 6 to 9 in. Seedlings Ee ei 3 25 180 1600 BEG PE.2 5 hrctean col weeienre ban ee ee 50 «4 00 é 150 12 00 200 18 00 75 600 Sean egiaatidem Agee eater 1 25 1000 At SEE aecaoies We Pepe os Beet 1 60 sylvatica. EnGuish Brrecu. | to 2 ft.......... 100 800 SER Slice tice gee oe ee ate cn ie 1 75

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Forsythia intermedia. Hysrip Gotpen Beit. Each 10 100 PMGO Dib er cRieee ins ovis te cineca eine $0 25 $1 80

THOS tes on a... somal 200 18 00 suspensa fortunei. GoLpEN BEL 35 3 20

3 to 4 ft.. 60 500

4 to 5 ft.. 75 6 00

5 to 6 ft.. 100 800

6 to 7 ft 150 12 00 suspensa sieboldi. 1 to 2 ft.................. 40 240

DCL Ebn te haste gh alan areas Soe ele wie as 75 600

Fraxinus americana. AMERICAN AsH. 6 to 8 ft.. 75 600 $50 00

SEO Peaere.r eda eisarte cache svetritiak 125 1000 8000

10 to 12 ft.. 200 18 00

12 to 14 ft 2 50 22 00

Genista tinctoria. WoapwWwAxEN. 6 to 12 in. Seedlings... 25 180 Gleditsia triacanthos inermis. Honsy Locust. 40 3 20 60 5 00 100 8 00 40 3 20 60 5 00 1 00 1 50 2 00 Hydrangea arborescens. Witp HypRANGEA.

1 to 2 ft. Seedlings 25 180 1600 arborescens grandiflora. 12 to .. 60 400 3600 paniculata. 18 to 24.in................000005 60 400

Hypericum aureum. GoLpEeNn St. JoHn Worr.

1 to 2 ft. Seedlings 20 100 8 00

2 to 3 ft. Seedlings... 25 160 1200

US EG eA eee cette rcl rene quate crete alee saat 50 400 30 00 bucklei. Dwarr. 6 to 9 in. spread............ 60 400 36 00 densiflorum. 18 to 24in..................06. 35 300 24 00

BHO ts Btasaca coitcneitst eels 50 4 00 prolificum. 1 to 2 ft. 40 3 60

Ilex monticola. Decimuous Hotty. 2to3ft.... 40 3 60 verticillata. Buack AtpER. 1 to 2 ft........... 50 400 . 32 00 eNO oadbose e wicioe cloiemr om leynicinie nate edhe 75 600 5000 Larix laricina. American Larcu. 5 to 6 ft...... 1 25

Fe BOE iinet x) save ators arate aranarara¥alsrsraraeote cd 2 00

AAU EG LU etsts cic siete 4b eidiety-aisaind ala Wain 4 00 leptolepis euanantert). JAPANESE LARcH.

12 to 18in 75 600

18 to 24 in 100 8 00

ISO Otis ce iinienn ORatersiWan cea, umiscameitre 1 50 12 00

Ca By ee ae ee 2 00

Leucothoe recurva. 12 to 18 in. 40 300 18 to 24in : 60 500 40 00 Ligustrum acuminatum. 6 to 12in. Seedlings. 25 160 12 00

12 to 18in. Seedlings... 35 3 20

amurense. Amoor River PRIVET. form. 1 to 2 ft 25 200 1800

2 to 3 it.. 40 320 2400

3 to 4 ft 60 4 00 ibota regelianum. ReGen Priver. 1to2ft... 35 3 20

DEO ra abemen nc Aan ataliaiatne ac ournacie 60 400 36 00

LO ATE cies cactesia ciemancen'a i aienae 100 8 00

Lonicera chrysantha turkestana. 1 to 2 ft..... 60 4 00 involucrata flavescens. 3 to 4 ft.............. 1 00 morrowi. JAPANESE BusaH HoNn®nYSUCKLE.

FRG obs rstale ite aoa ara ei clapertiarslct are Shenae 40 3 20

SPI Ate tonrtes hating Saleen Barer ee syeretsle 60 4 00 muendeniensis. 1 to 2 ft. Seedlings.......... 30 62 40

LOO Ate aenioasciadiles os eiseaisia nate 70 6 00 segreziensis. 1 to 2 ft. Seedlings............. 40 3 20

PS WGO ess INC ae aisigtctelare eta.nne attra essere 75 trichosantha. 2 to 3 ft.... 75

Lyonia ligustrina. | to 2 ft.. 60 4 00

AEG bedbiawainalstn oa 75 6 00

DUAN Tatts a gor thl ied in tae AUTEN Srachoa's 125 10 00

Malus angustifolia. 12 to 18in.......... 60 4 00 baccata. FLowerina Cras. 2 to 3 ft.......... 50 4 00

BAL eure wateras uid chin Minima a eeaate a nrecate 75 6 00 cerasiformis rubra prunifolia. 2 to 3 ft. 75 coronaria. Native Cras. 2 to 3 ft.... 60 4 00 floribunda. 1 to 2 ft. 40 3 20

2 to 3 ft.. C niet 60 400 36 00

VERDE Easily 2.2.5 fayetpeeecinete csiy esate d 75 600 50 00

TINA eastabt te iaceie eas eleicap hy oa Ret oS 100 8 00 floribunda atrosanguinea. ScarveT CRAB.

2 to 3 ft. 60 400 36 00

75 600 50 00 125 10 00 75 600

GGA LG Ts cits o wet cinta ng arcmaeeteachats 60 4 00

EEA IERS vraseataiete mises aie ate S51 grein tis aa ate 75 6 00

MEOUa Sf Crates sc ac Ohie oceaise x vienie <P a 100 8 00

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Malus prunifolia rinki. 3 to 4 [t........:...... $0 75 Sargenes, £00 G6 iitio set oc «ho co samy war eee sta 175 spectabilis. Saowy Cras. 1 to 2 ft.. -.... 60 $500 $40 00 3 to 4 ft 8 00

20 00 24 00 24 00 40 00 3 32 00 5 40 00 7 60 00 16 144 00 Phellodendron amurense. 1 to 2ft. Seedlings.. 40 2 40 sachalinense. 1 to 2 ft. Seedlings............ 30 200 16 00 2to3ft. Seedlings................. 40 240 2000 3 to4 ft. Seedlings.............000. 60 Platanus orientalis. OrrenTaL PLANE. 8 to 10 ft. Specimens............... 5 00 44 00 Populus rae Carouina Popiar. 8 to 10 ft. 1 25 10 00 0 to 12 ft 175 16 00 12 to 14 ft.. 30 00 maximowiczi. 3 to 4 6 to 8 ft...... 18 00 nigra italica eabeiate BURG Thick ae caaniin ere demest crete. 200 16 00 3 is i ft Seton ee Pemba Oo ea 320 24 00 BO Tiesn wtlei avnas ae area eiteeoees 400 36 00 SOE tite clots ciel peters seolechalemne tS 800 6000 SOUL ORG sais hau larsreesscer tere Sepp neat te 12 00 10 to 12 ft 18 00 Prunus anecioan Witp Pium. 2103 ft. Seedlings....5...5:. 0000.4 25 180 16 00 Me SON Tha ance icen parm Oars oe eR TS 40 320 24 00 GSU EEG aes. oft clef atechcie ate ae nerniene 75 600 5000 WORSE (SILO'S Tisiiosie ohialadv'sccineis semen marie 40 360 32 00 ODA ER sie ravern og nas dh cde aie st eels 60 500 40 00 MTG B Eee scsi pardsscivas aera temas 100 8 00 maritima. Bracn Pium. | to 2 ft. 60 4 00 pumila. Sanp Cuprry. 9 to 12in............ 40 320 2400 1 to 2 ft. Seedlings.. noel: POR OO) tomentosa. Japaness WILD Cuznny. 2 to 3 ft. Seedlings. . Sweetness © BAO Ss 2OAGO WiGO cael bee’, seme eee chinde Mite vives wise sare 50 400 SiO tr ana aatan Neieeustae entrain walaye 100 800 veetainon,: Rep CHoke CHERRY. O'S FE. Reed ngs ioc ces enierasicinde 30 200 vitginians = tinea. YeLtow CHOKE Currey. 1 to 2 ft. Seedlings.............. 30 200 Quercus coccinea. Scarier Oak. 8 to 10 ft..... 4 00 NG tay UB PEs casio cr bse e emma sate - 6 00 np 9 ae ae ee Sete erage peo 00 macrocarpa. ue, Oax. 8 to 10 ft..... 5 00 to is awn ederim alelaiemiae rare Faoe palustris. Pin Oak. 10 to 12 ft.. AZ tO 12 TGs ss velatacclewee TACO LG Fo., cvnaisierieiete ieebeeienedae prinus. Cuestnur Oak. 4 to6 ft............. 2 00 rubra. Rep Oak. 8 to 10 ft. 28 00 10 to 12 ft 40 00 12 to 14 ft. 50 00 Rhamnus dahurica. 3 60 to 5 ft 8 00 Rhodora canadensis. Ruopora. D2 te AS in eases ave. os inet 125 1000 9000 Rhodotypos peaturees Waite Kerria, DIGG Ma taain. osetia es Sete 50 «64 00 3 D WTA Pa iasieka Kosete eaariacsecalvie ha ares 75 600 Rhus canadensis pepulses SWEET-SCENTED Buasac. 6 t6 12 in... oc. veas 25 160 glabra. SmoorH Sumac. 1 to 2 ft. 35 3 20 Robinia kelseyi. FLowerina Locust. 2 to 3 ft.. et 00 8 00 WINGOERS B40 Stk sachets s saeCanvasaomany 100 800 Rosa carolina. 12 to 18 in. Seedlings........... 20 100 8 00 OEMs 12 EONS We ricnn an agin ni ama ein 40 240 lucida. Grossy Rose. 12 to 18in............. 35 3 20 18 to 24in......... arelcteninenas rasan 50 «4 40

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Rosa lucida alba. 6 to 12in. ................5- $0 80 $7 20 $60 00 PO COU Sams sees cape oat Siam cavewrerstelt Fe 100 800 macrophylla. 2 to 3 ft...........0seeeecarees 1 00 nitida. 6 to 12in. Seedlings.................. 25 180 1600 12 to 18in. Seedlings............... 30 ©6200 2 nutkana. 6 to 12in. Seedlings............... 40 240 2000 nutkana hispida. 6 to 12in. Seedlings....... 40 2 40 rugosa. JAPANESE Rose. 1 to 2 ft............. 40 240 2000 DCO RENN ee cacahidins pears sai selena ee 7 600 5000 rugosa alba. Ware JAPANESE Rose. lto2ft. 50 400 30 00 sermmenovi, 110.2 Thee ones hea eee eee 60 4 00 spinosissima. Scorcu Ross. 1 to 2 ft......... 75 600 5000 woodsi. 1 to 2 ft.... 40 3 20 2 to 3 ft...... 60 5 00 Rubus deliciosus. Rocky Mountain F RRASPEEREY; G60 ho Othe «ysis aoc or mee ties 5 600 odoratus. FLOWERING Raspperry. 1 to2 ft... 35 3 20

SALIX. Our collection of Willows covers almost all the species that are planted in the Arnold Arboretum, and we have others in smaller quantities that have lately been discovered in China and elsewhere. Many of the Willows are charming dwarf and semi-prostrate shrubs, notably beautiful, with bright yellow, brown, and green branchlets, or sometimes covered with a white bloom. The catkins are extremely showy and range from tiny balls of down to golden yellow spikes. Most of them thrive well in both dry soils and in very moist loca-

tions. acutifolia. 15 to 25 ft. Branchlets dark-colored, covered with bloom; long, narrow leaves. Each 10 100 Lr | Se No hor ea a coe $0 40 $3 20 Batea G@ itissrek «, concuuerdd teeta early a 60 400 $36 00 alba. Wuire Witiow. Large tree. 3 to4ft.... 60 4 00 SCOIG Mteoccisce mito aslomraltare ripe mares 80 720 6000 alba calva. Tree to 50 feet, with bluish green, smooth foliage. Pyramidal habit. 3 to4ft.. 40 3 20 A tor Sites. ace taay sa ware ea Mens s 60 4 00

alba splendens (regalis). Roya WiLLow. 30 to 60 ft. Very rich silvery foliage; fine as a single specimen or in groups. 4 to 5 ft. - 400 36 00 Bi CO28 Eta sieiafa rua alos Sle) asetsiavetapalreles avs 75 600 5000 ambigua. 2 to3ft. With creeping stems; smooth branchlets; fine sort. 1 to 2 ft.............. 3 austriaca (grandifolia x purpurea). Tall shrub or small tree, with medium-sized broad-

ish leaves, grayish below. 2 to 3 ft.......... 40 3 20 Ba AEE: sion oh swe ee eilatsisrarcata’ sfatateaa 60 4 00 babylonica var. From China. 40 to 60 ft. Wavy bright green foliage; very pendulous branches. Lae oh ee an ieee Amen nie, 1 00 blanda. Wisconsin Weepinc. Medium tree. Glaucous foliage. 4 to 5 ft............0000 60 5 00 cinerea. 15 to 25 ft. Tomentose branchlets; leaves downy on both sides. 2 to 3 ft....... 40 320 24 00 B RONG Ths done era's aicurdn a eersiead = ann 75 600 50 00 cordata. Shrub to 15 feet, with long leaves and conspicuous catkins in spring. 1 to 2 ft 40 3 20 oO as 60 5 00 ANOS Livesets oh tie 80 7 20 elegantissima. THuRLow's WEEPING WILLOW. 40 to 60 ft. Rapid growth; one of the best of the pendulous forms. 2 to 3 ft......-...... 30 240 2000 Dito eticias, see oe aaa Pan poe ee ae 50 400 32 00 erdingeri cremensis. Tall shrub; broad leaves, pubescent. 6't0.6 ft... ve rcscw see enaiina a 75 600 fragilis bullata. Tall shrub of compact habit, with large, smooth leaves. 1 to 2 ft......... 30 2 40 Sto AW Shs lsc tee esis aie ae ements 60 5 00 fragilis var. Tall shrub with rather narrow, smooth leaves. 2 to 3 ft.........eeee eee eee 40 3 20 DS tO ftaa cy ss ecuna paises alee aha fie Swe 60 5 00 glaucophylla. Shrubby; striking thick foliage; one of the best. 2'to 3 ft.........eccscseee 60 5 00 CO | ASP ee ehh renters cite = eG 80 7 20 40 320 2400 60 500

grandifolia. Shrub to 10 feet with rather large, broad leaves, bluish below. Titi eins seanie Caletertiae marie et ketone 40 3 20 hastata, female. Shrub to 6 feet. Young branch- lets pubescent; older brown; serrate leaves t

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CATALOG OF BOXFORD NURSERY

DECIDUOUS TREES AND SHRUBS, continued

Salix irrorata. CoLorapo WiLLow. ' Dwarf. Each 10 100 BLOM Miss Me okesely Se vralewe Pees keaes vias $0 40 $3 20 lestadiana (cinerea x lapponica). Low shrub; pubescent branchlets; flowers before the Loaiweg ls LOR Ebss ioe’ iets alti ainnves alerere a eitteve 40 3 20 latifolia (caprea x myrsinifolia). Tall shrub ’ or small tree with rather broad, medium-sized LORVORS 8 UND Sh ian states Paced galnaad vere a 40 3 20

lucida. Tall shrub or tree to 20 feet, with large shining long-pointed leaves; male catkins late, golden yellow; very handsome. 2to3ft. 40 3 20 $24 00

PR hae ica ny Nels Wiser Starr a,« arose 60 5 00 ludificans. Shrubby, smooth leaves, glaucous ena SkGVe Lor eee cee ae sos. soa ha ak 40 3 20

myrsinifolia. Shrubs up to 12 feet. Broad, acute leaves, glabrous above and woolly underneath.

POU URCD UNGER ESTE nee ae Or ae even a 60

2 't0.3'ftc. nc. oti 40 3 20 BHO Diltes combed eis sass cee eo eee 60 5 00 DAO Othe, Sam ene anton ed sa ehie hitsln a nie’s 80 7 20 myrtilloides, female. 2 to 3 ft. Shrub or tree; very showy foliage. 3 to 4 ft............... 60 500 4000 MA Dotti GW datecunad Woon ts cxaaai te 80 neriifolia pempanes X grandiflora). 3 to 6 feet. Shrub; young branchlets pubescent, later smooth green or brown. 2 to 3 ft...... 60 500 pentandra. LAUREL-LEAVED WiLLow. 40 to 60 feet. Shiny foliage; rapid grower, 1 to2 ft... 30 240 2000 YEONONGe tary vcreiiea hina atze ote ‘ 3 20 4 to 6 ft. ; 500 4000 6 to'Siftnis. 4 8 00 petiolaris. Shrub to 10 feet, w AULD Mitton as revo teil ouaehre eae ee 5 00 MTG Des err ep Act ease eka se © 7 20 phylicifolia. 3 to 5 feet. Branchlets smooth; polished, glossy foliage. 12 to 18in......... 40 320 2400 OR OR LIne Mince a tans oF acct Satie 60 500 phylicifolia crowiana. Shrub to 5 feet, with stout branches and rather broad leaves, whitish below. 1 to 2'ft..............0cees 40 3 20 piperi. Shrub to 20 feet; dark brown branchlets; large leaves! ‘30 4:ft. scc.ca ave eave cesses 40 3 20 purpurea. Shrub or small tree to 15 feet, with slender purple branches, and rather small, narrow leaves. Much used for fine basket- work abroad) 3 to4 fies) edie ic ess 40 3 20 CAUCE LD UR eaie eaoet ANC ay hein RPE ge 60 500 purpurea amplexicaulis. Small tree. Similar to S. purpurea, but leaves broader. 1 to 2 ft.... 60 500 purpurea kecksi. Little different from S. pur- RULED: AUD eaters surecisneal ace ayerd ever dere brass 40 3 20 Oto foc..c a pvietnhs. £18 0s ave Acoma 80 7 20 purpurea lambertiana. Purpie Osier. Shrub or small tree with slender purple branches. 2 to 3 ft 40 320 2400 3 to 4 ft 60 5 00 4 to 5 ft 80 720 6000 5 to 6 ft. 100 8 00 purpurea sericea. Small tree. Similar toS. pur- purea but leaves silky. 3 to 4 ft............ 40 3 20 MGO The oa esentutl ee amsarer ie 60 500 repens, female. Fine dwarf procumbent species. Dr HOPSiPtss vcxis care 60 500 3 to 4 ft... 80 7 60 repens argentea. Dwarf shrub with smallsilvery white leaves; 12't0) 18 iB. ssc... akale occas 60 500 x reuteri (daphnoides x elwagnus). Tall shrub; older branchlets brown and often covered with bloom; narrow dark green leaves. DUOIS: Meer aaa ies dines eens 3 60 500 rubens. Tree with fragile branches; a hybrid be- tween S, alba and S. fragilis. 2 to 3 ft....... 30 2 40 SOO Es tans tetas salsa - 60 500 4000 DO tOOits 5s ve Sfetstecol tate tea bbs 80 7 60 rubens palustris. Tree with fragile branchlets. BLO abe Satheran cata ase yn meres Rees 40 3 20 60 500 40 3 20 30 240 20 00 40 320 24 00 sericea. One of the best dwarf species. 1to2ft. 40 320 24 00 5 5

sieboldiana. Upright shrub; young branchlets tomentose, older glabrous; fine dark green

foliage, white underneath. 1 to 2 ft......... 30 62 40 BTS Ao ceaicerntine ds Out le aPoclety «along 40 3 20 COAL on Son oe UME eee cn cantak 60 5 00

KELSEY’S ivencreens

CATALOG OF BOXFORD NURSERY

DECIDUOUS TREES AND SHRUBS, continued

Salix sordida. wall shrub, with long, dull meen ain 10 100 leaves; 3: 0,4 ihe). stare ee omen estes $5 00 BD.) JAPAN. B00 MGs a8, reat wa elenomeiie a 5 00 stipularis. Small tree to 15 feet, with tomentose

branches and long leaves, densely downy be- TOs DOS L664 ace cosc co yejccs ss cls eee ee 40 320

tetrapla. Shrubby, shiny leaves, a cross between S. basal oi a and S. phylicifolia. 1 to 2 ft.. 40 t.

viminalis. Tree to 30 or 40 feet. Much used for

basketwork abroad. 3 to 4 ft 30 40 Ge Shwe ctercis pusiein eereeele 40 20 Bitov@ Ft. str sic aos «ast viet some et 60 00

viminalis gmelini. Tree with long, narrow leaves, shining silvery white below. 4 to5ft. 40 Sambucus canadensis. AmpricaN ELDER.

Pr WONSe WwW od Tw to So

50 00 60 00 $40 00 80 20 1 00 00 canadensis chlorocarpa. 2 to 2 ft. 1 00 00 Sorbus americana. AMERICAN MounTAIN ASH. BitO'D Lhencndhs ieee eta necsia east 80 20 AVEGIED EGA cov ere oie: ester eho kde Mimrinererae 1 00 00 aucuparia. eet Moounrtarn Asn. EUsinyseetavstanatat atc rea oc herent Ne 150 12 00 8 ms LOT. 55 Gao aoc alee pans eee nes 2 50 22 00 Spirea aarbony. Waterer. 6 to 12 in. aes 40 3 20 12 to 18 in 60 5 00 arguta. 5 to 6 ft.... Se) A800) GEOnT Avs rie srtinsss alent 150 12 00 eallosa alba. 12 to 18 in., clumps............. 50 04:00 thunbergi. feet Gar.anp. 2 to 3 ft.. : 50 «4:00 SHG A ite ees caccw scsi ease ee 80 7 20 tomentosa. Santis Buse. 2'to 3.ft:..54 322i 60 5 00 van houttei. BrinaL WreatuH. 2 to 3 ft....... 50 400 32 00 SHUM os am sani incase marrertseeterraeta ai 75 600 50 00 Stewartia pentagyna. ALLEGHANY STEWARTIA. UO eats cncaelca as porte'g] vinas ototecete terse BRE 25 10 00 Symphoricarpos racemosus. SNOWBERRY. z (Rd Sea Be EAM eens ate toc en 60 500 40 00 3 to 314 ft iz clhabeiate sian aio heats wena 80 720 60 00 BAO EG dies ccias orate tate toe ee 100 800 70 00 racemosus levigatus. 1 to 2 ft............... 60 5 00 vulgaris. CorRALBERRY. 2 to 3 ft............... 60 500 40 00 BS Eel Wa Ue cin ime Sroraie teins ohtabecatectaye 80 7 60 Syringa. Named lilacs on own roots. Charles X.S. Linac. 2 to 3 ft................. 1 25 10 00 Dame Blanche. D. Wiitz. 1 to 2 ft.......... 75 6 00 PAGE bacorG, aracararenmala ata eae igs bg met aie 125 10 00 Geheimrath Ryder. 2 to 3 ft................. 100 8 00 BODIE cs setae hs the en eereats 150 1200 josikeea. S. Purpie. 4 to 6 ft.............0... 150 12 00 Ludwig Spaeth. 8. DAaRK-CRIMSON-PURPL 2 to 3 ft. 150 12 00 Mme. aoe neers D. White. 1 to 2 ft..... 100 8 00 BD idid bios areieiely Solera cla Voriete -. 150 1200 Mme. ime D. White. 1 to 2 ft. 100 800

Mons. La orn ee pale, White. 2 to 3 ft. : 00 68 00 4 to

in Winkie ed Sale ow ahatne aimee 50 12 00 pyramidalis. Fins azure-rose, 2 to 3 ft......... 100 800 Rubra de Marley. S. Purplish red. 1 to 2 ft.... 1 25 10 00 verschaffelti. 8. Dark red. 2 to 3 ft -- 100 800 5 to 6 2 18 00 500 40 00 720 60 00 10 00 90 00 vulgaris alba. S. Common White Lilac. 2 to 3 ft., clumps.. - 80 720 60 00 3 to4 ft., clumps... 125 1000 9000 Tilia americana. Amprican LinpEn. 4 to 6 ft.. 75 600 SitG LO Peel ent riven cor eeemaer 150 12 00 10 to 12 ft.. 200 18 00 160 00 12 to 14 ft. 3.00 28 00 heterophylla. Wuirr Basswoop. 6 to 8 ft.. 125 10 00 tomentosa. Sitver Linpen. 6 to7 ft......... 200 18 00 vulgaris (europea). HurorEAN LINDEN. 2 to 14 ft. 00 16 to 18 ft.. 00 18 to 20 ft. 00 Ulmus americana. American Exim. 6 to 8 ft.... 1 00 800 70 00 8 to 10 ft. 150 1200 100 00 00 18 00 160 00 00 3600 340 00 00 36 00

My,

KELSEY’S aicdodenaronsand Azateas

CATALOG OF BOXFORD NURSERY

DECIDUOUS TREES AND SHRUBS, continued Vaccinium corymbosum. HicHspusH BLUEBERRY. Each 10 100

6to9in. Transplants.............. $0 30 $2 40 $20 00

9to12in. Transplants............. 40 320 2400

U2 FOUIB UN sects ee accatinces in oehe She 60 500 4000

BRO tea aidlsaleaiares wpisvec injec wists @ stove 150 1200 100 00

3 to 4 ft. Specimens................ 300 28 00 240 00

4to5 ft. Specimens................ 400 3600 340 00

5 to 6 ft. Specimens................ 600 5000 400 00 ‘erythrocarpum. 1 to 2 ft........ 60 500 pallidum, 6 /t6:9:ni6 32 Ss ess aie esen ss ; 40 320 24 00 stamineum. DerrerBERRY. 12 to 18 in £61 60) | B00 vitis-idea. Foxperry. 3 to 6in............... 100 8 00

Viburnum acerifolium. Mapiecpar V. 1to2ft. 50 4 00

americanum. 6 to 12 in. Seedlings........... 25 160 1200

1 to 2 ft 60 500 cassinoides. Suawnnrn Haw. 40 3 20

2 to 3 ft 60 5 00

3 to 4 ft. 80 7 20

4 to 5 ft 125 10 00

5 to 6 ft. 200 18 00 dentatum. Arrow-woop., 4 to 5 ft 1 25 10 00

5 to 6 ft 175 1600 144 00

6 to 7 ft. 200 18 00 lantana. WAYFARING TREE, 1 to 2 ft.......... 75 600 50 00

POR cae nascenwn vec uss em iee 125 1000 lentago. SHEEPBERRY. 1 to 2 ft............... 50 400 30 00 WOM Ss SOA ks sera hie ais sik aia's twine se abe se 100 800 NUM ID TOMS Se isc penas vase seas 40 3 20 opulus (oxycoccus). Hicupush CRANBERRY.

AUG REL Relacercinter distant teil: si ota aaa 150 12 00

Pt Oritene Wak ees oulaanin Nas 6 ete s 2 50 22 00 opulus nanum. 6 to 9in..................00- 40 3 20

MEG UEB AT fos winaicier ea'9. vil ateatne aie oraiale ce 80 7 20

US HONLG ARM raiisdriaceleeatatemerne 4 25 10 00

18 to 24 in.. 5 4 75 16 00 sargenti. 1 to 2 ft.... 00 68 00 tomentosum. 2 to 3 ft... 75 6 00

GOAT. SHORUULS., Ualccwesh tee cnc atte 25 10 00

DONG Bi ORG ieee sisikarc sees octet 00 18 00

Zanthorhiza apiifolia. Yertow Roor.

Ditord Se insieseosrtea’s cas nhs ween ae 30 240 20 00

BS COS TT POLUMDSS cen ci < wei ge ea 50 400 3200

18 to 24 in., heavy clumps........... 80 720 46000

Vines and Climbing Plants

Each 10 100

Actinidia arguta. Sitver Vine. Strong......... $0 75 $6 00

Akebia quinata. Strong... ..5/...0.cecsccceses 75 00

Ampelopsis aconitifolia, 1 to 2 ft.............. 75 00 quinquefolia engelmanni, | to 2 ft........... 40 20 tricuspidata veitchi. 2-yr., heavy............ 60

Aristolochia sipho. DurcHMan Prien. 1 to 2ft... 60

CARR CCI OD i= i=)

Celastrus orbiculatus punctatus. 1to2ft. Light. 20 60 $12 00 DDO aorta irelar steiarialaiciniaste Seaw jares 50 00 32 00 SOT tend: nde cawiereoerie ee nine 75 00 scandens. Birrersweket. 1 to 2 ft 40 20 Clematis ligusticifolia. BIETON Memicic tice een, Septal inate oy icin Secieects 60 500 paniculata. Japanese CLemar 40 3 20 RIGO VY oc cnt te eae nee 60 500 virginiana. Vircin Bower. Strong.. 40 3 20 Euonymus obovatus. 9 to 12in................ 40 3 20 radicans. Ciimpine Evonymus. Strong....... 40 3 20 ONY are saree a clans OA A TE tie n b eTe 60 500 radicans minimus (kewensis). Strong........ 75 600 radicans variegatus. Strong.................. 60 500 radicans vegetus. 6 to 12in.................. 50 4 00 CACO SAU an age het GSR Oiler ee ente 75 600 Lonicera japonica halliama. Hau. Honpy- BUCKLES OLPONE 46 ake bs claivis wie'uren ieee 50 400 32 00 sempervirens. Corns, Honnysuck.y. 1to2ft. 50 4 00 EV CUNTE UNITRIN, of ne Sess cath oe Alea 50 «64 00 Rosa, Climbing and Trailing.................. 75 600 5000 Dorothy Perkins. ait pink. Setigera. Single deep rose. ~ Crimson Rambler. Crimson. Tausendschon. Rosy carmine, Excelsa. Crimson. Tennessee Belle. Pink. Pink Rambler. Pink. Veilchemblau. Reddish lilac. Queen of the Prairie. Bright pink, White Perkins. White. striped white. _ Wichuraiana. Pure white, in Silver Moon. Silvery white, yellow clusters, center. Yellow Rambler. Yellow. Schizophragma hydrangeoides. Cuimina Each 10 YDRANGEA.......... ecutiterorsic lec mainorniesis $1 50 Vitis heterophylla. 1 to 2 ft.................... 60 $5 00 Wisteria frutescens magnifica................. 1 00 MEE as Goins en awn eae nae sak ose 1 00 RITLOTIRIE BING OS aaa aint: Foca we hci ene bieene 1 00

KELSEY’S *ivercretns

CATALOG OF BOXFORD NURSERY

Hardy Herbaceous Perennials

A general collection of herbaceous plants usually offered in American catalogues will be supplied at 40 cts. each, $2.40 for 10, $20 per 100, in strong plants; clumps of many varie- ties can be supplied at double these prices. Rare varieties will be charged for according to value. Wachie-16 100

Acta rubra. Rep Baneserry. l-yr. Seedlings..$0 30 $2 40 $20 00 Asters, native, in varicty............sccseeeeees 20 180 1600 Carex fraseri. EVERGREEN SEDGE..............+ 30 62 40 Dicentra eximia. Witp Buieepinc Heart.

CURD PBS 58 Gia ese ods ho tela Ma eet lien oer vo 40 360 32 00 Galax rhe Corrsroor. Clumps..........+-+ 5004 40 Helianthus decapetalus................0.505-- 30 240 20 00 Hemerocallis fulva. Ye row Day Lity......... 30 240 20 00 Boepatioa trilopac so. wece ce ccet css nees 30 240 20 00 Iris levigata (kaempferi). Japanese IRis....... 30 240 20 00 WA MELIG BPIGBUR wie cep aie ieee sole cine Savarese, crate nie 30 240 20 00 Lilium hansoni. JAPANESE Species. Ist size.... 100 8 00

tenuifolium. SreeriaAn Corav Liny. Istsize.. 60 5 00 tigrinum. Ticer Liy. Ist size.............. 30 240 2000 For other American Native Lilies, see page 23.

Monarda didyma. Ber BALM...........-..5+5 30 2 40 MBEMLONR oy os vote ee ale ee Vols nels aie ale cieeiela’= 30 240 200 Peeonin, MISO couse op caste mel ernie ieee areca 40 360 382 00

Bbrong cltimpsii. ss :jeae +s sls nv ov oe 100 860 80 00 Parnassia caroliniana.............-...++000005 30 240 20 00 PAIGK MUMMO IRS os wes pie stevens cig rie euler sls pistes 5 eal aaate a 30 240 20 00 paniculata, in variety... 00.0636 .e ss ccse ese 30 240 2000 MUGMIMPAG Cgcioe ta serait ns ereodhcid Ua ieee as 40 360 32 00 subulata. Purple. Clumps.............--+.-- 30 240 20 00 Bright pink. Clumps... 30 240 2000 subulata alba. Wuirr PHLox 30 240 2000 Polygonatum commutatum. Sotomon Suart... 30 2 40 Porteranthus (Gillenia) stipulata. Strong...... 30 2 40 Sanguinaria canadensis. BLooproor. l-yr. Seed-

Miata Se ac fee eeicanre stant rate is’snl epiaeitneinacale 20 180 1600 Sarracenia catesbxi, drummondi, minor, psit-

tacina, purpurea, rubra...............++ 40 3 60 Suxiirawe wardoue ss foe cs dics vs owe ies vs 40 3 60 Sedum (Stonecrop) in variety .............-+++ 30 240 2000 Sempervivum arachnoideum, fimbriatum, glob-

SIGE, COOLORTIN coe cre suieemaes pues 30 240 2000 Solidago. GoLpENROoD, in variety 20 180 1600 Stenanthium robustum. Mountain FEATHER

FEGMBOR, IRE BISCS. siois-t cts’ ojois'e > o’ viv arsiote vee 40 360 32 00 Stokesia cyanea......... 30 240 20 00 Thermopsis caroliniana 30 240 £20 00 Thymus serpyllum album, and lanuginosus... 30 240 20 00 Trillium grandifiorum. LarGgE-rLOWERED WAKE-

OBEN ecsls wele.vic oie: solvers sin bieierne Ma Cp ears ois 20 100 6 00 Viola pedacas Clumpa., cai. < seiccietleinins ote Viusele rs 20 180 16 00

POARtH DIODIGES 525: cree oe cag Santee sd sinwce vie 30 240 20 00 WUOoe MARIO SORR ede ces ereeine alts ccs sts 50 400 36 00 glauca. Anam NEEDLES «0.650. 06J5) eee cy wanes 50 Ferns Adiantum pedatum. MaimenHair Fern........ 30 240 20 00 Asplenium ebeneum...............:..:ee eee ee 30 240 20 00 filix-foomina. Lapy FERN.................6++ 30 240 20 00 trichomanes. Mamennarr SPLEENWORT...... 30 240 20 00 Cystopteris bulbifera. Buapper Frern...... ee 30 240 20 00 fragilis. BrirTte FErn...........00eeeesseee 40 360 32 00 Dennstedtia (Dicksonia) punctilobula. Hay- PCTHONIT MANY STUMEEINY ins a's wi0/as vale eae wlacp aie sie alainrave 20 180 1600 Dryopteris acrostichoides. Daccur Frern...... 30 240 2000 pn OS ae Ree Seen RO Oe Demin cnn rae 40 3 60 CRIBUAS UR 608 05.074 8 ao la ea ils ad Mao Aae Rees 30 240 20 00 goldiena. Go.pir Frern.. 40 3 60 marginalis. Suieip Fern 30 240 20 00 noveboracensis. s 30 240 20 00 spinulosa. SpinuLosE SHIELD FERN..........- 30 240 2000 thelypteris. MarsH Suietp Fern............ 30 240 2000 Lygodium palmatum. C.impine FerRn......... 40 3 60 Matteuccia (Onoclea) struthiopteris.......... 40 ~ 3 60 Onoclea sensibilis. Sensitive FERN............ 30 2 40 Osmunda cinnamomea. CINNAMON FER 40 360 32 00 claytoniana. CLayron Fern 40 360 32 00 regalis. Royau Frern...... - 40 360 32 00 Phegopteris |g Lp oe eam caine . 380 240 2000 Phyliitis scolopendrium.................. 5 75 600 Polypodium vulgare. PoLypopy..............+- 20 1 80 Woodsia obtusa. BLuNtT-Lopep Woopsia........ 30 2 40

price-lists or quotations 19

PRICES in this catalog abrogate all previous

Price-List of Highlands Nursery

SPECIAL NOTICE

Highlands Nursery, Pineola, North Carolina, lies on the crest of the Alleghany Mountains, at 3,800 feet elevation, insuring absolutely hardy stock. Itis the native home of the most beautiful and hardiest Broad-leaved Evergreens and Ericaceous pat indigenous to America. ,

Labor conditions and lack of adequate elipoius facilities have made it seem best to close out this nursery. Much of the best material is already growing at my Boxford Nursery where soil and a vigorous New England climate combine to produce well-nigh perfect conditions for propagating these fine things. : ; ‘ +

It is an excellent opportunity to secure fine material at prices that will probably not be duplicated again. Those wishing car-lots will do well to correspond with me at once and secure very special rates.

For our customers who may wish ‘collected’? Rhododendrons and Kalmias we will still continue to handle these direct from the high southern mountains. See page 24.

DECIDUOUS AND EVERGREEN Trees, Shrubs, Woody Vines

NOTE.—Al plants are transplanted and nursery-grown, unless plainly marked otherwise. This is a catalog of nursery-grown plants growing at my Highlands Nursery, Pineola, North Carolina.

All communications should be addressed: Harlan P. Kelsey, Owner, Salem, Massachusetts.

Abies fraseri, Fraser Batsam Fir. Each 10 100 3 to 4 ft é 4 to 5 ft. 5 to 6 ft. 6 to 8 ft.

Acer saccharum. 2 3 to 4 ft 4 to 6 ft.

50 64 00 yea regions engelmanni “Collected” plants at $30 per 1,000. Ar;

Se epinoea= Sto 2 TE vcs evacie ce ees 15 100 Aronia arbutifolia. 1 to 2 ft.. 30 200 A GOG Lhivcasre vent 40 300 erythrocarpa. 2 to 3 ft. 25 200 DCO AE ain a aie niet oole 40 300 melanocarpa (nigra). 1 to 2 ft.. 20 1650 1200 PTS SE SR aes 40 300 25 00 3 to 4 ft... 60 400 35 00 AD bse oad Sida hoes oe ere 75 5 00 Azalea arborescens. 6 to 12in............ - 40 300 25 00 D2 tO USNS. te. ve eis eros 5 65 500 45 00 18 to 24 in...... - 100 7650 6500 6 to 12 in., clumps. 100 800 7500 12 to 18 in., clumps 140 1000 9000 18 to 24 in., clumps. . oa see 250 18 00 Zito ST; ClWMPSS ss ckenee sen science 400 35 00 lutea. Grear FLame AZALEA. 35 250 20 00 DOUG ES Anos vanessa anit ted asc 50 400 3000 TSite 2h ance se ices 75 500 40 00 6 to 12 in., clumps... 65 450 35 00 12 to 18 in., clumps... 100 800 7000 18 to 24 in., clumps 150 1400 115 00 SHtersiet., OMMPSs\ ase. cis neers e 200 18 00 160 00 O:tO;A fk. 5 CLUE ie wet anes witcce aren 300 25 00 mudifiora. G\tol2inis iar. denac sss yee. 35 250 1800 VECO AMS hice Meklepuis ot o.cmiwne aa 50 44 00 12'to: 18 inj clumpe.... -s00ecesnnns 80 7 50 vaseyi. 6 to 12 in 50 350 30 00 12 to 18 in 75 600 5000 18 to 24 in 1 50 6 to 12 in., clumps..............0..% 125 1000 viscosa. 6 to 12 in 40 250 2000 2 to 18 in 50 350 30 00 18 to 24 in 75 600 650 00 Gitowlainy olumipg...erscsaeceee eee 75 600 12 to 18 in., clumps. 100 800 65 00 18 to 24 in., clumps. 150 1000 8000 Benzoin estivale. 6 to 12 in. . 15 100 8 00 Betula populifolia. 1 to 2 ft. 10 50 4 00 12 60 5 00 15 75 6 00 18 100 8 00 20 125 1000 20 1 50 15 125 1000 15 125 1000 65 500 100 750 6000 150 1200 Castanea pumila, CuInKAPIN. 3 to 4 ft. . 60 4 50 akve a's spies sas site iaras'aiee es ei 100 800 Celastrus orbiculatus 25 200 1600 DiS Riis nc tas evarleaeat cosh 0 35 300 20 00 Beandenss to. 2 iG saan sana wiacinakiay 20 1 50 Chameedaphne calyculata. 12 to 18in.......... 35 200 16 00 EB 20 St ABA Gaengeiie soreness thy eo 50

KELSEY’S ivexcreens

CATALOG OF HIGHLANDS NURSERY

TREES, SHRUBS, WOODY VINES, continued

Each 10 100 Clethra acuminata. 1 to 2 ft................45. $0 20 $1 50 2 to 3 tt 30 862 50 3 to 4 ft 50 400 $30 00 4 to 5 ft. 75 6 00 alnifolia. 6 to 12 in. 20 1450 1200 1 to 2 ft. 35 250 2000 Comptonia asplenifolia. 1 to 2 ft............... 20 150 12 50 Corylus americana. 1 to 2 ft................... 25 150 12 50 2 to 3 ft 35 250 20 00 3 to 4 ft 50 400 30 00 4 to 6 ft. 80 700 60 00 6 to 8 ft.. 100 9 00 rostrata. 1 to 2 ft.. 20 150 12 50 2 to 3 ft.. 35 862 50 15 00 3 to 4 ft 50 400 30 00 4 to 6 ft 75 6 00 45 00 Crategus coccinea. 4 to 12 in 10 80 7 00 NEGO ee ebe's a stern bis) oh 20 100 2 to 3 ft. 30 62 00 3 to 4 ft. 40 300 punctata. 6 to 12 in. > 10 60 5 00 3 to4f 40 300 6 to 8 ft 60 500 Gaylussacia baccata (resinosa). 6 to 12 in...... 20 150 £1000 peti iite ae sretctaranieins este eth Creer cote 30 200 18 00 MENARAS Ut Ohi titts g des cra s ora ste Seam ere eoezel el? 50 «64 00 Hydrangea arborescens. 1 to 2 ft............... 30 2 50 18 00 Hypericum aureum. | to 2 ft.............-..-. 25 200 1600 Ditnaihios celeron cia oe ako 35 3 00 Ces NG aN EO STG is iia a wnteley rue wae 20 100 8 00 EEO ab hte helix x erS say Pm eva aotenat es fos wh 30 «62 00 yet Cp hr an OF oe? | See ree io eu hiee earnest 30 62:00 DITO Natne Maur eee TAG Acorse es attic a spaele 40 300 20 00 Tax decks se lito.e fies cnc scars os ast rwaiee ey eee 25 2 00 Dito steam cate att alone e meio ee 40 3.00 META: sehr eh ch ets tee MG ha oor kialare 60 4 00 AGEING bese e lesan mee Gd See ee 100 8 00 prety ris (ied } ee wR Sie RR Seem ieery sce sseoriegr Creag ance 25 1 50 12 00 RAS bits cael aisinists als law soels pl eussaleye crate 40 250 18 00 Saber tye) ete ahases atice Wales Guctciansteh ahs 75 «5 00 ASEAN A Udy otis. g coe key oelcten, Rost hats ree 100 800 DORR UO UO Lae Nhes waists cate tie ne le aria sd eke where 30 2 50 DAS TT | no Rn PI irae Sot 150 10 00 3 to 4 ft " peer a, 4 to 5 ft.. .. 3 00 verticillata. 1 to 2 ft............ : Jos 0 7300 Kalmia augustifolia. 6 to 12in................ 25 200 URLS RAR croen g alates Bea. clots St are bia hae 50 400 30 00 latifolia. Mountain Laure. 9 to 1l2in....... 380 2 00 Bag NUS PROS ATAS soasvre pariuta x bie Potala ate re et as 45 400 30 00 Ae ek Nite oy cn Sia rerh careneey amen elernle 75 600 50 00 12°to 18 ini, clumps: .. 0.235.052... 1°00: -§:00 - 75.00 18 to 24 in,, clumps............... . 200 16 00 150 00 For Kalmia in earload lots, see page 24. Leiophyllum buxifolium. 6 to 12in............ 25 200 1S ita Eee ee seein aries 40 3 50 prostratum. 1- to 3-in., spread............... 20 1450 1200 Bai fAlG-101;5 SPNCBA sab vtercderiw eran siarh 30 250 20 00 Leucothoe catesbei. 12 to 18in................ 25 200 15 00 DSL SNe, MUM DA Tae onus vis ine = 75 600 5000 18 to 24 in., clumps................. 100 800 75 00 Lonicera japonica halliana. Light. 340 per 1,000 10 50 4 00 LLCO Paha te Satanic seactnh ie aie Sacra 20 100 8 50 Lyonia ligustrina. 1 to 2 ft...................5. 30 200 15 00 Malus coronaria. 1 to 2 ft...............00000, 35 2 50 500 4:00 65 5 00 100 8 00 60 500 40 00 40 300 20 00 60 400 75 600 100 9 00 20 1 25 10 00 30 =62 00 15 00 40 300 22 00 50 400 30 00 60 500 40 00 100 800 60 00 125 10 00 Picea engelmanni. 6 to 12in................... 15 100 8 00 12 to 18 in 25 200 pungens. 6 to 12in. Seedlings............... 15 80 6 00 1 to 2 ft. Seedling: 20 100 8 00 Orton se. k ce trae colar el wave 25: 150) 10°00) She AO 2 SOe 20700) Pieris (Andromeda) floribunda. 12 to l8in..... 1 60 15 00 120 00 TR catee Tiedt emt ak SS 200 18 00 Pinus banksiana. 10 to 12 ft.................. 160 15 00 140 00 AZO Tie ete slarvadaio niet dae me wee a 2 00 18 00 160 00 ponderosa. 1 to 2 ft... i cite eee seen 20 150 1000 SAVERY esi Us eet ice Bie iaeniare: ridrode Pry aRoraia saat 30 862 50 15 00 3 to 4 ft.. 40 300 20 00 4 to 5 ft.. 60 5 00

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CATALOG OF HIGHLANDS NURSERY

TREES, SHRUBS, WOODY VINES, continued

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Figida. §\to 10\ft....05.. 252+.

Prunus pumila. 6 to 12 in.....

SIS Sen cacsvare se Quercus palustris. 10 to 12 ft. 12 to 15 ft.......

prinus. 6 to 8 ft..... 00 SOO TE jars Maes ve ey 00 Rhododendron catawbiense. 3 to 6 in 00

50 j Mapas womaee 00 Laereecs brie 3.50 30 00 payee teiees, niet 5 00 45 00

12 to 18 in., clumps 18 to 24 in., clumps 2 to 3 ft., clumps... 3 to 4 ft., clumps... 4 to 5 ft., clumps......

maximum. 3 to 6in......... a8 ite 1 25 DO tOrde itecn ceric states 2 00

i 3 50

6 00

00 00 00 00 50 50 50 00 00 00 00 350 00 00 50 00 00 00

umps 18 to 24in., clumps.............. 2 to 3 ft., clumps......

Rhodora canadensis. 6 to 12 in

Rhus typhina. 2 to 3ft..........

bee

CON RPNNE ENR Rem eam

1 to 2 ft.. carolina. 1 to 2 ft..

2 to 3 ft.. humilis. 1 to 2 ft. lucida. 1 to 2 ft.... nitida. 6 to 12 in...

1 to 2 ft.. nutkana. 1 to 2 ft..........., woodsi. 6 to 12in. Seedlings .

Rubus canadensis. 1 to 3 ft... 75 laciniatus. 1 to 3 ft.. 2 00 Odowmtue. Uta iiG es ccc fe ey ole nhs 1 50

Sambucus canadensis. 3 to 4 ft.. 2 50

4 to 6 ft.. 3 50

racemosa. 3 to 4 ft.... 3 50 Stewartia pentagyna. | to 2 {ft........ i 3 50 SO TGS aris aie, arene pd fale ers 5 10 00

MONITU: sey oe ie : 20 00

Tsuga canadensis. 3 to 4 ft. 15 00 NESS OTD ay rs ioe cate, hic 35 00

Bite Tit... 50 00

80 00

80 00

They lift with very large ball and can be considered for carload shipment only. For description of the Carolina Hemlock, see front page cover.

Vaccinium erythrocarpum Each 10 1 to 2 ft.... Nae -,,.80 50 $4 00 macrocarpon. Clumps........ Ditah 10 75

pallidum. 1 to" ft., clumps... Si G0. 2. to 3 ft., clumps.... 200 pennsylvanicum. 4 to 12 in. stamineum. 1 to 2 ft....... 6 to 12 in., clumps. 12 to 18 in., clumps. 18 to 24 in., clumps... 2 to 3 ft., clumps....... Viburnum acerifolium. 1 to 2 ft............... 30 2 to 3 ft. E :

3 to 4 ft.

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alnifolium. 6 to 12in.............. 30 50 MPN RTRs os, setae atk atten ek athe 45 00 CnesinOIdos eT toa iti ty een ee eine eres 25 00 CUA 5 Rea raceInL ac Orw eine cct aieres 40 00

OHO Shes 2.55 cae ps ewemoaamecat s 50 00

OIG TES, com ccta tern cis oe aes 90 00

Rt Ghee oe Meter cores arene eatneok soto. 150 12 00 dentatum. 3 to 6in. Seedlings. Grate ots 10 75 6 to 12 in. Seedlings. . Se ee 15 1 00

PROG Ss sirratea cst nine Ave wenn ow ett 25 200 Zanthorhiza apiifolia. 3 to 6 in. $30 per 1,000.. 10 60 6 to 12in. $50 per 1,000............ 15 75

12 tO0S i. Sr Pers OOOs cerns... 200 “200

3 to 6 in., clumps. $70 per 1,000... .. 20 100

6 to 12 in., clumps. $80 per 1,000... . 25 1 50

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$5 00 40 00

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CATALOG OF HIGHLANDS NURSERY

Hardy Herbaceous Perennials, Vines, Aquatics, Ferns, Orchids, Lilies and Bulbous Plants

10 100 1000

Aconitum uncinatum..............2.02000005 $1 00 Agta MDD ce sii sea aes 1 75 Allium cernuum .. 125 $8 00

Ah orncs 1 00 00 00 8 00 00 8 00 $70 00

Amsonia tabernemontana. Saat Arisema triphyllum.. P 1 Asarum macranthum. Tei ole ¢ ted” 1 Asters, in variety............ ig 1 Galax aphylla. “Collected” clumps. .- 100 800 60 00 Gaultheria procumbens. “Collected” clumps.... 1 50 8 00 60 00 Gentiana andrewsi......... sac greata ends a 100 600 1 00 8 00 1 00 8 00 1 00 8 00 1 1 1 1

50 10 00 50 00 00 8 00 50) 10 00 00 8 00

Habenaria ciliaris.

Heuchera villosa

Iris cristata....... pseudacorus.._. verna. Clumps

Liatris spicata. . : LILIUM carolinianum. Cc AROL

1 and 2 yr., from scales... .. A 400 35 00 2d size. Pe stahaee a 4 . 1 00 7 00

Ist 125 10 00 grayi. 1 and : 50 400 35 00 2d 7 1 00 6 00 50 00 Ist s , 125 1000 8000 superbum. ° ‘ 40 250 2000 PAE rarer. eed Tee oy 75 5 00 35 00 Ist s) 1 00 8 00 65 00 Carex fraseri. “Collected”... ._ Bote ae -- 125 1000 80.00 Chamelirium luteam........ een sitaesiaiels ¢ SaUAM ewes Ns 7h CD Cicuta maculata,....... Ou 100 8 00 Cimicifuga americana... 1

00 8 00 70 00 é 6 00 50. 00 20 00

racemosa...... Clematis crispa..._. Clintonia umbellata..

aie 6 00 Coreopsis lanceolata. . 6 00 RIBIOE a rata tes 6 00 TOsea, -..... 8 00 verticillata Cypripedium hirsutum. Light 75 500 4000 Strong...... : 125 1000 80 00 Dioscorea villosa......__. : : . 100 Diphylleia cymosa.... aye : Bee ee Disporum lanuginosum ae 5 rr eet Epigea repens. TRAiLinG Arsutus. ‘'Collected” clumps...... : eh 150 1200 100 00 FERNS. Hardy Native Sp Adiantum pedatum.. 125 10 00 Asplenium filix- feemina...... 100 8 00 - Botrychium virginianum._. : - 100 700 Dryopteris acrostichoides. co 00; 8°00 marginalis 100 8 00 $60 00 spinulosa. 100 8 00 60 00 Osmunda cinnamomea, claytoniana, and regalis. . Gace ee tei2s 2°50" 22: 00' “00°00 Pteridium aquilinum. Sate : 75 600 50 00 Mitchella repens. “Collected” clumps..... 150 10 00 Monarda didyma..... ne Tae eat ye 125 10 00 Podophyllura peltatum..... . 75> 66 00 Polygonatuna commutatum... ‘ 1 00 8 00 Sanguinaria canadensis............ § . 75 600 36 00 Solidago in variety... 100 8 00 65 00 Steironema ciliatum and terrestris... 75 6 00 pits gray robustum. Mowunrain Frarner F 3d size. Ae ‘ 100 8 00 NCPR A POE RTE OES ERE Be pee 150 10 00 Ist size. 3.00 20 00 Thermopsis caroliniana Foe tere boereeriar inh ase peters 100 8 00 Tradescantia montana. SSAschat sO ey Les ee LOB Trillium erectum. 2d size......... fiuccdap SD. 5 S004 — 1800, Ist size. a. cle. eerahany 9 75 5 00 30 00 grandiflorum. 2d size... epee Sei 30 200 15 00 NBDE Ae. th aie eas eles cee 60 350 25 00 stylosum. 2d si 60 4 00 Ist size....... 75 66 00 undulatum. 2d size....... roars 60 400 30 00 PAU GEG os chsh asiak ae 2 S eiaustiat at and 75 6 00 Vaccinium macrocarpon. (0) lumps. Rhos te avatar 7 500 4000 Vinecor minor. Strong......... - 100 800 Viola cucullata................ . 100 8 00 pedata bicolor. . Ny, . 175 1400 Xerophyllum asphodeloides. easind 2 00 Yueea flaccida. Light.. ote 100 600 40.00

J. Horace McFartanpn Company, Harrispure, Pa.

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CATALOG OF HIGHLANDS NURSERY

Rhododendrons and Mountain Laurel

“COLLECTED” CLUMPS BY THE CARLOAD

For the area covered and effect produced, a carload of Rhododendrons or Kalmias is the cheapest landscape proposition offered. I ship an unusual grade of splendid clumps, each plant a specimen and burlaped separately. Don’t aecept cheap stock, thrown into cars without burlaping, and the fine hair-like rootlets inevitably exposed, You will be disappointed and find it expensive in the end. While fine results may be had from “collected” Rhododendrons, particularly if purchased from a reliable source, where greatest care is used in digging and handling, results are never so sure as when nursery-grown stock is used.

The number that may be shipped in a car varies largely, depending on sizes. The minimum weight allowed per car is 16,000 pounds.

“Mixed” cars of collected Rhododendron catawbiense, Rhododendron maximum, and Kalmias will be sent if desired.

A car may be easily loaded much heavier. with proportionate increased freight charge. ;

A full car travels with greater safety than one with a small load.

All “clumps” offered below are collected with a good ball and are bur- lauped separately.

On collected clumps burlaping is always charged extra as below. We always burlap clumps unless expressly ordered otherwise.

PRICES OF “COLLECTED”? CLUMPS OF RHODODENDRONS AND KALMIAS

Rhododendron catawbiense. 10 100 1,000 1 to 2 ft., “collected” clumps... .. $12 00 $100 00 $900 00 2 to 3 ft., ‘‘eollected” clumps..... 18 00 160 00 1400 00 3 to 4 ft., “collected” clumps . 80:00 260 00 2200 00 4 to 5 ft., “collected” clump: . 40 00 360 00

Rhododendron maximum. Ture Grear AMERICAN Rosesay.

1 to 2 ft., ‘‘colleeted” clumps 00 $88 00 $800 00 2 to 3 ft., ‘‘e ” clumps 00 120 00 1000 00 3 to 4 ft. clumps. . 2 00 200 00 1800 00 4 to 5 ft. : ed’’ clumps. . 400 320 00 5 to 6 ft., “collected” clumps 00 480 00 6 to 7 ft., “collected” clumps... . . 76 00 600 00 Kalmia latifolia. Mountain Laure.. 1 to 2 ft., “collected” clumps... .. 8 00 7600 680 00 2 to 3 ft., “collected” clumps..... 14 00 120 00 1000 00 3 to 4 ft., “collected” ¢lumps..... 22 00 200 00 1800 00

CARLOADS IN MIXED SIZES

»Rhododendron catawbiense, “collected” clumps. Car containing 200 clumps, 1 to 31% ft., for......... $280 00 Car containing 300 clumps, 1 to 314 ft., for .. 880 00 Car containing 400 clumps, 1 to 3% ft., for . 500 00 Car containing 600 clumps, 1 to 31% ft., for......... 660 00 Rhododendron maximum, ‘‘collected’’ clumps. Car containing 300 clumps, 1 to 4 ft., for.........$320 00 Car containing 400 clumps, 114 to 4 ft., for . 420 00 Car containing 600 clumps, 1% to 4 ft., for 600 00

BURLAPING

Burlaping of “collected” Rhododendrons, Kalmias or other “collected” stock is charged for as per schedule below. Also where small sizes or decidu- ous stock is balled or burlaped by special request a charge is always made to cover cost.

Schedule of Burlaping Charges

: Bach PITTA OIRBB re ce Ane 4 dye netert f «alee coe eee cers cio ee $0 10 S'torsitt,, Glumps and $rOPR. vis hese oe ve ssc es ek ir 15 Sito 4 ft; limpal dad trees cas oenico vals cee eke dee 20 4 to 6 ft., 25 6 to 8 ft., 30

All communications should be plainly addressed to

HARLAN P. KELSEY, Owner Office 209A Washington St. SALEM, MASS. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS