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AZALEA CORSAGE

(GABLE)

HOLESALE

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SPRING 1950
TINGLE NURSERY CO

Maryland

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THE TINGLE NURSERY CO., PITTSVILLE, MD. 1

1 to 5 at the each rate, 5 or more at the 10 rate, 50 or more
at_the 100 rate, 500 or more at the thousand rate. __

Items marked by an asterisk (*) are classed as Lining-Out
stock.

Be sure and read page 48 before sending order.

AZALEAS

KURUME AZALEAS

The Kurume Azaleas are one of the most showy of all
flowers for the garden. They are also well adapted to forcing
—thousands of them being sold for Easter, Mother’s Day and
Decoration Day. They are comparatively easy to grow and
make such a wonderful display that the demand is constantly
increasing. Many of the varieties are hardy out-of-doors as
far north as Long Island. They are extremely floriferous,
and in season the blossoms completely cover the plants. The
colors are almost every hue and shade except yellow, as

you will find below.
Each 10 100 1000

AMOENA.* Flowers rosy purple in dense masses. Hardy
and early flowering. The foliage assumes a pleasing
bronze tint in the fall and winter months.

a 2a neepOtsplancSmmr rr oe eae $1.50 $12.50 $110.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00 285.00
(3) THO) BTM, JEVKAB cSoeboocdac $1.00 7.50 65.00
ale} (iy at) ihn TEARS Soacaododan 2.00 16.50 150.00
15 LOM Seine sé Bae eer 2.50 23.50 200.00

AMOENA COCCINEA.* Hardy as Amoena; foliage similar
to Amoena; color a dark brilliant firey re ed.

oe ave field beds XX trans.. $3.00 $25.00 $235.00
Loyton Syin= babes aeeaeecec. SR, 50 23.50

BENIGIRI. Flowers bright deep red. Compact grower with
narrow leaves.

S FAATHNS DOIN AINE soo abosbleds $1.50 $12.50 $110.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00), 25:00)- -5.235:00
AStOsOsin= bec eee ee $0.75 6.00 50.00
OFtorSsins (Sebi eee 1200 ie50

BOUQUET ROSE.* Flowers of medium size, of a rose-pink
shade, darker towards center. Bronze-green foliage.

* 2 in. pot plantSimena sae ee: $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... a LU0l 25200
(33 180) ts) Tin, ISYSAIBS Gan oasoobEs $1.00 7.50
S toslOdnwB eB: ace 1.25 10.00
WA 1K) TS hn, EKA Soo oauedodd 2.00 16.50

BRIDESMAID. Glowing salmon-pink flowers produced in
large clusters. Small, glossy green foliage.

eon POL DIANtSs mie des sce $1.50 epee $110.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.00 25.00
(3 0) atid, WKAR ccososo0ede "$1.00 7.50 65.00
SEtOpl OeiN GRae. cyon cos es 1.25 10.00 90.00
TORLOEIZ Iiny Bae Beisccic oc ees 1.65 14.00 115.00
L2tOplLopines BeBe. esos saee 2.00 16.50 150.00
PINTO HONING KAR GSH bcooooed 4.50 42.50
CARMINE.* A very clear red.
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.00 $25.00
ISS (ho) TES Tha, IEMA Go oaouoeus $2.50 23.50
CHEERFULNESS.* Dark vermillion-red, lighter center.
OS COsI2siny B&Bs os sree ns $1.65 $14.00

CHERRY BLOSSOMS.* Dainty light pink blossoms, shad-
ing lighter at center. Large, dark green foliage.
1D tOmorine (BB. oes Co aces $2.00 $16.50

CHRISTMAS CHEER. Very brilliant red. Shiny, dark
green leaves.
(7 Vb, FOE MIEN SoS o5uccH0Ke $1.50 $12.50
GRtorchinwbabee soles $1.00 9.00

CORAL BELLS.* Beautiful shell-pink shading somewhat
deeper at center. Free flowering and dainty. Small foliage.

FZ Nee pOLEplAaNntsHameee oe. coe $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.00 17.50 160.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00 285.00
ASTtO) sOninew Barnet one ones $0.75 6.00 50.00
GitomSein wae beeen oes 1200) 3-50 65:00
SEeOnlOsim we Bee Bees coc ccc 1.25 10.00 90.00

ORANGE CORAL BELL. Practically the same as Coral Bell
in ty way except flowers are orange instead of coral-
pin

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.00 $25.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 30.00

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Each 10 100 1000
DAPHNE. Large lavender Howers with light center.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. $2.00 $17.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.00 25.00

DAYBREAK. Pure light pink Cy es in dense clusters. Free
flowering. Beautiful foliage.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. $2.00 $17.50
Sitoplorin we Bkeeceee oe $1.25 10.00
IES) {i(G) Ss HN IBY oe ode oot 2.50 23.50
DELICATISSIMA. White, Hinged and edged with lilac.
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.00 $25.00 $235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 30.00
245to SOpin be bee ee eee :$4.50 42.50

FLAME.* Bright madder-red flowers suffused with copper.
Beautiful; tall growing. One of the best Kurumes.

Te2eine pot DIANtSe ee ose $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.00 25.00 235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 30.00 285.00
OltomSsinwEe Bane eee “$1 00 7.50
SitomlOsinww Bk Beene. 1.25 10.00
IMO) (xo) WA Ts IEA ooooocdobdT 1.65 14.00 115.00
WPA AH6) ANS) Shor, BY CA ETS ain a hee trae 2.00 16.50

GOOD TIMES. This variety was selected for its hardiness
and good blooming qualities. When Hinodegiri failed to
bloom account cold this came through fine. Small ever-
green foliage and piles of small pink flowers.

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... $5.00 $40.00

GUMPO. We tried for several years to get some of these
plants, and finally succeeded in getting a few just before
the war with Japan started. This is one of the most inter-
esting white Azaleas we have ever seen. Grows very com-
pact, about 8 inches tall, spreading habit. Pure white
tlowers usually 4 to 5 inches across, with frilled edges.
Supply small.

=S2uin Pot plants)... sve aries. $3.00 $25.00

HEXE* (Hardy Firefly). Large, crimson-red flowers. A
compact grower. Excellent for forcing.

72) DOt plants eee rere $1.50 $12.50 $115.00
AMO: Une JECAD. goeosuaooec $0.75 6.00 50.00
GutomiSmin see Bao IROOM ce o0) a 6b!00
SycomOhina Be Bane 1.25 10.00 90.00

HIAWATHA. MHose-in-hose. Crimson-carmine. Dwarf and
compact. A beautiful new variety.
+) 25ine epOteplantse rerio ioc: $1.50 $12.50 $115.00

HINODEGIRI. Flowers brilliant scarlet, produced so pro-
fusely as to completely cover the plant. Foliage rounded
and deep green. The most popular Azalea grown.

+o 2hin si pOteplantSemrerermceee $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. 2.00 17.50 160.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.00 25.00 235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 30.00 285.00
Abe (6) tals Iered so cos acsouBme -$0.75 6.00 50.00 475.00
G tomSnine Be Brereec.cres r ROOM 50 Oo SOOM 625.00

DOUBLE HINODEGIRI. The habit of growth, shape and
color of foliage almost identical to Hinodegiri but the
flowers are double lighter in color than Hinodegiri.

Eo 7 Th Gls JOOLE TONNES. oo magac cao $1.50 $12.50

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 300) 225200) 2235.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00 285.00
AStOUGHIN= 6c Ree ee enter $0.75 6.00 50.00

HINO-CRIMSON. Similar in growth to Hinodegiri but the
flowers are more brilliant and do not fade as Hinodegiri
does.

(29) ib, TOOLe INVES soo sodsoaus $1.75 $15.00 $135.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00

HINOMAYO. Beautiful soft pink flowers. A good one.
Hardy.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.00 $25.00 $235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 30.00 285.00
Sito OMine Soba eae. -$1.25 10.00
1OFtOn 2 in we Baer 1.65 14.00
15 to 18 HS JAB. ooocaoseod 2:50) 223550
PAO) BT LEXA. oon oouocdc 4.50 42.50
SH 1H) GY) Ih, JE AB agacacoo04 5 ON O2-00
HINOMAYO FL.-PL.* This is a hose-in-hose type of Hino-
mayo.
+52) IN-epOGsDlantSmemeome erie $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00

More and more persons are becoming interested in Azaleas.
Our fale sales the past fall were the largest we have
ever ha

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND $

Each 10 100 1000
HORTENSE. A beautiful soft pink flower.
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.00 $25.00

J. T. LOVETT. A gorgeous late-blooming variety, produc-
ing vast quantities of extra-large, salmon-red flowers.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.00 $25.00 $235.00
TQ) EO, 192 shy, TEAR Ss aodasacse -$1.65 14.00 115.00
12 ton Sains bebe eee eee 2.00 16.50 150.00
LAVENDER QUEEN. A fine shade of light lavender.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50

MACRANTHA. Large salmon-red flowers. Glossy dark
green foliage. About a month later than Hinodegiri.

+2 si Nes pOLEDLANLSH eerie $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
10 toml!2in BeBe oe eee $1.65 14.00 115.00

12 tOPl oma aes oe 2.00 16.50 150.00

5 tomlsrinar bese ee wee 2.50 23.50

MACHANT HA FL.-PL.* Large, double salmon-red flowers.
ate.

<2 DeEepOtplantSmerncssiae ocr $1.50 $12.50 $110.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00
6 to Sorin! Be Benmonene $1.00 7.50 65.00

1OktOPL Zain BeBe. acer 1.65 14.00 115.00

1 2gtoPlLovinke soc seer 2.00 16.50 150.00

15stO) USsin we beeen 2.50 23.50

MAUVE BEAUTY. Delicate mauve flowers literally cover
entire plant. Similar to Salmon Beauty.
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.00 $25.00

MAY GLORY. Flowers red, similar to Hinodegiri but about
a week later. A good grower.
=e 2pine pOtsplantshaeeeninceoe. $2.00 $15.00

MAXWELLI. Large, carmine-red flowers. Broad, compact
grower; hardy. The true yore, is scare
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.00 “595. 00 $235.00

MIZU-NO-YAMABUKI. Small, creamy-white flower. Yel-
low tint deep in throat.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00

MORNING GLOW. Bright rose-pink, striped and blotched
darker toward center. Glossy green foliage.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50

PINK PEARL.* A _ beautiful shade of deep tinted pink.
Flowers abundantly. Splended for forcing, also for out-
side planting.

+ 20in- epOteplantSnrance eae $1.50 Ie 50 oe 00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 5.00 235.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30,00 285.00
aka) (bol, IBCARS Go Sogo oaGsC $0.75 6.00 50.00
GLO Snead bee aes 1°00) 2-50) 205°00
SitOulOsIN we B ra tence 1.25 10.00 90:00
lO) {Key- NP a, IEE Se aco acseS 1.65 14.00 115.00
1 HOdlWbo, TEAR og oom oubaod 2.00 16.50 150.00
SALMONEA. Fine large clear pink flowers. Late.
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.00 $25.00

SALMON BEAUTY.* Large flowers of a beautiful shade of
salmon-pink. Light green foliage.

+. 25in es pOLPDlantSaaneeeeea.s $1.50 $12.50 $110.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3:00) (25:00) (235.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00 285.00
ASO MONI eS éc bee dee $0.75 6.00 50.00 485.00
GxtonSein bebe eee 1.00 7.50 65.00 625.00
Suton Obinsescz seeps ee 1225 210500) - 90:00

SALMON QUEEN. An exceptionally fine shade of salmon-
pink. Large individual flowers. Light green foliage.
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.00 $25.00 $235.00
WPT) TIS) TdNS IEYABS ooasuoboold $2.00 16.50

SHERWOODI. A beautiful orchid in color. Hardy, profuse
bloomer and a great grower.

52 74 TUNE JOOP INNES oo oeacooUUS . $1.50 $12.50

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 $235.00
6ito) 1S nN she Beasaeascee $1.00 * 50
$to10) In. “B&B? Ss. 22 2h 1.25 10.00

SNOW.* Large, pure white hose-in-hose flowers. Foliage
glossy green. A good forcer. One of the best whites.

+ 2Fintepot plantseree ae conciee $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. ZOO el eoOe 8165500
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 30.00

GY Troy (3 tly lado ono con aoe ‘$0.75 6.00 50.00

6to 8 in. Tees PINTS ie oe 7.50 65.00

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Each 10 100 1000

SUNSTAR. Dark rose-pink with carmine stripes. A small,
dainty flower. Very free flowering.

54 74 HNO, JOOS NEVIS, oooaccoocgcc $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00
4stomGsins Bebe cess $0.75 6.00 50.00
BK). MN, IBKAB Gg sosons p05 1.00), $7650) 2765-00
12 ,tonloein! BeBe. oe. ol 2.00 16.50

SWEET BRIER. One of the newer Kurumes. A most attrac-
tive, rose-pink. One of the very best bloomers.

= 2niny spOtsplanitSenmmcracnon: $1.50 vie 50 $110.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. 2.00 7.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.00 35/00 235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 30.00 285.00
Gitom Shin Bebe eee “$1.00 7.50 65.00
SetoplOsin Bebe eee sole 1.25 10.00 90.00
IO) Woy WA hn, TEAR. so bh o60650 1.65 14.00 115.00
1} 10). TUS) Toy IBY. 6 ooo’ oo obec 2.00 16.50

SWEETHEART SUPREME. Large, pink flowers. Not too
hardy. A good forcing variety.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.00 $25.00 $235.00
VESUVIUS. Bright salmon-red th darker blotch in center.

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. $4.00 $30.00 $285.00

iO) {Hoy WA oly IBCAB Goo écedoso5n "$1.65 14.00

2c tom pineelsc: DS erieeeieciee 2.00 16.50

105} Tho) US Tho, IBCABS GG G6 G0do0bU 255052350

WARDS RUBY. About the most red of all varieties. One
iook and it is sold.
<P2ins pOl, DlantsSasaceiee eile $2.00 $15.00

YAYEGIRI. Beautiful salmon-red. Narrow intense green
foliage. Very showy and attractive.

2 PAN, JOO, EINES doblooboos06 $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
UO) SMe ISA G6 goog neoes $1.00 7.50 65.00
Suton OM nee be Bye 1.25 10.06

ARNOLDIANA AZALEAS

In 1914, the late Jackson Dawson, then superintendent of
the Arnold Arboretum, at Boston, Mass., created a splendid
new type of hardy Azalea by crossing Azalea Kaempferi and
Azalea Amoena. Of the seedlings thus produced a consider-
able number of them were grown at Boston from their
infancy until flowering age, when the following ones of
unusual beauty and vigor of growth were selected.

These Arnoldiana Azaleas have done exceptionally well in
Indianapolis, Indiana, and we can recommend them for trial
in similar soils and conditions.

Each 10 100 1000

BRIARCLIFF. A deep rich, reddish pink, identical in color
with the well-known rose of this-name.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00
eee DAWN. A _ beautiful soft radiant pink, fading
silvery.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00

MELLO-GLO. A charming cerise-pink, with golden suffu-
sion and distinct base of corolla.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50 $165.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3500) 25!00% 2235300
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00 285.00
AG) Wo IY Th, IEKAB Sob oogonbooc $1.65 14.00 115.00
LZitomlopintw Sac brereieeerede 2.00 16.50 150.00

ils). eo) ake} soy IBY BS S155 Gano HOS 2.50! 23550" 225.00

MOSSIEANA. A rich orchid-lavender and the strongest
grower of the group.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50 $165.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00 285.00
12etovlbrinte babe. Ee SSS $2.00 16.50
ils) UO) AMS bMS IEXAB on Go oaooUe 22509223250

MIXED HYBRIDS. A mixture of the above in a wide range
of shades.

LS tom Shin Be Boece. or $2.25 $21.50
13/0) 24min. VBEAB ey. eekie i rete 3.00 28.50 $275.00
24) tows0hin SQ eae ctelereter i 4.00 36.50 350.00

The new book, ‘“‘Azaleas—Kinds and Culture’? by Hume,
costs $4.00, but just one or two Azalea plants will pay for Hits
We have found it worth many times this price to us.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 5

GABLE’S HARDIER AZALEAS

As many of you know, we have been growing and recom-
mending these Gable Hardier Azaleas for several years, and
the more they are known the bigger the demand for them.

Mr. Gable has constantly had in mind a hardier type of
Azalea with a much wider color-range than has heretofore
been possible to secure. He has had wonderful success in
his efforts. We have been keeping in touch and working
closely with him and are much pleased that we can offer
the following varieties.

You will notice many new varieties are being offered this
season for the first time, some not yet named. As soon as
they are named you will be advised of it. We have other
varieties of these Gable azaleas which will be offered as soon
as we have sufficient stock propagated.

Each 10 100 1000

BIG JOE (42G). A fast growing plant with large, lilac rose,
single flowers. Kaempferi and Poukhanense parentage.
As hardy as either.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $5.00 $45.00

BOUDOIR (17G). 3 ft. Dense, broad. Foliage hidden under
large, watermelon-pink blooms.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00 $275.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00 375.00
CAMEO (2G). Double, soft pink flowers. Quite attractive.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 50.00
CAMPFIRE (H6G). Hose-in-hose, flame-red.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00

CAROL (B8G). Bright hose-in-hose pink, free flowering,
easy to grow.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00

CHARLOTTE (52G). Flowers similar to Mildred Mae, but
plant much faster growing.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00
CHEROKE (30G). Single, brilliant flame red.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00
CHINOOK (11G). Hose-in-hose, flame red.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00
CLARET (10G). Single, a bronze claret-red.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00 $375.00

CORSAGE (16G). Single, large orchid blooms almost cover
the bush.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00 $275.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00 375.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 50.00

OO) Sie IAs cog coouese $1.25 11.50 100.00

Si tomlObinwS GB har seme. 1.50 12.50 115.00

EDNA (34G). Bright hose-in-hose pink. Larger flowers
than Caroline Gable.
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... . $5.50 $50.00

ETHELWYN (49G). Single, light pink flowers. Light,
glossy green foliage.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00
HO) ets) Wd, JAB GL Goud oub Se $1.25 11.50
SEcoplOhin wae 1.50 12.50

LOStomM2sine BeBe emer see 2.00 17.50

HERBERT (47G). Magenta-red; profuse. In spite of its
color this is a good seller when in bloom.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.00 $35.00 $325.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.00 45.00 425.00
H. W. ANDERSON (145G). Single, blush-pink, red spotted.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00
IRIQUOIS (45G). Single, salmon-red.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00

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You will notice the wide range of color in these Gable
Azaleas. While we do not know how much cold they will
stand we do know they have withstood below zero. We sug-
Fro you) pick the varieties you think you will like and try

out.

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Each 10 100 1000

LA ROCHE (176G). One of the earliest Japanese types to
bloom. Single, magenta-red flowers. Hardy.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.50 $30.00 $275.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.50 40.00 375.00
ho) al Sigel etd BO osig Giga ates r ‘Si O01 3850 '75:00
GCoOm Sri bar Deere ee 1.25 11.50 100.00

MARY DALTON (111G). Early, hose-in-hose. Salmon-red,
pointed petals like a double star.
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. $4.50 $40.00

MILDRED MAE (69G). Broad and shapely. Early, lavender
with red spots.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00 $275.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.50 40.00 375.00
MIRIAM (A10G). Single, bright rose-pink.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00
OLD FAITHFUL (136G). Single, orchid-pink.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.50 40.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 5:50)39 50:00

(33 {H0) <3) HHS TERA G6 dalboo bse Us ‘Sie 25 11.50 100.00

ROSEBUD (B5G). Well named. Small, double, pearl-pink
flowers resembling miniature roses.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.50 $30.00 $275.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00 375.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 50.00 475.00

ROSE GREELY (D3G). Hose-in-hose white. A dwarf grow-
ing Ledifolia Alba. Much improved in hardiness over that
variety.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans...$1.00 $9.50

ROYALTY (A27G). Double, bright purple flowers.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 Sat 00 $275.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.50 0.00 3875.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 5.50 50:00
Ckto Stn BeBe eer “$1. 25 11.50 100.00
Si toelOmna Seber ac ie 1.50 13.50 125.00
SPRINGTIME (A11G). Single, clear pink, very early.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00
SUSAN (54G). Single, salmon-pink. Hardy. Free Bloomer.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00 $275.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.50 40.00 375.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 5.50 50.00
Gatomsuin Be Baseaen eee isie 25 11.50 100.00
SEtoplOnhinwb ebro se 125O0Pe 13150 125500
TSUtOp2A cine ecm re aie or 4.00 37.50
SWAN. A large flowered hardy white.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 50.00

VIOLA (50G). Lavender with red spots. Broad and shapely.
Early flowering.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. $3.50 $30.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.50 40.00
C1G. Hose-in-hose, purple-red fringed flowers.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 50.00

C2G. Hose-in-hose, light pink. Very good grower, profuse
flowering.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00
ASCONGHI Ne Eazsme reine $1.00 8.50 75.00
C3G. Somewhat like C2G, but deeper pink. Tall, vigorous
grower.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50
C6G. Fully double, pink.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00

Many items in this catalog will undoubtedly be sold out
before the season is over. We suggest you place your order
as early as possible.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND q
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Each 10 100 1000
C8G. Double, pink, dwarf grower.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00
JAMES GABLE Cat A blood red, hose-in-hose. More
vivid in color than Hinodegiri.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.50 $40.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 50.00
46G. Similar to Herbert. They both sell good when in
bloom

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... $5.00 $45.00
6 to 8 in. B&B..........-. $1.00 7.50
S' todQiin? B&B. e-e-r--.- 1:25, 100

15 to 18 in. B&B...........- 2.50 23.50

51G. A seedling of Poukhanense by Ledifolia Alba. Early
flowering lavender flowers.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 50.00
(RAO IIIs WeYdere aguoaqgauocCT $1.25 11°50

U.S. D. A. AZALEAS

Some years ago the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture introduced a
collection of Azaleas mostly from Japan. We have been
growing these Azaleas many years and have selected the
following varieties as the best ones in this collection. They

are well worth trying.
Each 10 100 1000

CARMINATA SPLENDENS (No. 78376). Flowers a deep
pink, of the general type of the Kurume Azaleas.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00
GIBIYAMA (No. 77091)). Pale Amparo-purple and phlox-
purple. Five-lobed, starry Kurume.

15 todlSs ini Be Bee ced) $2.50 $23.50
18 to 24 in. B&B... 225... 3.50 32.50
24 to 30: in. B&B... ....:.--: 4.50 42.50

HATSUSHIMO (No. 77138). Large flowering, white and
deep pink variation. Very showy.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50 $165.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00
8 to. 10;ins BeBe. heres $1.25 10.00

LOGtOVZeinw Ee Bierce eee 1.65 14.00

12'tosl being Be Bene 2.00 16.50

KAGARIBI (No. 77102). Very bright orange-red, heavy
bloomer and quite showy.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50 $165.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00
MACRANTHA (No. 78380). Flowers deep salmon. Late
flowering, compact with narrow leaves.

SUtomlOsin.w Bebe ere ea $1.25 $10.00
10 tom2hin B&B cs. sets 1.65 14.00
12) tomlocin web yj. eel 2.00 16.50
Po) CORI SrINn 6z rc ctes el ee 2.50 23.50

YAESHOJO (No. 77100). Flaming-red. One of the earliest
to flower. A tall grower and one of the showiest of Azaleas.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50 $165.00

* 2 yr. field bed: XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00

ALUMINUM SULPHATE

Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Blueberries, Cornus florida,
Heather, Kalmia and many other plants require an acid soil.
Acid-forming organic matter, such as well-rotted oak leaves
helps to increase acidity. Aluminum Sulphate is a good
chemical for increasing soil acidity by using 4 to % pound
per square yard. Also used for turning hydrangeas blue.

10 lbs. $1.50; 50 lbs. $4.50; 100 lbs. $7.50

“AZALEAS AND CAMELLIAS” by H. H. HUME

Interest in Azaleas and Rhododendrons is greatly increas-
ing. Until now, little information on varietice! veae and
culture of these plants has been:available. Mr. Hume accu-
rately and thoroughly describes the varieties best suited for
varlous uses and discusses questions on culture, such as
soils, fertilization, planting, propagating, and general care,
indoors and out. He has taken special care to describe
accurately the several groups of Azaleas and Camellias, and
A ne suggestions on the use and culture are very practical.
a vou are growing Azaleas and Rhododendrons you will
none es eek quel pele woe the eee is entitled

ias applies equa -
dron culture. Price $2.00 Baclir postpaid! ner OS ae

8 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

SSS I ES TS TR TEER ETT EET

KAEMPFERI HYBRID AZALEAS

In these new Kaempferi Hybrids—the result of crossing
Kaempferi and Malvatica—there has been obtained the hardi-
est type of evergreen Azalea, with a good range of form and
color in the flowers so far achieved. Several years’ tests
have demonstrated that these new Hybrids are just as hardy
as Kaempferi, until now the hardiest of the evergreen sorts.
In connection with these Hybrids we suggest you try out the
new Gable varieties we are offering.

Each 10 100 1000

ATALANTA. Large, purple flowers. Plants strong, tall
growers. Same as Purple King.

S72 1s DOCEDLANtS eee ereeie $1.50 $12.50
il Satowlssinwe Bebe oer $2.50 23.50
BETTY. Brilliant rosy pink with a trace of orange.
22201 Ne POLED ancSeneen eee $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2:00 17.50
yr. fie eds mansser
2 field beds XX t 3:00) 7225:00) 235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 35.00
SatonlOsinwe Sa beer acne: iste 25 10.00
UG) (io) NWA Tins JENA oodcouooood 1.65 14.00 115.00
CARMEN. A large, rose-colored, bushy growing variety.
775 soe oO, NENG godogcaoRs $1.50 $12.50
FAVORITA.
27) tity JOO JENS. ooo dbob abo $1.50 $12. 50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 5.00
3} TO ibn, IEA ode caaadouc $1.00 7 50
SitomlOhinw BeBe reco coe 125 ee OLO0
FEDORA. Large, salmon-rose flowers. Very hardy.
J PX TW, TOW DIEING, ooo coooonKe $1.50 $12.50 $110. 00
GRETCHEN. Dark mauve-colored flowers.
(2-74 bol JOE IOMENNES gooacodouse $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.00 25.00
Sto mlOrines eseonecrpeueclas ($1.25 10.00
IS) (Ho) IB Rss a cooaoaoedoooeds 2.50 23.50
LAKME. Pink flowers; compact grower.
= 2eInnepOteplantsSpaemene tori. $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.00 25.00
LOHENGRIN. Very attractive orchid-colored flowers.
ee 2ein POLED LANcESHEEee Eee $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00

MARY. A very distinctive deep pink large size. This is
one of our favorites.

Ze 2eineepOtoplantsmerack rick ciclers $1.50 $12.50 $110.00

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.00 17.50 165.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.00 25.00 235.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 35.00 335.00
GEtoMm Sein w Be Bares -$1.00 7.50 65.00
Sito nlObinw Bebe eoee ee 1225) 10/00). > 90:00
UO) (eo) WH Tins IAB Go ogegadeo 1.65;- 14:00 15:00
MIGNON. A delicate rose of medium bushy habit.
Se 2 eineepoOusplantSmmmmnicacnice. $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00

MIKADO. Flowers the same red as Hinodegiri but is much
hardier and has a tall upright growing habit.
ST 2ninsnpOteplantSmmnmemreiee. $1.50 $12.50

NORMA. A slow, bushy growing plant with clear, bright
pink flowers.
2D) thins HOE, IMNEKMISo doaogonodos $1.50 $12.50

OTHELLO. This brick-red flowering variety is very effec-
tively used in mass plantings.

52 FA Thal, Horo JOE S boocgosouse $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 35.00

PURPLE KING. Large, purple flowers; good grower. Same
as Atalanta.

+2 pin -epPOLsDlANcS eae ere $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00
SitovlOMnew soc Seereeoeciciee $1.25 10.00
THAIS. A brilliant pink variety making compact, bushy
plants.
(2 PA sbals TOU OVENS. ooo cccca00c $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00

L2 toelorine B&B amc eee $2.00 16.50

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Each 10 100 1000

WILLY. A fine large flower of pure eos pink.

*)9 in. pot plants. -.° 2.2... ..: i $12.50
EADY Feld beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00

ZAMPA. The striking large strawberry-red flower and the
loose, open habit of this plant make it one of the most

unusual.
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.00 $35.00

KAEMPFERI (No. M3315). Flowers large, pinkish lilac.
Strong grower.

279i DOL _Plantsice ss === 25-< $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 35.00

KAEMPFERI (Species). This lot was grown from seed and
should prove very interesting.

eT OM) Gaines hasobaceanes $1.50 $12.50 $100.00
FA SEO U OMIM ERATE Sane ately ererekone 2.00 15.00 140.00
#6) tolO ine tranSees s.r 2.50 20.00 180.00

EMBOSSED ZINC LABELS

We will make from your list of varieties, Embossed Zinc
Labels, % inch wide at 7c each in any quantity desired.
These Labels will permanently identify your plants.

AZALEAS—Kinds and Culture
By H. Harold Hume

This new book, written by an outstanding authority pre-
sents a wealth of up-to-date information on Azaleas. All
details in the successful growing of Azaleas are carefully
explained. Describes typical soils; how to grow them to the
most favorable condition; best method of planting and grow-
ing on; how to feed, mulch and water them; control pests
and insects and various methods of propagating them.
Beautiful full color and black and white plates. Worth
many times its cost of $4.00 postpaid.

AZALEA ROOTED CUTTINGS

We can furnish nice strong rooted cuttings of most of the
Azalea varieties listed herein. Send a list of the varieties
wanted for prices.

AZALEA POTTED PLANTS

We have potted plants of most of the Azaleas listed herein.
it the variety you want is not listed in pot plants ask us
or price.

PAINTED WOOD TREE LABELS WIRED

Painted, wired Wood Tree Labels 3% inches long, which
we will furnish as long as they last at $3.85 per 1000.

This nursery was started just 43 years ago by the present
owner. We have made many mistakes but we believe our
customers will agree that we have always tried to give a
dollar in value for every dollar received. This will be our
aim as long as The Tingle Nursery Co. stay in business.
If you have any reason for complaint, tell us. .

AUNT MARY’S SWEET CORN

THE SWEET CORN SUPREME

This is the most wonderful Sweet Corn we have ever
grown. One grower describes it as ‘‘the best Sweet Corn in
the world.’’

Has the most delicious flavor and keeps a long time before
becoming too hard to use. In fact, usually requires artificial
heat to cure it for seed purposes.

Aunt Mary’s Corn, by its excellent quality, sweetness, and
flavor makes a stronger appeal to the Corn-loving public
than most any other variety and that appeal continues long
after you are tired of other Sweet Corns.

Liberal size packets, 35c each; 3 for $1.00, postpaid.

If after growing this wonderful Sweet Corn you are not

cael satisfied, we will refund every cent you paid us

The Sasanqua Camellias we are offering on pages 20 and
42 are really wonderful in sections where Kurume Azaleas
will grow. Your customers are going to want them. Better
start growing them right away.

10 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS AZALEAS

In the following list of Azaleas you will find many species;
they are not classified or separated as to their different
species. We are trying to give such descriptions that you
may know, or have a general idea what each variety is like.

2-yr. seedling Azaleas are not as large as our 2-year
B7ateas grown from cuttings. S. following size signifies
seedling.

Each 10 100 1000

ALTACLARENCE. A very fine large flower of intense bril-
liant yellow.

* 45to) (6sine Ss exetranseaee $2.00 $17.50
FT ONtOm Sein nS a Oxetranseanen 3.00 27.50
~SptOnlOninw Sapo transaeee 4.00 35.00
10) ton 2hink SeeexXetransioeee 6.00 50.00

CALENDULACEA. The flaming color of the flowers is un-
equalled by any other spring flowering plant. The colors
run from light salmon to deep golden orange and scarlet
and usually appear before the foliage is fully developed,
the latter part of May or early June.

POR VT IS UL AN Soe eee ts 8.00 $75.00
¥ DSaes So Ao Zhiin, Wess 6. S165) =) 13550 =~ 125/00
*T45to) (G6) ins Sy xo transiass- 2.00 16.50 150.00
* 6to 8in. S. XX trans..... 22505 22:50— 200300
~ESECOM Obine Somes thansioece 3.00 25.00 240.00
SORCOPEZ SITS SaeNOXeee eae 4.00 35.00 335.00
“3 7) thay [XO WEIN ssocccobc0K0 2.00 16.50 150.00

FORMOSA. A robust, strong growing Azalea, with good
foliage and large, rosy-purple flowers, freely produced.
One of the easiest to grow. Not hardy in North.
te 2nin POUIplAaNntseenesemceet $1.50 $12.50

JAPONICA. A vigorous shrub, growing up to six feet and
hardy in New England. The flowers are orange-red or
flaming-red. Makes a wonderful display.

JG! Ko) (sh Tho, OK Wes So oo5 $3.00 $25.00

KIRISHIMA (Damask Rose). This is a rare and attractive
plant for spring bloom. During May it bears large, white
flowers with pale scarlet center.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.00 $25.00
Stow Opin BSB Meyers elel oie $1.25 10.00

LOS tom Zein BeBe. joreece 1.65 14.00 115.00
P2toOMlonin eB tryst ceric 2.00 16.50

ILS) 10} 10s) bas TELS SSG go Guo dooG 2.50 23.50
243tOrs0 in. BeBe cms) oi cee 4.50

LADY LILAC. Very handsome, fragrant, clear lilac flowers
in clusters. Showy.

Opin espOLEDLAN CS rere clon $1.50 $12.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 35.00

LEDIFOLIA ALBA (Indica Alba). Very large, white flowers.
Good grower and profuse bloomer.

So 27in spot plantsepecenocee. $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2200) 250) > 1165700
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00

LEDIFOLIA ROSEA (Indica Rosea). Similar to Ledifolia
Alba, excepting the flowers are splashed with rose on
some petals.

+2 pine poOtaplantS heres ceteccocte $1.50 $12.50 $110.00

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 200 17-50 16000

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00
GiCoOmSain Be Beoeeeeiecieie $1.00 7.50 65.00
SitomlOsinee babes ence oe 1.25 10.00 90.00
ORtOME2 cinta GB meer 1.65 14.00 115.00
IPA Ey IIB) Tins WKAR GaosoocouKd 2.00 16.50 150.00
PENG) BO) ihn IEXARS oo badconodc 4.50 42.50 400.00
SO) GO) GI Th, IBKABs Sood oboe ue 5.00 47.50 450.00

LINEARIFOLIUM MACROSEPALUM. Very unusual lilac-
pink flowers. Leaves woolly and sticky. This is a good
variety for cutting flowers lasting a long time.

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.00 $25.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 35.00
SHO) WO) We, IEA oooocooddoe $1.25 10.00

AIO) (is), a} sting TEXAS sou cocoo008 1.65 14.00

EMBOSSED ZINC LABELS

We will make from your list of varieties, Embossed Zinc
Labels, 4% inch wide at 7e each in any quantity desired.
These labels will permanently identify your plants.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND il
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Each 10 100 1000

EDISON. A Mollis-Japonica hardy type with pure glisten-
ing yellow flowers.
io to nb ep, ©, GS a: 0 0 eee $1.00 $9.50 aie
NUDIFLORA. The Pinxterfiower has white to pink, very
scented flowers. Deciduous. Hardy in New England.
* 2 yr. trans. S. 2 to 4in..... $2.00 $16.50
PONTICA (Lutea). A broad, densely branched, deciduous
Azalea. Large, yellow, fragrant flowers are produced in
clusters at the end of the branches before the leaves
appear.
= ihn, (Oe RIMES, cosccooncoc $2.00 $16.50
POUKHANENSIS. The fragrant rose-pink to rose-purple
flowers are produced abundantly in early spring. Decidu-
ous, low spreading habit. Hardy in New England.

eUOFi nes poteplantseece er $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
al yaes Feld beds XX trans... 2.00 17.50 160.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00
Gito) Sune Be Bere $1.00 7.50 65.00
SitowlOhinwe baer 1.25 10.00 90.00
10 toml2hinkeS eee eee 1.65 14.00 115.00
11} tro) al5) til, IEA Sooo 5aco5Ke 2.00 16.50 150.00
VASEYI. A deciduous species, clear light rose flowers in
ay.
oF ZNO) (9 1M, O26 THEO oascodac $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
=NGCOLSHIN ee URATIS -roreporererer 2.50 20.00 185.00

VISCOSA (Swamp Honeysuckle). Late blooming. Grows in
low swampy soils. Flowers pure white sometimes flushed
pink.

3 9$33 10) 17} dhs DOK WERT soos oo $2.25 $20.00

YODOGAWA. Double, purplish-pink, brilliant flowers in
early spring. A semi-evergreen Azalea.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.00 $17.50 $160.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.00 25.00 235.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 30.00

CHUGAI HYBRID AZALEAS

A new group from the Chugai Nursery Co. near Osaka,
Japan. These are late flowering. Flowers are usually varie-
gated, white or pink ground with red, lilac or purple stripes,
white base with colored margin, or purple with white varie-
gation and edge. These need more and wider trial before
we can recommend planting in exposed or colder sections.

Each 10 100 1000
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... $4.00 $35.00

BUNKWA (No. 127654). Pale lilac-pink, large flowers. Soft
and pleasing. Late June.

GUNBI (No. 127664). White with rose madder spots. Often
tipped same. June.

HOW-RAKU (No. 127672). Large flowers, white with chart-
reuse blotch and often tyrian-rose broad stripes. June.

KINGETSU (No. 131298). White with salmon blotch or
variegation, and often salmon-red with white variegation.
Flowers freely.

MAI-HIME (No. 131301). Tyrian-rose with darker spots,
often white and tyrian variegation.

SEIGETSU (No. 131309). Dwarf, small leaf, white with
crimson markings.

Azaleas have been one of our specialties for many years.
This season we are pleased to offer the largest stock we
have ever grown, and at reduced prices, too. If you have
not been getting your Azaleas—Lining-Out or Specimen—
from us, we wish you would try ours this season. We aim
to please you with Azaleas as well as with our other stock.

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BLUEBERRIES

During the past few years Blueberries have been very
much in demand even at the high prices asked for them.
Prices are much lower now and you should get in on this
new business. Offer them to your trade and see the extra
sales you will make. You can order the varieties you want
or we will select the varieties for you. Will ship to you or

direct to your customers. See page 41 f ieti j
( : or varieties,
and prices. a a"

RED STAR BRAND RAFFIA

Best quality ‘‘Red Star’’ brand. For use in tyin 1
Vesperia pais: ete You will like this grade. rf on pa
oO SOMES cranetctapetonagekatel aia Sete havens
In lots of 25 lbs. per pound 30c

In lots of 100RIbe = COR oe oy ee ae

12 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

GLENN DALE HYBRID AZALEAS

The Division of Plant Exploration and Introduction at the
Glenn Dale Plant Station began introducing, in 1941, a group
of selected seedlings from their own crosses. We have been
growing and propagating these plants since then and we are
now offering them to the trade.

A. The purpose of this breeding work was to obtain a
class of winter-hardy Azaleas that would have as large and
varied flowers as those of the ‘‘Indian Azaleas’’ which are
not hardy in this section. Mr. B. Y. Morrison, who has been
leading in this work, has done a wonderful job, not only in
producing large size and varied colors but has also bred the
hardiness into the plants. These plants are most interesting.
The flowers run to over 4-inches across and include both self-
colored and variegated. The plants are mostly excellent
growers and do well here, and from all appearances will
grow well in much colder sections.

B. When I was told they had some blooms that would
run over 5-inches across I could hardly believe it but, it is
so. I have seen them, and hope to offer some of the plants
in another season or two. We only have a small quantity of
some varieties, but hope to get all varieties distributed in
as large an area as possible So we may have information as
to how they grow generally throughout the country. If you
get some of these we will appreciate knowing how they grow
with you. We suggest you give these a trial.

Each 10 100 1000
ALABASTER (No. 141770). Late. Medium height; rather
spreading habit. 2-inch hose-in-hose flowers; white with

an occasional fleck of pink.
* | yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00

ALIGHT (No. 163942). Early. Broad. Flowers 2% in.
across. Spinel pink with blotch of purple on upper lobes.
+ )2in pot plantsSne n> - sides $3.50

AMBROSIA (No. 163899). Erect and somewhat spreading
habit. Flowers Begonia pink ageing to pale apricot effect.
Very distinct color. Mid-April.

-S2cinka pot plamtSeccnssc eee: $3.50

ANCHORITE (No. 141900). Late. Medium height; rather
Aeneas 2-inch rose-colored flowers with an undertone
of oran

£7933. \e- eheld beds XX trans.. $5.50 $50.00

APHRODITE (No. 141898). Rose-pink. Midseason. We are
planting heavily of this for growing on to large size.

Zein potaplantSmserr eee ae $2.00 $15.00 $140.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. 2.50 20.00 185.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.50 30.00 285.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 35.00

P2atoel Sainte beer oes $3. 00 18.50

UE Hay 1S} NGM IBY GS Goal ones 3:50)= 733200

BEACON (No. 160085). Leaves narrow, dark green. Flow-
ers pure red effect. Mid-April.
+s20in POL splantsSeoaericeeoee $3.50

BISHOP (No. 160120). A rose color self, as the Tyrian Rose
dots of the blotch count rather as a darkening of the
hue. There is an underlying tone of yellow that enlivens
the color. Anthers dark, Mid to late April.

+2) ins pot, Dlantsaeme eames $3.50

BUCCANEER. (No. 141903). Midseason. Medium height;
rather spreading. Brilliant red, but with darker blotch
than Tanager.

<o2 inwepOtsplantSeeeseeecn ace $2.00 $15.00 $140.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2250) 20:00) sh: 00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00 285.00

CAPRICE (No. 141792). Midseason. Moderate height; up-
right habit. White flowers rayed and flaked with coral-red.
*H2uinpotaplantSen asker $2.50 $20.00

CARMEL (No. 141776). Early. Tall; single, 2-inch, spinel-
red flowers with blotch of Indian-red dots.

22511) POU PlantSe wees eee $2.00 $15.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.50 20.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00
a ZaCOll elites az > eee 4.00 35.00

CARNIVAL (No. 163097). Vigorous, upright to spreading
bush with fine evergreen foliage. Flowers 3%-4” across,
color salmon with orange undertone with heavy dull red
blotch on tne uppermost lobe. Mid to late April.

<i2ting potyplants 2. oe $3.50

HOLLIES are one of our special-
ties. Nothing prettier. Some va-
rieties have lots more berries
than shown here.

i

AWA

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LEA

AZA , YODOG

SALMON QUEEN SNOW
ATALANTA (Kaempferi) C3G (Gable)
DOUBLE HINODEGIRI CHRISTMAS CHEER

For over 25 years we have been growing Azaleas. We are
now producing over 500,000 a year. One worders how so
many can be used, but the demand seems to increase steadily.

ag . zB

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 13

Each 10 100 1000

CAVALIER (No. 160068). Flowers very regular, Kurume
type, a little more orange than Rose Doree. Mid April.
+e ORIN POLMDIANUSIaneicisiciie serene $3.50

CONTENT (No. 160136). Flowers pale Amparo Purple with
very few dots of Tyrian Rose at base of upper lobes. Very
pure, clear color. Late April, early May.

=D pineapOLeDLANUS ..)s <).)< siete) <ye $3.50

CORALIE. (No. 160017). Flowers hose-in-hose, Eosin Pink,
flushed Rose Doree, with conspicuous Tyrian Rose blotch;
earries as brilliant, deep salmon pink. Early May.

FOOPneepoOt plants). .....-:..-. $3.50 $32.50

CORSAIR (No. 160138). Flowers very brilliant in effect;
Nopal Red, with large blotch made up of small dots of
Tyrian Rose, that give a brownish effect over the Nopal
Red. Late April.
cP NAPOLMDLATICSe jeisicicles ates « $3.50 $32.50

CORYDON (No. 160074). Very fine form with overlapping
lobes, slightly deeper in color than Deep Rose Pink, with
a few dots in blotch, near throat, in upper lobe. Late April.

Serine pOt PlantS........0c0. $3.50

COQUETTE (No. 160036). Almost perfect hose-in-hose, be-
tween Eosin Pink and Begonia Pink, with few dots of
Tyrian Rose in inconspicuous blotch. Conspicuous red
pistil with dark stigma. Late April, early May.

<P 2p pPOL DIANEtS....... 0.66 is $3.50

COPPERMAN (No. 163927). Foliage dark green, rather nar-
row leaves. Flowers rather flat faced, good substance and
splendid form with broad overlapping lobes, Begonia Rose,
shaded almost pure orange blotch conspicuous but most
like a heavy wash of Rose Color. Mid to late May.

Sepia OLMDIANtS «(./6.61. ws 0 8 0.06 $3.50

DAMOZEL (No. 160031). Flowers irregularly hose-in-hose,
Geranium Pink, heavy blotch of Tyrian Rose, white at
base of tube. Late April, early May.

SEZninaspOt plants... oes... ces $3.50

DAYSPRING (No. 141780). Early. Erect growth. Flowers
like large Kurume’s; single; center white shading imper-
ceptibly to clear pale pink.

Senin epOteplamtsencsiace . om sc $2.50 $20.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 50.00
ARCOM OBITS ExGe Boe tiece cies 0 che $3.00 28.50

DIMITY (No. 141766). Early. Tall bush to 6 feet. White
flowers flaked and striped with brick red.
Serine DOtLEDlANtSeccelicicies ore $2.50 $20.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00

on upper three lobes. Late April, early May.
Poni DOL DlANtSHe mcs case ees $3.50

EVENSONG (No. 160032). Flowers somewhat starry, Rose
Color, blotecn Tyrian Rose but not conspicuous. Late
April to mid-May.

SEZ POC PlAaNtS acters. claves $3.50 $32.50

FANFARE (No. 160021). Flowers somewhat irregularly
hose-in-hose, Eosin Pink, blotch of Rose Red covers upper
lobe and half of each adjoining. Late April, early May.

SeOeiNeepPOu PlantSs. ose esse ce $3.50 32.50

FANTASY (No. 141775). Early. Medium height; rather
spreading. 2-inch white flowers broadly rayed and striped
with dull red; occasional red flower.

wecwine pot plants: soo)... 6. 3s

FASHION (No. 141788). Salmon-pink, hose-in-hose. One of
the good ones.
-o2rine potsplantsS.. <>. <..--2< $2.00 $15.00

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.50 20.00 $185.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00 285.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 35.00

1Sston Sins BEB... iss. do's $3.50 33.50

GAIETY (No. 141910). Late. Medium height; rather
spreading. Bright clear pink, with rather heavy blotch of
deep rose-red.

a2 il potsplantsaee. .csag.n $2.00 $15.00 $140.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.50 20.00 185.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00 285.00

stom on Bw. oe i sodas $3.00 26.50

14 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

SEE ee EE ST ere

Each 10 100 1000

GLACIER (No. 160073). Flowers shining white with a faint
green tone. Late April. As fine in quality as some of the
Belgian azaleas.

+2 in-s pot. plantseoo. fests $5.00

GLAMOUR (No. 141908). Late. Medium height; rather
spreading. Very brilliant rose-red.

x 2rins POteplantsac seine $2.00 $15.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.50 20.00 $185.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00 285.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.00 35.00
D174 (Ho) 2} Hey IBYAB OG a bucEodo$ $3.00 27.50

GORGEOUS (No. 160116). Flowers over 4” across, flat faced,
very showy, a litle paler than Begonia Rose with heavy
blotch extending to all three upper lobes. Mid-season.

12 in-pot plantsc sca. oe $3.50 apy

GREETING (No. 141901). Midseason. Medium height;
rather spreading; very floriferous. Coral-rose, edges of
lobes somewhat wavy.

Fe 2yinsspPOtuplaNntSanemmeeeec ee $2.00 $15.00 $140.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.50 20.00 185.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00 285.00
TZito donb Bree cee coe $3.00 27.50

T5rtovtS inv BbeBr roses cate KO es 98)

24-tO730 IN Bebe as oe ee 8.00

HOPEFUL (No. 160016). Flowers very regular in form.
Rose color, blotch inconspicuous. Late April, early May.
= Zaina potaplantseeneee eee. $3.50 $32.50

ILLUSION (No. 160018). Flowers somewhat starry. Deep
Rose Pink with Tyrian Rose blotch. Showy. Late eri:
+S 2ni Ne POLePlantSems- see ec $3.50 $32.50

JOYA (No. 141905). Late. Medium height; habit like mucro-
natum. A brilliant rose-pink; large flowered.

<2 Ines pOL Dlantsenre meee $2.00 $15.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans.. 2.50 20.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans.. 3.50 30.00 $285.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.50 40.00
T2itoplSsinee be Beer ores “$3. 00 37.50
155 (6G) IS Song JEKAB. sAgocoovone 3.50 33.50

JUBILANT (No. 141781). Midseason. Moderate height;
spreading habit. Striking hose-in-hose, salmon-pink
flowers.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00

LADYLOVE (No. 160131). Flowers usually 3” across, be-
tween Rose Pink and Deep Rose Pink, darker at margins.
Blotch not heavy, dots of Tyrian Rose. Late April.

+o 2oinepoteplantsunmmrecce. oc + $3.50

MADRIGAL (No. 163096). Flowers 312” across, pale rose
pink with a blotch slightly deeper in color that extends
beyond the uppermost lobe onto the two side lobes. Mid
to late April.

AWAD Oe MEIN a5 bo0bdcaoos $3.50

MAGIC (No. 141789). Flowers irregularly hose-in-hose, Rose
Doree, blotch Tyrian Rose, but appears darker because
dots are confluent. Late April, early May.

£P2 ine pOLMplants meer cic $3.50

MAVIS (No. 163962). Flowers very abundant, Tyrian Pink
with Tyrian Rose dots on blotch, tube yellowish. Stamens
exserted. Mid-May.

FaQnine MO plantSk..eteee pet $4.50

MATE LOWER (No. 141793). Light, salmon-pink; hose-in-
ose.

SoZ alte DOGED Lan CSemeieieaicre stele $3.50
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50

MINUET (No. 141772). Early. Tall, erect growth. 1% to
2 inch white flowers flaked with magenta.

+e2 ins pot plantsecen see oukee $2.00 $15.00

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.50 20.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans.. 4.00 35.00
if 2atOnl Orin be bepeeeee ee ig" 00 28.50

NERISSA (No. 160103). Flowers deep rose pink lighter to
edges, dots of blotch Rose Color, faint yellow tones extend
from base center along mid-ribs, making pink very bril-
liant. Late April, early May.

#2) int. spot, DlantsSaaacneceecos $3.50

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 15
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Each 10 100 1000

TER PAN (No. 163941). Flowers freely produced; some-
eet ea Deep Rose Pink, almost white in center,

blotch not conspicuous. Late April, early May.

* 2 in. pot plants.........--- $4.50

ICADOR (No. 141899). Midseason. Moderate height;
% rather SO Tne: Brilliant orange-red; sunburns if
planted in full exposure to light.
* 2 in. pot plants..........-- $3.50
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 6.50

PIRATE (No. 141787). Flowers irregularly hose-in-hose, a
little lighter than Scarlet Red, with very heavy blotch of
Nopal Red on upper lobe spreading over adjoining two
lobes. Late April, early May.

* 2 in. pot plants...........-. $3.50

PIXIE (No. 141777). Early. Medium tall. Smallish starry
flowers with revolute lobes; white ground with a central
ray of spinel-red; blotch on upper oe ase on

*)2 in. ‘pot plants <2... -~- =/ : $20.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00
* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 5.50 60.00

PROGRESS (No. 163957). Bush habit very dense and twiggy.
Flowers, Mallow Purple darkening to Rhodamine Purple.
Some variation toward white at centers. Stamens far
exserted. Early to mid-May.

ONT [OE NRIMNS ss oo adsodooc $3.50

REVERY (No. 141902). Late. Medium height; rather
spreading mucronatum type (indica alba), but flowers
very nearly circular in outline. Pale rose, no blotch.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50 $30.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00
15toel Sting Bebe ese $3.50 34.00

ROBINHOOD (No. 160086). Vigorous. Leaves only semi-
evergreen in this climate. Flowers 34-4” across. Deep
rose red color with heavy dotting of rather small points
to eS the blotch on the upper lobe. Pistil and filaments
scarlet.

+02F ins DOteplaMtS sn iae cco $4.50

ROSETTE (No. 160135). Leaves a little more than semi-
evergreen in this climate. Flowers large, double; some-
times only semi-double. Color violet red with a blotch on
the upper lobe, almost scarlet in color but not showy as
the dots are small. Mid-April.

<S2 int POL plants. steers $4.50
SAMITE (No. 141791). Early. White, hose-in-hose.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $7.50

SERENADE (No. 160027). Leaves dark green. Small.
Flowers irregularly hose-in-hose. Old Rose, but garden
effect is fine salmon pink, conspicuous blotch of Tyrian
Rose on three upper lobes. Late April, early May.

=i 2eine DOt plants senna $2.50 $22.50

SIGNAL (No. 160056). Fine dark green leaves. Flowers
somewhat starry. Rose Color with showy Tyrian Rose
blotch. Old specimens superb. Mid to late April.

S20 POCLDlAnS eee eee $3.50

SOUVENIR (No. 160015). Fine small dark green evergreen
foliage. Flowers irregularly hose-in-hose. Eosin Pink
with Begonia Rose blotch, that gives a deeper tone to the
salmon pink effect of the flowers. Late April.

=P2 Ine pOLPLanNtS.. see eee $4.50

SPRITE (No. 163929). Flowers somewhat starry. Mallow
Pink lightly shaded toward margins with Light Mallow
Purple. Mid April. The blotch is made up of fine dots of
Tyrian Pink that give a bright tint to flower.

"2.1 “DOL DIANESaaenigs oes $4.

STARDUST (No. 141771). Midseason. Erect growth; for all
practical purposes a late white Kaempferi.

*s2 in. pot plantSes .oc cis. aside $2.50 $20.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00

SUWANEE (No. 160139). Leaves dark green. Flowers deep

pink, small but not showy blotch of i
Late April. y of Tyrian Rose dots.

i 2.int pot plantsqag. s26 2.8 $3.50

TANAGER (No. 141907). Late. Large, fushine-pink flowers
meee CaERee SESES.
n= peti plants. inn. ess 2.50 $20.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 520 *70,00

16 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

Each 10 100 1000

THISBE (No. 160025). Flowers somewhat irregularly hose-
in-hose, Geranium Pink with blotch of Begonia Pink. Late
April, early May.

=*2pine pot plantses-> see $3.50 $32.50

TREASURE (No. 160125). Flowers 3%-4%” across. The
developing buds are tinted with pale pink, but this fades
out as the fiower opens leaving only a suggestion of pink
on the margins of the lobes and in the blotch. Should
replace Indica Alba in most plantings.

SE2,1nsopOteplants epee ooo. $5.0

TROUPER (No. 160121). Flowers single, practically a Nopel
Red self as the few dots of Tyrian Rose in the blotch area
are not showy. Early to Mid-April.

<2 1n ss poteplantsse eee $4.50

VANITY (No. 160030). Flowers, single, somewhat starry;
Deep Rose Pink, the Rose Color blotch not conspicuous.
Late April, early May.

¥ 52 iD epotaplan tence ce cere $2.50 $22.50

VINTAGE (No. 160072). Leaves rather broad, glossy, dark
green. Flowers rounded and well imbricated. Pale Roso-
lane Purple, no blotch. Late April.

+ 2 inte pot splantS 42)... 3.0 eae $4.50

VIOLETTA (No. 160079). Leaves fine dark green. Flowers,

Light Mallow Purple, blotch Rhodamine Purple. Mid

April.
2 ene sDOLIDlaN tesco: $4.50
No. 141774. Fine white with occasional purple lines.
7 PF) Tals JOO JOITUSS Goo coco Gdac $2.00 $15.00
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... 2.50 20.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00
SstoplOpinwehe Bore. $2.00 18.50

No. 141783. Late. Bright salmon to coppery old-rose with
darker markings. Very attractive.

* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $2.50 $20.00

* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 3.50 30.00

* 3 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00
1 55tOn Seins be bee eee $3.50 32.50

No. 141797. Late. Very large. Radiant red to deep rose with
deep markings.
* 1 yr. field beds XX trans... $3.50
No. 1419064. Late, very large, Fuschia-purple with dark spots.
Very handsome.
2 Dine poteplantsmrrececeee. $2.50 $20.00
* 2 yr. field beds XX trans... 4.50 40.00

ROOT GRAFTS

We are again making Root Grafts of stock that is very
much in demand at this time. Advise ordering before Christ-
mas if possible as we may not be able to furnish if ordered
late. We will make up and reserve for shipment at the time
you want them, or will send as soon as we get them made.

FLOWERING CRAB
Price $12.50 per 100. For list of varieties, see page 29.

RED OR PINK FLOWERING DOGWOOD
Price $20.00 per 100

LILACS
Prices of standard varieties $12.50 per 100. See page 28.

CHAENOMELES (Flowering Quince)
Price $15.00 per 100. For list of varieties see page 20.

LANDSCAPING THE HOME GROUNDS. Ramsey. $3.00.

Step-by-step, with photographs and plans to illustrate
each point, this book shows just how to develop your home
grounds for greatest beauty. Beginning with the develop-
ment of a plan, the author gives concrete suggestions for
landscaping the front lawn, creating a private ‘‘outdoor
living room’’ in the rear, providing a useful service area,
planting special purpose gardens, and constructing walks,
driveways, pools, terraces and other features.

NEW DESIGNS OF SMALL PROPERTIES.
M. E. Bottomley. $3.75. 5
There are dozens of exciting plot designs to inspire the
home owner in this stimulating idea-book on landscape
design. Each type of design—formal, informal, modern, and
gardenesque—is treated separately and illustrated with
typical layout plans.

THE NURSERY MANUAL. Bailey. $5.00. ;

Indispensable to everyone who propagates plants! This
manual contains an alphabetical list of plants with full
directions under each, telling how to propagate by seed,
layering, cuttings, budding, or grafting. Dr. Bailey includes
an invaluable description of the main insects and diseases
and their control. 240 illus.; 465 pages.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 17

ORNAMENTAL STOCK

1 to 5 at the each rate, 5 or more at the 10 rate, 50 or more
at the 100 rate, 500 or more at the thousand rate.
eee marked by an asterisk (*) are classed as Lining-Out
stock.

S. following size signifies Seedling.

Each 10 100 1000
ABELIA Edward Goucher

COON pOtLEpIANtSes am eis cies - $2.00 $16.50
2 tOn Sone exe trans: he... 3.00 25.00
Sherwoodi
*e2iNEDOL PIANES.< .. .. oc cece $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
ABIES Balsamea (Balsam Fir)
SHG utOusSui Math AMS sacle eis, creo) « $1.50 $12.50
FESitowOmnwtrans::4.... 0.8. 2.00 16.50
Douglasi (Douglas Fir)
Shae, (SY Sas 5 2 eee tee eee $3.00 $25.00
Grandis (Grand Fir)
SRGRCOMS IMCL ANS © = cici-/seiele eles $1.50 $12.50
ACER Palmatum Dissectum (Green Cut-Leaf Jap. Maple)
B32) GUE BS A See ee $4.00
4utomperte Bob... ces esse 6.00
Bubra (Red or Scarlet Swamp Maple)
SAGHLOMEA IN 1) 5. GS alelsre> claclos sis $3.25 $25.00
12h tOmeseIn. Gee os .0k 5 ae eco 4.25 35.00
PTS TEOMA BITG (Si eiorecciecesore co 0.0 5.00 45.00
CPZ RCOMMOU LE Gan Ss sievcieiereie,svejeiers cre 6.50 00
TE RCOMESUAL. © Osaki ont ane scaeen s 8.00 75.00
Saccharum (Sugar Maple)
PRUOraeit CLAN Syeroeicis cis sioysiciore $17.50

Tree)
SB vies SUE ho) Paes seas c $6.00 $50.00
OR Tiey SF TO) Gildea nolo 7.00 65.00
Se 2bV TON otOr 4 ft. 3... once 9.00 80.00
S tO sit. StEANSS J si Sisco craved 3.00 20.00
ALCOR whiE ELAN Ss 5. < cores + «seers 4.00 30.00
HEL ORGBEES CLANS Seo c.5sccie oie se 5.00 40.00
GatOM hts ELaANS ye. cle ee ee 6.50 55.00
ALTHEA, Snowdrift (White Althea)
PY KG) Bao d ok OOO DO ee eee $3.00 $25.00
ul Opal Grek sieyeiciows o.</s0.6.0. 00.0 ens 4.00 32.50
ARBORVITAE Occidentalis (American Arborvitae)
ESS Shooto COS CoE rre $3.00
SHGRLOLorimestranGas cee joe aie. $2.25 20.00
DeMatteo SOc Etec cine Os ous $2.00 18.50
Occidentalis Boothi (One of the best Globe Arborvitae)
SEA sCOROUUN ap EGANSS:. «<< ors sis cle sie $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
ZAGEORAOMTA OEE Sc cccsicie ss cies $2.25 $21.50
SOMOPSOMTM Saas oes ne 3.00 28.50
Bi5) 1x0) GPA sn BMABY Gb uo oduEoeT 3.50 32.50
Occidentalis Brubakeri
TRA tOlGuins hans. sa. 6c s oe $2.00 $16.50
2 BO S ib Wei oo oooo nodes 2.50 20.00
Occidentalis caucasica (Siberian Arborvitae)
ROSCOMGPI TENCE AN Sonali. $2.50 $20.00 $185.00
SIU) Ho) SIS Thal, IKARIA Ok Galsabac 3.00 27.50
Occidentalis Columbia (White-tipped Arborvitae)
SPAS tOuGune LeLaTIS:. 2.5 cee $2.00 $16.50
Occidentalis Douglasi Aurea (Douglas’ Golden Arborvitae)
@ 4h faa) @ ins eee yon aoa oouee $2.00 $16.50
Occidentalis elegantissima (Golden-Tipped Pyramidal Av.)
= 4-to Guinestrans 3.) oete eee. $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
Occidentalis Ellwangeriana (Tom Thumb Arborvitae)
SJOLLOMSuINGEEANIS ha aes $2.50 $20.00
ODCOMm Oninestransuan im eae 3.00 25.00
WPA {Hoy TiS): tin, IEYABs snag 5ooG6us $1.50 13.50
Occidentalis Globosa (Globe Arborvitae)
pO COMorils (ERAN S Eom soc 5. << $2.50 $20.00
115) (80) USS I, IRA ooo sto SooKe $1.65 16.00 150.00
tSttore4inee Bebe eee ele. 2.00 18.50 175.00
ZACOPoU MN Beebe eee 2.50 23.50 225.00
S0 ite 36 dnl BoB ccc... « 3.00 27.50 250.00
36 to 42 in. noe ene eNS ais 3.50 32.50 300.00

18 THE TINGLE NURSERY CoO.
SS a ETS

1000
$150.00

$235.00
$150.00

$150.00
150.00

Each 10 100
Occidentalis globosa compacta (Compact Globe Arborvitae)
<745COM Ginatransia-m cee 2.00 are: 50
15 tOM Shine bebe eee $1.65 16.00 150.00
I SstOp24 eins bec be eee ee 2.00 18.50 1. 00
Occidentalis Hollandi (Semi Globe Av.)
<7 Oo LOPLOMNe thanss eerie $3.00 $25.00
Occidentalis Lutea (Geo. Peabody Av.)
=E4ntOlOninecranseenee renee $2.50 $20.00
=VGNtORS ingens pOtsee ene 3.00 25.00
Occidentalis Plicata (Curled-leaf Av.)

* 4to 6 IN eCKANS wre eee aa $2.00 $16.50
SOLOS une transi eeee 2.50 20.0
xe SnCOMLOm Ma Chanse smn 3.00 25.00

by HO) Oey IBA 6 Gu cououKK6S $4.50 40.00

Occidentalis Pyramidalis (Pyramidal Av.)
era tomo yin cranssa eee $2.00 $16.50
sd PY ihielp poOtpDlantsrr ect: 2.00 16.50
ARS} (0) P24 SHS JES, Goon soouoos $2.00 18.50
ZntOMontt bab ae eee 2.50 23.50
Occidentalis Recurva Nana (Little Gem Av.)
+VASCOMMOMIN ChAaTISae ae eee ane $2.50 $20, 00
1174 (ea) Ibis IEKABS ooo codcouKb $1.75 16.50
ils) {ifo) als} Thin, LEXIS Gabo ooo baKG 2.00 18.50
Occidentalis Rheingold (Golden Tom Thumb Av.)
* 4to6 ibs WRENN Gnd 6adcogb00 $2.00 $16.50
4 (33 (HO) Savas HEIs osgecoguoce 2.50 20.00
Occidentalis Viridissima (Green Av.)
El OntOMSein trans rs. creveen $2.50 $20.00
+78 coslOhin= transys eee 3.00 25.00
Orientalis (Chinese or Oriental Av.)
al Naty S877 CO) et eso ouoouoss $2.50
dh PANARSNSH Os KO) Ibo ao uae boule 3
FUGHCOMounNeChansSssoeeecrisc 12850
TUSEcOpLObineatranss eae $2.00 16.50
L2sCOMLO MINE OtransSeane see 6.50 50.00
als} (Hs) 725 tha, 1¥A8} 56 Gg6G000b00e $1.35 12.50
Orientalis Compacta (Compact Oriental Av.)
ictal eat Sih a aera mie ers coc A ee aR at $2.50
Orientalis Nana (Dwarf Oriental Av.)
EAT IATA Gye hike Olontio. Oats Cre racer ae $3.00
ARONIA Arbttifolia (Red Chokeberry)
ShtOua tts he ee eee eee ce $4.
SYED sym | PSA ENG AIG a, cig ha Bidet c 6.00
ASTILBE Peachblossom
* Strona 7divisions: oesrcnecec $2.00 $15.00
AUCUBA Japonica (Green Leaf Aucuba)
* 4 to 6in. XX trans... 2 ooo5: $2.50 $20.00
Japonica Male
*¥4- tO) Opin) XOX ChaNSa. ss 0 wo $2.50
Japonica Variegated
S45 OG) in exe transSeeernc sae $2.50 $20.00
=76 COMSHMN SO thansseo eee 3.00 25.00

We have U. 8. Dept. of Agriculture Permit No. 88 which
permits us to ship the following varieties of Barberry into

any state in the U.S
BERBERRIS Candidula (Paleleaf Hewecron

ST 2hine pPOteplantseeee ae $16.50
Julianae (Wintergreen Barberry)
CPE Nagy iS a canaE wis cig elein eels $1.50 $10.00
+52) in pO plantSa-ppeceelo. 2.00 15.00
* 4to 6 in. from cuttings.. 2:00 20.00
* 6 to 8 in. from cuttings.. 00 27.50
AStOjoOnttee bebo oe . $5. 00 50. 00
Julianae Nana (Dwarf Wintergreen Barberry)
SORCOKSGRINS Bk bane $4.00 $37.50
33 (RO) Gh SHE EKA on oboooo0K0 5.00 47.50
Thunbergi Atropurpurea (Red-Leaved Barberry)
L25tOmShinsntranseaecemceciene $2.00 $15.00
1Sito2Z4.ine transom. 2.50 20.00
ZitOleoettathanssneeoeeeree 3.00 25.00
Triacanthophora (Threespine Barberry)
+2 ine spothplantsen emote $2.00 $17.50
76 itOV Shin ULANS eee 2.50 22.50
BETULA Nigra (River or White Birch)
LO: COQ ai cea crorers onto: $2.50 $23.50
14 COA GAEC. hover chariatsvarsio ses 3.50 33.50

Pepulifolia (Gray Birch)
TOSCO SRE eerie oats oi uae $4.00 $37.50

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 19

BOXWOOD

Boxwood is another of our specialties and by growing it
in the quantities we do, we are enabled to furnish it at these
very low prices. This Boxwood is first-class in every way.
We have customers who send us repeat orders several times
during a season. We know you will like our Boxwood if
you will let us send you some of it. Good Stock, Good
Service and Low Prices.

Each 10 100 1000
BUXUS HARLANDI. New, dwarf, beautiful, dense and

compact.
SE2binaPOL DlANtSe yo cae eee $2.00 $17.50
BUXUS JAPONICA. A hardy, tall-growing type with light
green leaves which turn a yellowish brown in winter.
SOD POS outOy LOIN. «soe $3.00 $25.00
“1ORtOMUAMINe transes.. cies ose es 3.50 30.00 $275.00
S125tO ovine CLANS: .20). semis nos 4.00 35.00 325.00
SitoplOsine BS Brena. csr $0.75 6.50 60.00
OStoR 2hin B&B iecccias- 6 «6 1.00 9.00 85.00
iF} (eo) als) thaly IEA SA oGciisidda bo 1.25 11.50 100.00

BUXUS KOREANA, A.A. TYPE. This is probably the hardi-
est of all the Boxwoods. This strain is entirely different
from the above. Propagated from plants sent to us by the
Arnold Arboretum many years ago. Foliage a good green
both summer and winter; narrower leaves than Semper-
virens; slow, spreading grower. We have been selling all
our stock to growers who saw it in our nursery.

+52 IN POLEDIATIUSHeccicicie ele «© $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
Sitoplorinw BEBrenousnecue. $1.25 11.00 100.00

1OttoR Zine BEB esclous soe. 1250013! 50) 125.00

IP) {eO) US) thay WEN ds), a miOA A Goon 1.75 16.50 150.00

ils) (ho) IS} Thos JEM ASI, Go ooo UDO OU 2.00 18.50

BUXUS MICROPHYLLA var. COMPACTA. New, rare, ex-
tremely dwari and hardy Boxwood. Has stood all weather
conditions in the Pocono Mountains where temperature
drops below zero. Very dwarf and slow growing. Ideal
for edging, rockeries, ott gardens and all uses where
plants are required to remain dwarf. Original plant after
twenty-eight years, is now about 12 inches high and 21
inches wide. A rare gem. Stock very limited.

45to) 6) ins xOxS trans. 2555. $5.50 $50.00
A Bio iin, ROX eee e sao se $1.25 10.00
IO) (8G) ND Tiny IEXKAB ws oo eeeleg eee 3.00 28.50

BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS. An old-time favorite in gardens
and much used for hedges as well as for specimen plants.
This is called the Bush Box and is a faster growing type
than Suffruticosa Box. If you want the real dwarf grow-
ing kind you should get Suffruticosa.

Gl Ho) Gibiy (aeinghos bouesoode $2.00 $16.50 $115.00
SUEORCOM So) In thansseo see lee 2.50 20.00 185.00
<TOucOmLOnn ethanses seo. eee 3.00 25.00 235.00
LO top 2hIinweBe By ioc cescne $0.90 7.50 65.00

a7) (fo) 316) thal JERE Sin uoo ome o 1.00 9.00 75.00

5 towlSrin BeBe. ote ae 1.50 13.50 125.00

103 (Hoy Deb bing TEMAS Hes Aa ae 2.25 21.50 200.00

24 tO sOuins BEBo.c. ccc once 4.00 37.50

BUXUS ARBORESCENS. A tree form of Sempervirens.
Opens loose habit of growth and a much faster growing
variety.
= 1LORtOR Zine transses cess ce $3.50 $30.00

BUXUS ARBORESCENS AUREA Pendula. A form of the
above with golden variegated leaves.
LuOMcOmorine trans: .o. oeme vcee $2.50 $20.00
STSecOmMOMMa trans eae eee 3.00 25.00

BUXUS ROTUNDIFOLIA. A round leaf type of Semper-
virens. Very beautiful dark green.

<S2pINEPOLS!SitOuLO-in se oe $3.50 $30.00
12 tomloninw B&B. ak sents don $1.25 11.50
TSato 24yin be Be niock cee 2.00 18.50

BUXUS _SEMPERVIRENS FASTIGIATA. Grows in a
Pyramidal or columnar form. Rare.
wend COMMONS Erase. lode aeis $2.00 $16.50
#12) tO >) inatranssse nee 6.00 50.00

BUXUS SUFFRUTICOSA (Old English Dwarf Box). As a
low edging in formal gardens there is no greater favorite
than this variety of Box. This is the variety that is so
much seen in Washington’s gardens at Mt. Vernon and in
other noted gardens in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and
other Middle Atlantic States.

ro tor dine transs: 1. seeeee $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
S96 Consume rtrans) sos 6 osc 3.50 27.50 250.00

20 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

CAMELLIA SASANQUA

These handsome flowering evergreens have proven entirely
hardy here and we believe they are as hardy as the Kurume
Azaleas. They bloom about the latest of any fiowering
shrub. Flowering with snow on them.

Each 10 100

SVosneapoteplantsaeaeeeee eee $4.00 $35.00
BRILLIANCY. One of the most beautiful of Sasanquas.

Large, single, bright rose-pink. Foliage dark green. Very

compact, fairly fast grower.
MAIDEN BLUSH. Single flower of delicate pink.
MINE-NO-YUKI (Snow on the Mountain). The large,

double, white flowers resemble a carnation and are borne

in such profusion as to literally cover the entire plant.
RUBRA SIMPLEX. A very good red flowering variety.
WHITE BUTTERFLY. Single, white with pink margin.

Very vigorous grower.

In addition to above varieties we have many more in
smaller quantities. See page 42.

Each 10 100 1000
CASTANEA Mollissima (Chinese Chestnut)

APA Koy IRA Shoo od docoUeEeor $2.00 $15.00
*1S1tO 2asinw Sia. cate eee 2.50 20.00
PARHOV AS) thes WEN Soo abedsace $0.75 6.50 50.00
Oncol 4ottatransS--er eee eee OOM 9500775200
AStOMmOnttethans- oer ee 1.50 138.50 125.00
Gitom SottetransS eee 2.50 23.50
CELASTRUS Orbiculatus (Criental Bittersweet)
STEVES ee eee reer ele ae $5.00
ETNA Gaet och or Lnce ote G iT orcrD Ue aoe $1.00 7.50
CERCIS Canadensis (Eastern Redbud)
FOLEY Te Osteen en oie eee eee $5.00
PUD TRS Ame a eta cleneeieiecs eieleit $1.00 7.50
Qator sate nthans skater ee 3.00 25.00
SutOua feantranse. comic 3.50 30.00
ARTO Ulta ChaNS eee eet ien en. 5.00 45.00

CHAENOMELES (Flowering Quince)

A. One-year from graft........ $0.50 $4.00 $30.00

B. Two-year from graft........ -70 6.00 50.00
Letters after varieties indicate sizes available.

COLUMBIA B. Flowers elongated, rosy red.

CRIMSON AND GOLD. A. Flowers somewhat cupped,
large, rich velvety red with a mass of golden stamens.

GRANDIFLORA. B. Flowers large; lemon tinted pink
later becoming deep rose.

KERMESIANA SEMIPLENA. B. Flowers large, often
semi-double varying from ‘‘Appleblossom’’ to brilliant
clear red.

MOERLOOSEI. B. Bud white and scarlet, opening light
and deep apple-blossom-pink.

NIVALIS. A. Flower large; snow white.

ROSEA GRANDIFLORA. A.B. Rose-pink with an occa-
sional white petal.

BRUBRA GRANDIFLORA. AB. Early; very large, deep red
flowers. Probably the most popular one.

VERMILLION. B. Bud scarlet, opening scarlet vermillion.

WHITE. A. Pure white, good size flowers.

=

CHAMAECYPARIS Lawsoniana Alumni (Blue Pyramidal

Cypress)
76 -COUSsIN ptlLaNSsereieecie wve,0 $3.00 $25.00
Lawsoniana Cerula
+7 Stow O in eranS ss sey leieisie cle « $3.50 $30.00
Lawsoniana Fraseri (Dark blue Columnar Cypress)
A (Bike vse Wee aoddecceduc $2.50 $20.00
71S stOl1O IN SEhAN Seca ore) = 3.00 25.00
Lawsoniana Stewarti (Golden Yellow Cypress)
eT SncOm One transac sce « $3.50 $30.00
CHIMONANTHUS praecox (Wintersweet
BAILA COED C0 COO $1.00 $7.50
CHIONANTHUS virginica (White Fringetree)
LEON Sosie ie oa dome Docoae oe $1.00 $7.50
CITRUS Trifoliata (Hardy Orange)
win itstach Sy be roy 4a bo aac os ade $5.00
12 tow Stine tranSeccrec aera $1250) 1.2250
akemgo ebay wee oMendadsde 2.00 15.00
2 tOn So uhb. sbLaN Seerceisc con S000 eZo.00

CLEMATIS Vitalba (Travelersjoy)
SOL YTS oe cs erteatoe oe aeeerns $4.00

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 21
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Each 10 100 1000
ifoli Pink Flowering Summersweet)
CLETHRA alnifolia rosea ( $E05 a

* 3in pot plants.........---- : $40.
12 to 18 in! fifigehasocecarcor 6.00 50.00
18 to 24 in: trans...-....-.-- $1.00 8.50 >Re

DO okie Clans see eral repay alin A
Gino) 2) aah TORO copes oacdc 1.50 13.50
i i i D d)
CORN US eee ae acer ne $3.00 $20.00
+19 tol SoinestbanSs- oe eles eed ‘
MTORR Ba goocsdcosoaccoas $2.50 23.50
T(NtH0) IG Mies paopoodessesocccoe 3.50 33.50
WAAC IIR, GopupebcoEdancone 4.50 43.50

Florida Alba Plena (Double White Flowering Dogwood)
* 1 yr. grafts trans.......... $7.50
Florida Rubra (Red & Pink Howe Dogwood)

. . fts trans......-..- $7.50 $65.00
1B to of in Be rts lee inoeinioo bic $1.50 13.50 125.00
PATKY Bh Roe Sno dad onc OOS 2.25 20.00 175.00

Florida Xanthocarpa (Yellow fruited White Dogwood)
* 1 yr. grafts trans.......... $7.50

Kousa (Kousa Dogwood)

FV yrs Sons tes eee eet $7.50 $60.00
COTONEASTER dammeri (Bearberry Cotoneaster)
= 2inSpotiplants geese sae $3.00 $25.00
Horizontalis (Rock Cotoneaster)
=§2)}in= poteplantse asses $1.50 $12.50
Hupehensis (Hupeh Cotoneaster)
=12"in’ POt*plantsh sa) > sie sas $1.50 $12.50
Microphylla buxifolia (Boxleaved Cotoneaster)
+21 eDOteplantsee eerie $1.50 $12.50
Microphylla cochleata
* 2.in spot nplantsh.<a-ceietetl ss $1.50 $12.50
Rubens (New, Dwarf; red fruit)
* 2 in. pot plants. 327. - .ee. a $1.50 $12.50
CUPRESSUS Sempervirens Stricta (Italian Cypress)
Sol yrs Shee Jee case ee eee $5.00
CYDONIA Japoniea (Flowering Quince)
2h lyre Se4e con 2 eines eee $5.00 $40.00
18 to'24 in\*trans:o 9) 2 alee $2.50 20.00
2 to) Svit. trans... sooo en 3.50 30.00
CYTISUS Scopariue (Scotch Broom)
* Lyre Ss. 12 0: 24: inva dass 1.25 $7.50 $70.00
2,0 3 ftsn ns osc cia Cea 3.00 20.00
DAVIDIA Involucrata (Dove Tree)
12 ito: VS) into Fe ee ee $6.00
DEUTZIA Corymbosa
#76. tOM2 In. Pee 6. a Coca $1.50 $12.50
Crenata Suspensa
12 toylSiin gh OF oc ace: $2.00 $15.00
LS to) 24 IMs, cee eccis ee 2.50 20.00
DICENTRA Exima (Fringed Bleedingheart)
BIR 1 ho cnt, MAO tr Te $5.00 $40.00
2 YRS .s Addn soe ee 7.50 70.00
Spectabilis
1 yr. trans. from divisions. $16.50 $150.00
DIOSPYROS virginiana (Common Persimmon)
£2 YER Ov Oto Monn a ae oe $6.00 $50.00
ESCALLONIA. Sp. 62214.
+2 in. pot. plants: 235s.-444. $1.75 $15.00

As Good As Can Be Grown

We are exerting effort to produce the very best stock that
can be grown, and in our forty-two years’ experience we
believe we have never offered bigger values than we are
offering this season. Even with the short supply of Lining-
gue a ne have rept our prices at a low level. We feel

: J more than pleased with th
ay ee give us your race oars) ae
ry to secure our propagating wood from only the ver
bese pe, of Plants, and by doing this we can furnish ‘you
2 eo e bes at it is
get anywhere, regardless of price. agree

HARDINESS OF PLANTS. When hardiness of plants is

mentioned herein it applies onl i i
Wise ect pp only to this section unless other-

22 THE TINGLE NURSERY CoO.

Our stock this season is as good or better than our
average and we believe our average is as good as any
grower’s. Come and see it or if you cannot come send
your order and leave it to us to please you.

Each 10 100 1000
EUONYMUS Americana (Brook Euonymus)

AUIS SC OPDA IN coe ctete oct cnn «koran $2.50 $20.00
D2 SCORE SIGL Ge Patel cays o reheee bee 3.00 25.00
Bungeanus (Winterberry Euonymus)
SLEVIN EGS Saree ates cto cone $5.00
Carrierei (Glossy Euonymus)
214 ANS POS se eeeras ee eek $2.00 $15.00
Japonica Golden King
G tow Stine DEX trans: >. cee. $2.50 $20.00
S toW0ine SexSitransjesn 3.00 25.00
Japonica Patens
Gtopl2hine transac stereos $3.00 $25.00
Radicans Kewensis
= 20ins pot plantSaneneseeecee $2.00 $17.50
Radicans Newport
7 (6) (Ko) 1) dn, Waste beGoooooubbe $2.00 $17.50
12 to 18 in. trans. heavy..... 3.50 30.00
Radicans Variegated Alba
ES 3} 1H) IA Tho, ahs GougcoDeT $3.00 $25.00
Yedoensis (Yeddo Euonymus)
VS tOP24oiny erates s cis «eisieve ees $3.00
EURYA Chinensis
*OZN=spoteplantSs...- 06 $2.00 $17.50
FAGUS Americana (American Beech)
*16) toml2sine transis cere accor $1.00 all 50
SHtOmMiOnEts Sasswac << cites $1.50 13.50 5.00
VOW OMS SEG. ejector sic-«.elers.oie.en4 2.50 23.50 338, 00
Sylvatica Fastigata (Pyramidal English Beech)
A COPD ES oo cis a axciateitere piers e's Ae $3.00
Gat OrSPi Gateieccsccsrekeneve erexolel avexerers 5.00
LE eine cn meee oe 15.00
Sylvatica Heterphylla (Fern or Cut-Leaf Beech)
SytomlOn tr NeaVyionacie cer $10.00
Sylvatica Pendula (Weeping English Beech)
Gi lODAUEEE. SRE ec accel oes ate $8.00
aA iol Ls Bey eae 82k ee ren 15.00
Sylvatica Rotundifolia (Round leaf English Beech)
TS SEOs 24 ins csc oeveitarciet ee shots $1.50
FONTANESE Fortunei
PD COPZA IN. Wirt. de cc oc 'e 0 aneterels $1.50 $10.00
FORSYTHIA ae a
DiCOLS EE ate eo ors vole cv sehe $2.00 $15.00
FRANKLINIA alatamaha
* 4to 8in. seedlings........ $2.00 $15.00
* 8 to 12 in. seedlings........ 2.507 ** 20700
*12 to 18 in. seedlings........ 3.00 25.00
SSN pPOLIDLAaNtss oe erect 6.00 50.00
TSECOPZAR IM sino crrarietatos $1.25 11.00 100.00
Zt Oler Shell staciarceyerss.topevetersvaurers 1250) 13:50) 125.00
StOhat eile actiasic ce scree cle 6 2.00 18.50 175.00
ACO O ai aisiets eters eieinversioves 2:50) 23°50) 225:00
HStousGie tte ae cue eee 3.00 28.50 275.00
GLOW TeREE ete otc sels s Sversncvons 4.00 38.50
MLO IS ELE testereretersucseiale"eievechers 5.00 48.50
Si tOvlOMtt Scie oie eiece csc e001 2200
GARDENIA, Hadley
SHiNapOLsPLaAMCS cere erie $2.50
GREWIA biloba parviflora
bar PTAA SSR REY MERLE COT oe $1.50
HAMAMELIS Virginiana (American Witchhazel)
¥ SDI T.. Sol LOM aiM eae ce. $5.00 $45.00
Sr tO AEH Se Rae leh: $2.50 20.00
ASTORO Ete asisieie claieielenstaene ores 3.50 30.00
Sito Ott: Sasa ies 6.00 50.00

HORTUS Ii. (Bailey) $7.50.

Easy to use, accurate, and non-technical, this great book
comes closer than any other single volume to answering all
your garden questions. It contains complete information on
every kind of ornamental, fruit and vegetable plant grown
today. 778 pages.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 23
Le —_—_————
1 to 5 at the each rate, 5 or more at the 10 rate, 50 or more

100 rate, 500 or more at the thousand rate.
Ber marked by an asterisk (*) are classed as Lining-Out

k.
ie following size signifies Seedling.
HEATHER
Each 10 100 1000
2in= pot. plants. $1.75 $15.00

These are nice clean young plants.
CALLUNA vulgaris (Purple Scotch Heather)
ERICA carnea (Spring Heath).

Carnea Vivella (Carmine-Red).

Carnea, Winter Beauty (Rosy Pink).

Darleylensis (Pink, Winter-Blooming).

eee Pane ae Meer W's, SNES EY YS
HEDERA Helix (English Ivy).
25inspoOtmplantSaeee eee $1.25 $10.00
Conglomerata Erecta
Z2PinspOLsDIaAntS reenter $2.00 $15.00

HEMEROCALLIS (DAY LILY)

4
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S

J. A. CRAWFORD.

Cadmium-yellow, shaded apricot............ 1.00 8.00
DOVER. Deep golden yellow. Dwarf......... $1.75 $15.00
DUMORTERI. Orange-yellow ................ 1.00 8.00
ESTEMERE. Yellow-orange, reversed brown.. 2.25 20.00
GEORGE YELD. Rich orange and orange-scarlet 2.75 25.00
GOLDDUST. Golden yellow. Low. Early..... .85 6.00
HYPERION. The most popular canary-yellow 3.00 25.00
MARGARET PERRY. Rose-red and buff-orange 2.50 22.50
MIDDENDORFI. Orange-yellow ............. 1.00 8.00
MIKADO. Spot of mahogany on orangelcys.. 5.00 40.00
THUNBERGI. Lemon-yellow, July-August.... .85 6.00

ae
Each 10 1
HYDRANGEA Blue a wire

3 in. pot plants heavy...... $4.00 $35.00
Mervielle Pink

2 YT) XO trans a eee $3.00 $25.00
Regula White

2 YP XX trans) eee $3.00 $25.00
Stafford Pink

2 yr. XO@trans! eee $3.00 $25.00
Trophee Pink

2 YE SCX trans: eee $3.00 $25.00

Paniculata Grandiflora (Pee Gee Hydrangea)

*96 to 12:iny trans) eee $12.50
HYPERICUM Henryi
* 2 in-“pot plants... aes $2.00 $15.00

A New Way To Get Scarce
Plants

You have often wanted to propagate some plants f
Scarce or high priced variety but did not have the roper
facilities to do it with. With a new outfit we are off

is rooted ready to : i

a yenuen fens De ee
sieets and rubber bands to make 100 rafts

instructions how to do the grafting, ice $00 Dent omplete

MANUAL OF CULTIVA

Almred Render op TREES AND SHRUBS.

; 1s Standard reference will be welcomed b

Aerested a the cultivated trees and shrubs bp he eae
CaneLt presents a systematic and descriptive enumera-

24 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

HOLLY (Ilex)

We consider the Holly one of the very best ornamental
trees or shrubs. Nothing is prettier than one of our Ameri-
can Hollies with great clusters of bright red berries and
dark green leaves shining above the snow in winter. The
nurseryman who will grow a collection of Hollies to a speci-
men size will have something he can sell, whether times are
good or whether they are bad. There is always a demand
for them, and there will be as long as any other plants will
sell. We know you who took our advice five years ago to
plant Holly will confirm this.

We have many more varieties in small lots than are

listed here.
Each 10 100 1000

Aquifolium (English Holly). This is not as hardy as the
American Holly (Ilex opaca) but can safely be planted
from New Jersey southward. The foliage is a bright glis-
tening green and the berries are larger than the American.
A very beautiful Holly.
24 COROLIN EE CELANS ee eoieiet $2.00 $16.50
oO ine poteplantshesciracra ace 4.00 35.00

Aquifolium pyramidalis. An upright pyramidal form of
English Holly and hardier than the type.
Sins potaplantse s.ceeceec ee $4.00 $35.00

Aquipern femina (Aquifolia X Pernyi). This is a very
interesting cross of two good varieties. Hardier than

Aquifolia.
spins pot plantsaameaeeeea. $4.00 $35.00
Aquipern, Male. Same as above except male plants.
ons pot plantshee saseces oe $4.00 $35.00

Cassine angustifolia (Dahoon Holly). A beautiful shrub

or small tree. Narrow, shallow-toothed, glossy green

leaves and bright red leaves. Hardy in Virginia southward.
3 int potpplantssecce sic 4.00 $35.00

Ciliospinosa femina. Chinese Holly with very attractive
red berries. Leaves are dark green and medium size.
Growth extremely upright, usually in the form of a

pyramid.
SoinenpOteplantSsHan asc cere $4.00 $35.00
Ciliospinosa Male. Same as above but male.
orinespotsplantsSmeseoenoaees $4.00 $35.00

Cornuta (Chinese Holly). A dense, slow growing, Chinese
species, rarely 8 ft. high. Leaves sparsely spiny and of
peculiarly rectangular form. The large red berries are
very showy.

QUAN se POESs es aleensusievesesselenevess $3.00 $25.00

OF SINCE DOCS cle tlers oecestereceye 4.00 35.00

Cornuta burfordi. Another form of Cornuta, but spikes on
the leaves are not so prominent and it is more hardy than
the type. Berry-bearing.

3 in; pots-plantsi aces os .56. $4.00 $35.00

Cornuta femina (Chinese Holly). A berry-bearing form of
Cornuta. Compact pyramidal grower. Leaves dark glossy
green, oblong, with 3 strong spikes at the dilated apex, and
te 2 on each side; scarlet berries. One of the showiest
ollies.
Stine poteplantseemce leer $4.00 $35.00 $300.00

Crenata (Japanese Holly). A much branched evergreen
shrub rarely to 20 feet tall; leaves crowded % to 14% inches
long, lustrous green. Flowers in May and June; black
fruits ripen in October and remain during Winter. Hardy
in New York southward.

Gk roy” B tie hee agocccecdc $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
(3 (Ho) KH ikn, Weesoasodoucooc 2:50 20.00 185.00
NO) {Hoy INS} ihn, JBEABE Ggeogoaco0s $1.35 12.50

Crenata convexa (Buxifolia or Bullata) (Box-leaf Japan-

ese Holly). A slow growing form of the above with glossy

box-like leaves. Good for rock-gardens and other dwarf

purposes. Very attractive.

*PAsCONGM Nt LaANS serene $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
GitOr Soins tranSccrrcrcrnrocrcrcre. 2.50 20.00 185.00

Crenata Convexa. From Seed. These do not come true to
type from seed but they look like there will be many
unusual types in this lot.

2in. pot plants 6to 8in... $2.00 $15.00

2 in. pot plants 8 to 10 in... 2.50 20.00

Crenata Glass. Very upright branchy Holly with ver
small, shiny dark green leaves. Growth is decidedly erect,
yet the many lateral or side shoots, fill out the plant so
that it is fairly compact. Very neat. Evergreen.

2 ine poteplantse se aden ater $2.00 $16.50

FRANKLINIA ALATAMAHA. A large shrub or small
tree with large, fragrant, white flowers and deep orange
stamens. Blooms in early fall.

Siac orons

CLETHRA ALNIFOLIA ROSEA. A shrub with spikes of
fragrant, dainty pink bloom in midsummer. Stands shade
well and prefers a moist location.

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they appear to be equal to the Kurumes, if no

For over 25 years we have been growing Azaleas extensively. !
We are now producing over half a million plants (mostly lining-
out sizes) a year. We began with Amoena, Hinodegiri and a
few other Kurume varieties. Then Mr. Gable came along with
his hardier types, and later Mr. Morrison with Glenn Dale
hybrids. We have seen some of the later productions of these
breeders and we wonder just how much better and showier
will be the varieties that will follow in the next few years. We
now have and hope to offer you in the next two years some
that I know will surprise you. Several of the new ones are
being offered this season but you can look forward to some even
better, just as soon as a sufficient stock can be propagated.
We suggest that you try these new ones just as soon as they
are offered, for newspaper and magazine articles are helping
create a demand for them already. Grow the older varieties
for your established trade and these newer varieties to create
more interest in Azaleas.

ETY § APHRODITE 3STARDUST 7GLAMOR

‘you how the new Glenn Dale Azaleas look.
not think they can be equaled. For hardiness
t better. Something new in Azaleas.

AZALEAS—Kinds and Culture

By H. Harold Hume

A comprehensive new guide to this important family of flowering
shrubs, written by the author of Camellias in America. Covers
both deciduous and persistent-leaved Azaleas, their botany, his-

tory, and adaptability, as well as propagating methods, planting
operations, culture outdoors and in greenhouses, and landscape
use.

This is a volume that should be in the possession of all lovers of
fine gardens, and especially those concerned with Azalea culture.

Price, $4.00 postpaid

ALUMINUM SULPHATE
Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Blueberries, Cornus Florida, Heather, Kalmia
and many other plants require an acid soil. Acid-forming organic matter,
such as well rotted oak leaves helps to increase acidity. Aluminum Sulphate
is a good chemical for increasing soil acidity by using 14 to 14 pound per
square yard. Also used for turning hydrangeas blue. 10 lbs. $1.50; 50 lbs.
$4.50; 100 Ibs. $7.50.

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4 BUCCANEER 1 GREETING 6 CAPRICE 2 GAIETY ac APHRODITE 3 STARDUST 7 GLAMOR

In the abeve picture we are trying to show you how the new Glenn Dale Azaleas look.
For size, delicacy and boldness of color we dq not think they can be equaled. For hardiness
they appear to be equal to the Kurumes, if not better. Something new in Azaleas.

For over 25 years we have been growing Azaleas extensively. |
We are now producing over halfa million plants (mostly lining- AZALEAS—Kinds and Culture
out sizes) a year. We began with Amoena, Hinodegiri and a By (al, tevesilal vera
few other Kurume varieties. Then Mr. Gable came along with ecomprehensivarieuratideltanhisharportantitamt lt fontlon erica
his hardier types, and later Mr. Morrison with Glenn Dale shrubs, written by the author of Camellias in America. Covers
hybrids. We have seen some of the later productions of these both deciduous and persistent-leaved Azaleas, their botany, his-

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breeders and we wonder just how much better and showier Hef, CEG! BLESSING, GS NUON Gs eelEeRnGy aac erky, EERE)

Ss Bens 5 : operations, culture outdoors and in greenhouses, and landscape
will be the varieties that will follow in the next few years. We

use.
now have and hope to offer you in the next two years some

This is a volume that should be in the possession of all lovers of

that I know will surprise you. Several of the new ones are fine gardens, and especially those concerned with Azalea culture.
being offered this'season but you can look forward to some even Price, $4.00 postpaid

better, just as soon as a sufficient stock can be propagated.

We suggest that you try these new ones just as soon as they ALUMINUM SULPHATE

are offered, for newspaper and magazine articles are helping Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Blueberries, Cornus Florida, Heather, Kalmia
create a demand for them already. Grow the older varieties Se eee Sleek nen neice tia eroseateidie eal uataaea Salers
for your established trade and these newer varieties to create is a good chemical for increasing soil acidity by using 14 to 15 pound per

- = square yard. Also used for turning hydrangeas blue. 10 lbs. $1.50; 50 lbs.
more interest in Azaleas. $4.50; 100 lbs. $7.50.

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BLUEBERRIES. Both ornamental and delicious. Should
be a part of every home planting. Moist, acid soil is a re-
quirement.

ABELIA, EDWARD GOUCHER. A very attractive shrub

with glossy, semi-evergreen foliage and plentiful pinkish
white flowers all summer. Makes a fine dwarf hedge.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 25

Each 10 100 1000

Crenata Helleri. Very compact low growing—foliage is so
thick and dense you can hardly put your finger through it
—very small leaves. We consider this to be one of the best
novelties recently introduced.

Din epOLMDlantSee cecil $2.00 $16.50 $150.00

Crenata latifolia. Leaves a little wider than the type and
of stronger growth.
FB) KO) ce) ly ACUNKS sone eoooBe $2.50 $20.00

Crenata rotundifolia (Round Leaf Jap. Holly). Compact
evergreen shrub with shiny green foliage and black
berries. An outstanding variety of Crenata.

2 Gita) @ ihn, We ocogeosoaoS $2.00 $16.50
ST SuLOMOPine thanSsecee eee 3.00 25.00
= ORCOM hin eatbanSss ease 4.00 30.00
IPF Tho) 15) ths IEXIBSe5obooc cose $1.00 9.00

IS THO) IES THs IBSARS Goo noo Ub OOK 1525) ESO

Glabra (Inkberry or Winterberry). Shrub to 6 or 7 feet
tall, with upright slender branches; leaves % to 2 inches
long, dark green above, light green beneath; fruit black.
Flowers in June; fruits late in autumn and remaining
during winter. Hardy as far north as New England and
Southern Ontario. Very popular for roadside planting.

TRAM Y EA soe AMS 2 eis hieles LS $3.00 $25.00
SIMRO GR Jilts HEY 535 Coo ploomomnoe $2.50 $23.00
ASC ORO REL Gy Ge Earoye 9) -\< fo 15.0 50 ali 3.00 28.00 275.00

Myrtifolia. A strain selected for hardiness and berry-
bearing qualities. Introduced in 1935. We recommend it
for trial. The leaves are long and narrow; berries colored
red by October 15 and stay on plant all winter.

Snes poteplantshemmestes es $4.00 $35.00

Opaca (American Holly). An evergreen tree to 40 feet tall,
with spreading branches forming a narrow pyramidal to
globe-shaped head; leaves 2 to 4 inches long, with narrow
spiny teeth, dull green above, yellowish green beneath;
fruit red, globose, about 44, inch across. Flowers in May
and June; fruits late in autumn through winter. Hardy
in Massachusetts southward. Much used for Christmas
decoration.

SE IEEV ISN Sorte openers eieacyeis.e woes oes $6.00

The following are selections of good heavy berry-bearing
types of American Holly that we are carrying under number
only. Any of these numbered varieties are $4.00 for 10,
$35.00 per 100 of a variety, 3 in. pot-size.

No. 1. Tall, compact. Very good.

No. 2. Dwarf grower as broad as high.

No. 3. Attractive leaf pattern. Heavy bearer.
No. 5. Tall compact. Good bearer.

No. 6 Semi-pyramidal. Informal.

Opaca, Arden (Arden Holly). An American Holly originat-

ing north of Wilmington, Del. and selected for its good

growing habit, handsome and wonderful fruiting qualities.
3 IN pOt Dlantsmaeresciecee $4.00 $35.00

Opaca, Croonenburg. The Wonderful New Holly. In a
mature plant the leaves are 2% to 3% inches long and 2 to
2% inches wide, having about 7 to 9 spines of a very dark
green, not having the usual yellowish tint found in the
most familiar American Hollies. It bears berries from
cuttings almost continuously.

SNe spoteplantshaeces see $7.00 $65.00 $625.00

Opaca, East Palatka. A cross of Dahoon and Opaca. Its
evergreen leaves are practically spineless. The deep red
berries are borne in heavy clusters, ripen a month or so
before Opaca and persist on the tree until spring.

ona pote plantsmeee eee ene $4.00 $35.00

Opaca femina. A berry-bearing form of the American
Holly. Cuttings selected from good berry-bearing trees.
SEN sepOG DANES erence eerie $4.00 $35.00 $300.00

Opaca, Howard. A named berry-bearing form of American
Holly. Smail glossy leaves, with an abundance of dark
red berries in clusters.

Ss neepot plantsse ene $4.00 $35.00

PAINTED WOOD TREE LABELS WIRED

Painted, wired Wood Tree Labels 3% inches long, which
we will furnish as long as they last at $3.85 per 1000.

Why not offer your customers more of the newer plants?
You can make more profit than with the older varieties.

26 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.
(EE SE eS

1 to 5 at the each rate, 5 or more at the 10 rate, 50 or more
at the 100 rate, 500 or more at the thousand rate. __

Items marked by an asterisk (*) are classed as Lining-Out
stock.

S. following size signifies Seedling.

Each 10 100 1000

Opaca, Hume No. 1. A vigorous grower, spreading in habit,
with large, almost spineless leaves. Bears regularly and
the fruit is red and of large size.

ain. pot plantstiecsceeer $4.00 $35.00
“boy BAS IBYAR. Oooo Gobo oo Ge $2.50 22.50
5 to6tt) BeBe SOO ESznOU

Opaca, Hume No. 2. Another cross between Dahoon and
Opaca. A stronger grower than East Palatka. Its berries
are not so bright, however. A wonderful grower and
should be included in your list.

Suins, poteplantss eee $4.00 $35.00
Asto Sift. sBebe cocci $2.50 22.50
5utonGutt. be beeen oecioner 3.50 32.50

Opaca, Lake City. This is a pyramidal growing type, very
heavy fruiter of bright Christmas-red berries.
oS NespOtiprantS ae. eerie $4.60 $35.00

Opace, Maple Swamp. Good compact grower. Bright red
erries.

Spine pot plantsaoceer eee $4.00 $35.00

AStO Loni t isa Beene $3.00 28.50

Opaca male. A male variety selected for good habit of

growth and foliage to use in pollinating female varieties.
oy in. DO plantsoacoemieeiee $4.00 $35.00
6\torSatte BeBe ee. smc: $6.00 55.00

Opaca Taber No. 3. A very handsome American Holly

with bright, shiny green leaves, evenly toothed. The

berries are a very bright red and usually remain on the

tree for one year. One of the best of the American Hollies.
obins pot plantsreen ese eo

Pedunculosa. Female. Vigorous growing Holly with per-
fectly smooth, dark green leaves. Its appearance is unlike
the usual run of Hollies and the berries, which are bright
red, hang like small cherries, making this handsome Holly
most unusual. Supposed to be very hardy.

3 in pot plantshee ac eo $4.00 $35.00

Pedunculosa. Male. A male type of above to use in pollin-
ating the female variety.
SHin pot plantShen iene $4.00

Pernyi (Chinese Holly). Shrub to 10 feet. Leaves crowded,
with 1 to 3 rigid spines on each side, the upper pair the
largest, but shorter at the terminal spiny, point, dark
green and lustrous above, % to 1 inch long. Fruit bright
red. A handsome evergreen and the foliage is most un-
usual. We like Pernyi very much.

onin-spotsplants: ape $4.00 $35.00
O
. ERIS Sambo. Dwarf, deep blue. $1.00 $7.50
JASMINUM nudiflorum (Winter Jasmine)
Gitortl2 ainsatrans! so. soe $2.00 $15.00
12, tolls inwtranssscsen aoe 2250 20200
Stephanense (Pink Jasmine)
ESELCORAADIM ete toe cote oe seeiers $3.00 $25.00
JUGLANS nigra (Black Walnut)
2) COL SHEE |S soitnichentevsiacls ere oe $1.00 $7.50 $70.00
SHtOVA Ait nSwcr dogs emi hmeeisio ek 1.50 10.00 90.00

ROLL LATH SHADE

Before the war we had a good trade with Lath Shade for
covering small lining out stock, seedlings, etc., but during
war could not get help and material to make it but we are
again offering it. Made of spruce laths, painted red, 4 feet
long, 1% inches wide and spaced about width of lath apart,
woven together with 5 double strands of galvanized wire,
see illustration, thus giving half shade. Made in 50 and 100
feet length, easily rolled up and stored. 18 cents per running
foot, over 500 feet at 17 cents per running foot.

EMBOSSED ZINC LABELS
We will make from your list of varieties, Embossed Zinc

Labels, % inch wide at 7c each in any quantity desired.
These Labels will permanently identify your plants.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 27

Each 10 100 1000
JUNIPERUS Communis Ashfordi

*nSto Oring trans.cceacdeses. $3.00 $25.00
Communis Depressa Plumosa (Andorra Juniper)
*4 tOiGsins trans. c.ceecrere sss $2.00 $16.50
7 GstOlouLM et LansSeeeeicenieies 2.50 20.00

Communis Hibernica (Irish Juniper)

+V4to) (6 inetransseen eee 0 $16.50 $150.00
*6 to Sin’ transissenooe sere. 2.50 20.00 185.00
+ES) to 1Opinetrans-o onsen ee 3.00 25.00 235.00
+10 (to2 ins transection 3.50 30.00
+12 to 5 inetranSsaee eee 4.00 35.00 325.00
Communis hibernica nana (Dwarf Irish Juniper)
745toO (GAN wULAnsi. 4 1-ee $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
= GatOwouns chansS-sen ceca 2.50 20.00
12 toon. BOB reer $1.25 11.00
1S)top24 nin Be beleoeesece LD 6:50
Communis Suecica (Swedish Juniper)
*10'tonl2 ine trans:].05- eee $3.50 $30.00
Japonica (Japanese Juniper)
+4 tovG ins thanSasceceroeste $2.00 $16.50
Japonica Bandai Sugi
74 toi Gun. trans®..2 A: acntasi=c $2.25 $20.00
Pfitzeriana (Pfitzer’s Juniper)
*="4°to Gin’ trans: >> sess $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
Pfitzeriana Aurea (Golden Pfitzer’s Juniper)
+) 4, to iGans trans. esis oe $2.25 $20.00 $185.00
Pfitzeriana Hetzi (Hetz’s Blue Juniper)
*SitomOun: trans: = eee 3.00 25.00 235.00
Scoputgrrn (Rocky Mountain Juniper)
SOD AT POLSIO CONSTI Narre cite $2.50 $20.00
Squamata Parsoni (Spreading Juniper)
SF A4StolG Ans thanseae wees $2.00 $16.50
*T Gc tOloniMaatGan Suc etelciorcrelelctere 2.50 20.00
Virginiana (Blue Cedar)
* 4 to) Gin. transesee- 7 $1.75 $12.50 $110.00
~ GitoStins Ghans..) 0. sir 2.00 15.00 140.00
* Sitoelaninwekanss. oc. cic 2.50 20.00
KALMIA Latifolia (Mountain Laurel)
*J6stOnl Ohne transtess oo see $4.00 $35.00
KOLKWITZIA Amabilis (Beautybush)
* 2 yr. S. 4to 12 in. trans.. $2.00 $15.00
12 to 18 in. XX trans. heavy 3.00 25.00
18 to 24 in. XX trans. heavy 4.00 35.00
2to 3 ft. XX trans. heavy 5.00 45.00
LABURNUM Anagyroides (Golden Chain Laburnum)
Gy Te Soo tO) Gis. cers siecrass $1.00 $5.00
LAGERSTROEMIA Indica Rosea (Pink Crepe Myrtle)
2 COS CRs Sane hate $4.50 $40.00
LAUROCERASUS Skiphanensis Reynvani
+5256 -ine pot plantsha.scseoes $2.50 $20.00
LEUCOTHOE Populifolia
e2 ite pOt Dlantsraeee enone $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
LIGUSTRUM Delavayanum nana
* 6 :tojsins trans? .o..c cee. $2.25 $20.00
2 topsittt:. . Be wos ooo eee $0.75 6.50
Ibota (Ibota Privet)
VERSE otis ol declare as $2.00 $15.00
Baer VTS ae sissshetetke eyeve oie oes anos 2.50 20.00
Ovalifolium (California Privet)
* GAtoml2 hin. see sccreteae $3.00 $20.00
212 -torlSain nh ntact 3.50 25.00
TS etOU Zein ceases tte aoe 4.00 30.00

AS A MATTER OF RECORD

Forty-three years is a long time in a person’s life. That
is just so long as the writer has owned and operated The
Tingle Nursery Company. In this time I have tried to keep
abreast of the times in offering you the better and newer
Plants as they were introduced. During the wars we were
slowed down but tried to keep up the quality of our stock.
We had to discontinue producing many varieties due to
insufficient help. A good bit of the credit for our growth
goes to our help; without them we could not have carried on
—and without you, our customers, we could not have carried
on. I now thank you both and all.

28 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

LILACS (Syringa)

Our 1-yr. lilacs are the strongest we have ever grown and
are sure to please you.

Each 10 100 1000
$3.00 $25.00

Following varieties 1 yr. size.

CHAS. X. Lilac; single. An old standard.
CONGO. Purple; single.

EDITH CAVELL. White; double.
EVANGELINE (Canadian). Magenta; double.
GLOBY OF HORTENSTEIN. Reddish purple; single.
HENRYI LUTECE. Violet-purple; late.

HUGO KOSTER. Lilac; single. An old favorite.
J. VAN TOL. Pure white; single.

JEAN MACE. Pinkish lilae; double.
KATHERINE HAVEMEYER. Cobalt-blue; double.
LAMARTINE. Mauve-pink; single.

LUDWIG SPAETH. Dark purple; single.
MACROSTACHYA. Pinkish lilac; single.
MARIE LEGRAYE. White; single.
MARECHAL LANNES. Violet; double.
MICHEL BUCHNER. Lavender; double.

MME. CASIMIR PERIER. White; double.
MME. LEMOINE. Creamy white; double.
MONT BLANC. White; single. A good one.
NOCTURNE (Canadian). Bluish.

PASCAL. Litac; single.

PRES. FALLIERES. Indian-purple; double.
PRES. GREVY. Blue; early; double.

PRES. LINCOLN. Bluish violet; single.

PRES. POINCARE. Purple to pink; double.
ROYALTY (Canadian). Purple; single.

RED MARLEY. Red to pink; single.

VAUBAN. Mauve-pink; single.

WALDECK ROSSEAU. Mauve-pink; double.

O

Each 10 100 1000
LIRIODENDRON Tulipifera (Tuliptree)

lS Comavinetranssee ace coe $2.00 $16.50
2 COM wtts CLANS sec ce oat 2.50 22.50
SCO) bts GhANS terse one ene 3.00 27.50
LIRIOPE Muscari Exifiora (Bigblue Liriope)
Strong dplantsi.rrecrecee. cose $1.75 $12.50
LIQUIDAMBAR styracifiua (Sweet Gum)
FG COMLZEIT. ape eieteee teers eicds felcne $3.00 $25.00
WALZ CORLS HIM Son cree actaleneie erste aie 4.00 30.00
+18 \tOpZ4 eM: Societe ere neice 5.00 40.00
#2 COs yOvlb, iso ccreke eters 6.00 50.00
LONICERA Erperantisetms (Winter Honeysuckle)
S12 toslSsinse een k oe ae $1.50 $12.50
Heckrotti Gineapieonane Honeysuckle)
#2 invepotaplantshc. 2. ase $2.00 $15.00
Henryi
+) 2)inkpotaplantshe eer ces $2.00 $15.00
Nitida (Box Honeysuckle)
Ain aap OtmplamtSria sect apccte $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
CNL Glauca (Sweetbay Magnolia)
ral SS iisys tenses. weaunloreeenreeee $6.00
* 6 tg iin trans. $2.50 20.00
*12 to 18 in. trans. field rows. 3.50 30.00
Grandiflora (Southern Magnolia)
¥54 tOMGLIN- trans ses chee. $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
226) tomounes transSioe ccs e. 2.50 20.00 185.00
+> S.toOpneaitranse.eccoc.. 3.00 25.00
Kobus. Early-flowering type.
* 3 in. pot eplants sJoouboccodr $5.00 $40.00
1S COp24 cine. si). wcwiteteacoties $1.50 13.50
Liliflora penal ea
L2to ee Seineathanseneeee eee $6.00 $50.00
1Ssto; 24 ineatranseeeee ee eee $0.75 7.00 65.00
2atO! toll pchanSs-emcrcicine 1.25 11.50 100.00
Mecrophy la (Bigleaf Magnolia)
FL cy Tei Stes bee ee ites Bere ae $5.00 $45.00
2 va SiGutOMl Zines cece $1.00 7.50 70.00

AME’S NURSERY DIGGING SPADES

This is the spade we use here. Polished blade of solid steel,
12 inches long, 744 inches wide tapering down to 6 inches.
Weight 7 lbs. Metal reinforced handles. Price $6.00 each,
as long as they last.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND

29

FLOWERING CRABAPPLES

Letters after varieties indicate sizes available.

MALUS Baccata (Siberian Crab). CD
Eleyi (Eley’s Crab). ABCD
Eva Rathke. AB
Floribunda (Japanese Crab). ABC
Floribunda purpurea (Purple Japanese Crab). ACD

Gloriosa (Purpleleaf Red Flowering Crab). CDEFGH.

Halliana Parkmani (Parkman’s Crab). BC
Hopi (Purpleleaf Crab). ABCD

Ioensis plena (Bechtel’s Double Flowering Crab). A
Lemoinei. ABCDE

Mandshurica (Manchurian Crab). FG
Matthew. BCDH

Micromalus (Midget Crab). BCDEF
Niedzwetzkyana (Redvein Crab). CD
Prunifolia Rinki (Chinese Crab). FH
Robusta (Cherry Crab). FG

Sargenti (Sargent’s Crab). AB
Scheideckeri (Scheidecker’s Crab). ABC
Spectabilis (Chinese Crab). ABCD

Spectabilis rosea plena (Double Flowering Pink Crab).

Theifera (Tea Crab). DE
Torringoides (Creamy-white fiowers). A.

AO 1d yr. erafts) field’ growl. co... os ose <6. $0.35 $3.00 $25.00
1s een yal dy Sond Rena Se SeaTac REN GOO EIOS 40 3.25 30.00
Oo SRO Aree ere once evand eter oeotter sieve 50 4.00 35.00
Di 4 toe ho 2s eo BSS .7 6.50 60.00
Bete CO ARGEC NS ot Ae oso eiw sc. ceanevadar evouahetickavotarshe 1.00 9.00 80.00
BG? tor (Sh flee Peas Cosi ake ae sae 1.25 11.00 100.00
Gee (SE COr MOOG See orssaitaien Ge oreacieere sree 1.50 13.50 125.00
1s Biba KO Bi oo pees Oey ee sens ee Ne ee en LA 2.00 18.50 175.00

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Each 10 100 1000
MORUS Alba Tatarica
18 to 24in. transience. $2.00 $15.00
2:to-Ssettitransssseoeeee 2.50 20.00
onto, 14: fEethans pee ee 3.50 30.00
OSMANTHUS aquifolium (Holly Osmanthus).
Sitonl2Zinestranse-ceiciereicrccr $3.00 $27.50
2 COM Sei Ts Chan Seance eee. 4.00 35.00
Fortunei (Fortune’s Osmanthus)
1Sito 24in Bebe ee $1.25 $11.50
2tOmo tt bebe none 1S) LG!5O
OXYDENDRON arboreum (Sourwood)
*'6 to 12%ins trans... 6.4. .c005¢ $2.50 $20.00
12*tO 1S) ine than See ee ee eres 4.00 35.00
PARTHENOCISSUS Quinguefelia (Virginia Se)
Ho Ay So onmiany cipeiseonien $4. $35.00
PECAN, Stuart (Grown from seed)
2 Mane Sh BEOU ties ooGucenc $2.00 $12.50
PAA OS tory) JP) THO) aks: in eR AIS ene 2.50 20.00
PHILADELPHUS coronarius (Sweet Mockorange)
* 1] yr. hardwood cuttings... $10.00
4 tO Ott Waris. cet wae $4.00 35.00
5 toi6: ft. eee oases 6.00 50.00
PICEA Abies (Norway Spruce)
# DiVP) SS ihoeesn ch ee oe $4.00 $30.00
Canadensis nana (Dwarf White Spruce)
= 20ins pot plantSaasaosoeeaee $3.00 $25.00
2AStooO mine Bebaeceeeoeees $6.00
Excelsa Maxwelli (Maxwell’s Dwarf Spruce)
= 20ins potuplantsyeeeasse aoe $3.00 $25.00
94 Te) IBS The IEAAB soo cccoodde $2.00 18.50
IG T@ IWS Th, IYI sooouceeepe 2.50 23.50
TSstor24 cine bc bse 3.50 33.50
PLN) GO th, IBA. g6c see ooo 4.50 43.50
30) torsGy in Bebe eee 6.00 57.50
Excelsa nidiformis (Birdsnest Spruce)
47) Vine WOH EME, CR oo ea sodon $3.00 $25.00
GEtOn Srinw bab sere enone $1.50 13.50
12; tom bine becbeec eens 2.50 23.50
30) toroos in. BeBe. ene te 6.00 57.50
Excelsa Gregoryana (Dwarf Spry
2A ine BEB eee ere eee ne $5.00 $48.50

Pungens (Colorado Spruce)

QLRY TESS a Vreree ate ate ere «Sata at $3.00 $25.00

30 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

Each 10 100
PIERIS Japonica (Japanese Andromeda)

$235.00
285.00

#94 to. 16) ins oe trans)... 0 - $2.25 $17.50
* 6to 8in. XX trans........ 3.50 30.00
* 8 to10in. XX trans........ 5.00 45.00
*10 to 12 in. XX trans........ 6.50 60.00
Taiwanensis (Formosa Andromeda)
Quin wpot splants veer sccnercs $4.00 $35.00
PINUS Koraiensis (Korean Pine)
Ztorsittae bez beter $3.50
Parviflora glauca (Blue Jap. White Pine)
6 ton tt BeBreeoreciiceec. $8.50
Strobus (White Pine)
Ato ftv Be Bicol $3.50
Strobus pyramidalis (Eyramidar waite Pine)
6htol Sat BeBe eee: $7.50 $72.50
12stonl4 tt. Bebo neoucer ily. 20 172.50
Sylvestris (Scotch Pine)
BystO Gute clarence ciar ave anowstioter ate $3.50 $32.50
Gito 8) LE scenes s Acwererae clas 4.50 42.50
PLATANUS Orientalis (Oriental Plane)
Lan lsinH0) O7- w aba GeniooeoO oOo. OF $1.75 $12.50
8 £0) OEE ac oot te sere croton $1.75 $16.50
POPULUS Meyeri
FD EONS Lescol eiciacKereter $1.75 $12.50
Nigra italica (Lombardy Poplar
SitonlOwtt eae eerie 31 25 $10.00 $90.00
NT ORMEO AD Ft oe ae esis steno eee 2.00 15.00 135.00
POTENTILLA. Snowflake
PS tor Ze Ams yee ec Set ereeiees acon $3.00 $25.00
PRUNUS Amygdalus (Pink flowering Almond)
Zito: Lb ieescrcalenatvaed castration $5.00 $40.00
Hansens Bush Cherry
PAB ROS TAS ih Ss oi occa O oro oC ~ $3.00 $25.00
St: eat oc eepomcmok mers 4.00 30.00
Persica Alba (White Flowering Peach)
SS COlGiity es Aen sonore svevaiecate $1.00 $7.50
Persica Rosea (Pink Flowering Peach)
CWA ojala yay Raed bn Gey Maa OCA 0.85 $6.00
Persica Rubra (Bed Flowering Peach)
4) to Difts aie niletiaten elaitere $0.85 $6.00
Pumila (Sand Cherry)
VS Stow Za ine iia varelessxors caterers $3.00 $25.00
PSEUDOLARIX Amabilis (Golden Larch)
POLES octets sete eum $1.00 $7.50
PYRACANTHA coccinea lalandi (Leland’s Firethorn)
*o3 in poteplantsn. oasis coc $4.00 $30.00
Coccinea Royali. (A hardier Lalandi)
**3rins potaplantsWay. .sicee $4.00 $30.00
Kansuensis
+ Syin= DOt plants -)) sjacese as $4.00 $30.00
Pauciflora
<735ins pot plants cence cede $4.00 $30.00
PYRUS Decaine. (A blight-resistant Pear).
DitoniGpltt stein oa -soaie cen $1.00 $9.00
OrbONye Sakti. weed ve cion re aleielers 1.25 11.50
S tO MO Mts varieresccreiererVetsneerec 1.50 13.50
QUERCUS acutissima (Sawtooth eine
SCONE Ete hk eoanaeucra einen $1.00, $9.00
Bicolor i Sye mp White Oak)
Sito wOertay ee oc ee aeons $1.75 $16.50 $150.00
LO COS 2rtt Roe Soe Saope cues 2.25 21.50 200.00
LA tol nitye cassie cere eres 3.00 28.50 275.00
Dentata @ainye Oak)
ZitO-S LEG. lcrceate cc uoteteueienemioke $5.00
Falcata Loe or Southern Red Oak)
Sito, 10: St... Some eee: $1.75 $16.50 $150.00
LOMO 2eTE: CE cane ers ecole 2.25 21.50 200.00
12: to M4 ite. cc CRRA. See 3.00 28.50 275.00
Nigra (Water Oak)
8:to, TO Le as Cae cee aie $1.75 $16.50 $150.00
LO tow 2th eee eae 2.25 21.50 200.00
LZ toa ft oes sic ete 3.00 28.50 275.00

Lots and lots of our customers say Aunt Mary’s Sweet
Corn is the best they ever tasted. More about it on page 40.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 31

1 to 5 at the each rate, 5 or more at the 10 rate, 50 or more
at the 100 rate, 500 or more at the thousand rate.
gating marked by an asterisk (*) are classed as Lining-Out
stoc
S. following size signifies Seedling.

Each 10 100 1000

BETINOSPORA Thyoides Andelyensis (Whitecedar
Retinospora)

“12 \tollsrine transsese note $4.00 $35.00
12 tolSrina Baba $1.25 11.50
Ericoides (Heath Retinospora)
2785 tom OninwtranSoaeeeseee cee $3.00 $25.00
12Etoy bine Bab tore $1.00 9.00
Ericoides Glauca (Blue Heath Retinospora)
= 2;in®, potpplants) arr $2. 25 $20.00
*.45 tO ON sthansya. vaca 2.25 20.00
L25to Lorine be Breese $1.25 11.50
Filifera (Green Thread-Branch Ret.)
254° to Gainatranssseeeeeere $2.25 $20.00
#10 to 12tinwitrans’.noeeoeeee 3.50 30.00
Filifera Aurea (Golden Thread-Branch Ret.)
#6) COU aS) ine ChanSenr acces cere $3.00 $25.00
8 tomlOsin’ transtecesescee: 3.50 30.00
5 tol G tt BeBe $4.00 $38.50
Juniperoides (Juniperlike foliage Retinospora)
*74tomGsinw transac eeacnoc. $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
*"6:.to)/Siinaitransh. ose 2.25 20.00
= Sato Okina trans. seen. 3.00 25.00
12 tom Spins BeBa. elec. $1.25 11.50
Obtusa Crippsi (Cripp’s Golden Retinospora)
* 4 to. Gin. trans............ $2.25 $20.00
26 ton Suinatranssemee aoe 3.00 25.00
12) towerine BeBe sye eos. $1.25 11.50
Obtusa Cyano Viridis (Blue like in Koster’s sop .00”
*74 tom GhinwtranSy. 4 ccc aceee $2.25
476) COM Spins etGanSen se sic crecroe 3.00 335, 00
12tOml Spine SoBe sorioecieirr: $1.50 13.50
Obtusa nana (Dwarf Hinoki Cypress)
#*4° to Grins Cransea sects vee $3.00 $25.00
Obtusa nana compacta (Compact Hinoki Cypress)
~~ Chon, Webb ocosocoeoouN $3.00 $25.00
Pisifera (Sawara Retinispora)
* 74° to 6 in. transiaccacnseen $2.00 $16.50
Pisifera aurea (Golden Sawara Retinospora)
274) tovmopin-atrans sae ee ooo $2.00 $16.50
#28) tO Opin neLanSsee ce sce 3.00 25.00
Pisifera Dumosa
74) tolGinw transieceaee sone $2.50 $20.00
Piumosa (Plume Retinospera)
*745t0) On atranssoee een $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
=6. tor Suinwcransas oper 2.50 20.00 185.00
71:2) top Ssina transys 4.00 35.00
Plumosa aurea (Golden Plume Retinospora)
274 to) Gink transis soe noe $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
*) 6) to) asi ins transiwone cool. 2.50 20.00 185.00
183 tol 24hins BeBe. olen $1.25 11.50
PF Ho) ies Aah IEWABGoGooooGOGbe 1.75 16.50 150.00
3 tom4ity BeBe coo 2.25 21.50 200.00
ANtomontt bab yaereoenae 3.00 28.50
5SstOWouter be bene ool 4.00 38.50
Plumosa, Golddust (Lovett’s Golden Plume Retinospora)
=4"towmonine thanssacoe een. $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
#6) tomsnin-atranseeae wees: 2.50 20.00 185.00
+S SutOlOLing tranSinermnociien 3.00 25.00
Plumosa lutescens (Golden Globe Retinospora)
74 to Grins transSasoneceecee $2.00 Be 50 $150.00
FIG tOmoninesthanSeameesceeieree: 2.50 20.00
* 8 to a inwetranss nce see 3.00 25.00 235.00
@) (ho) 2b The JSRRAB GS Goo oo cKca0Kd $3.00 27.50

Plumosa nana (Slower-growing Plume Retinospora)
226 tom Shinencrans.ane easier are $2.50 §$
* Sto OLin a trans cc seeee ee

*10 tol 2p inbatranSsnceaee eran 3.50 30.00
i 2etOm Shine trans serie errr 4.00 35.00
4 KO) GI MREp LEYABS oS00buC 000d $2.00 18.50
Squarrosa Pygmea (A miniature Silver Retinospora)
U2 inespOteplantsmemeneraee: $2.50 $20.

Squarrosa Veitchi (Silver Retinospora)
Tay tolenin wchansee eee cee er $2.00 $16.50

32 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

Do not ask us to furnish less than 5 plants of a variety at
the 10 rate, less than 50 of a variety at the 100 rate, less than
500 of a variety at the 1000 rate.

RHODODENDRONS

We have a small stock of named Hybrid Rhododendrons.
Not enough to list separately. If you want a few, send us
your want list, we may be able to furnish them.

Each 10 100 1000

CATAWBIENSE. The flowers are borne profusely in very

saree round trusses come in various shades of lilac-purple

n June.

+ 2'yr trans2:tolounass dose $2.00 $15.00
MAXIMUM (Rosebay Rhododendron). The white to pink

towers and late blooming habit make this species in-

valuable.

eo 2hya trans. PMO IN soo gode $2.00 $15.00
+6 tomOnine sexitrans. eno 3.50 30.00
1Dtomsuns Beer eee $1.50 13.50
18 to 24 in. B&B............ 2.00 18.50

FORTUNEI. Bluish-pink fragrant flowers and dependably
hardy. Better with some shade.
+ 2 yr; trans: 3)to 4.in:. 50.2... $2.50 $20.00
HARDY HYBRIDS. Hybrids of the best hardy varieties.
* 2 yr. trans. 2'to4 in. 2... $2.50 $20.00

SItonlOnine XOG trans. ..cciie 6.00 50.00
O
BOSE, Oakington Ruby. Dwarf red.
+22 nee POLED LaNtShrc ccc ciercier $3.00 $25.00
Rouletti. Dwarf red.
+) 2) 1D) DOLEDIANtS rer retreat $3.00 $25.00
SALIX babylonica (Green Stem Weeping Willow)
ASE ORD ELH: 5 Site rete cio eevetaverene $2.25 $15.0
SCO Ohba ceeterere siile he love levauowen 3.00 20.00
6 tOeSifl. ee ete cies hone 4.50 35.00
StodOelt:.. see taeencererhe 6.00 50.00
Tortuosa (Corkscrew Willow)
Gito 2S ft.. 2. ae eee es $4.00 $30.00
8 tO Ot. See Fe 6.00 50.00
Vitellina (Goldenbark Weeping Willow)
HON! in eee Se rN ey ee 4 $3.00 $20.00
5 torGeitle.cstacmm ian ais crore: 4.00 30.00
SORBUS Aucuparia (EKuropean Mountain Ash)
DtOrse tte: eeercr sericea $2.50 $20.00
3 4G AVI CAs SG ee a tien nae 3.50 30.00
AStO" Debts nins eee Peet ete 4.50 40.00
HCO GahES. pee aes 6 7.00 60.00
STAPHYLEA trifolia (American Bladdernut)
Zi torsette access ke Dee $2.50
SRtOvas tere ctiaeten cave oui 3.50
STRANVAESIA Davidiana (Chinese Stranvaesia)
YAN Betsey KO) I74 IG is 6 666 5 Gor $1.00 $5.00
2 in. pot plants 12 to 24 in. 2.00 15.00
STYRAX Obassia Hragrant Styrax)
Gy TES 4 tOm 2hinee eee ae $1.00 $7.50

SYMPHORICARPOS orbiculatus (Indian currant Coral-
erry

D2 COVS TEE. Sees en aie $2.50 $20.00
TAMARIX africana (African Tamarix)
ISetOrcZecinonen steer $2.50 $20.00
Summer Glow (Wine Red Tamarix)
AS touZatim. transis. seen $3.00 $25.00
Zi tO ttmthansS sere eee 3.50 30.00
TAXODIUM Dieter (Bald Cypress)
+112 to) USsinss se eee oe

ALUMINUM SULPHATE

Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Blueberries, Cornus florida,
Heather, Kalmia and many ‘other plants require an acid soil.
Acid- -forming organic matter, such as well-rotted oak leaves
helps to increase acidity. Aluminum Sulphate is a good
chemical for increasing soil acidity by using %4 to % pound
per square yard. Also used for turning hydrangeas blue.

10 lbs. $1.50; 50 Ibs. $4.50; 100 lbs. $7.50

I know of no better investment than that of some good
books: ines get a lot of what other people know for only a
ew dollars

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 33

TAXUS (Yew)

It is only in the past few years that nurserymen in the
United States have begun to really appreciate and grow the
Yew. In England there are Yews more than a hundred
years old, but unfortunately the English Yew (Taxus bac-
cata) is not reliably hardy in the north, and many do not
realize that the Japanese, and many forms of Media, are
perfectly hardy in and around Boston, and the Japanese
even in northern New England.

They are not so particular as to character of soil except
that it should not be too wet, but they do appreciate plenty
of good plant food. They are immune to many insect pests
and plant diseases so destructive to many other evergreens.

The Yew in its many species and forms can well be used
in most all places where any other evergreen will do well.

We honestly believe you will do weli to plant and grow on

some of these Yews.
Each 10 100 1000

Baccata (English Yew). Widely planted in English Church-
yards. A good ornament. Hardy as far north as New York
City. Upright, dark green foliage. Very good for the
South and where it is hardy.

228) COmOMNS trans wacerere cee: $3.00 $25.00 $235.00
*TOstoOnl{pineatransieaneee acre 3.50 30.00

Baccata adpressa. A compact Yew growing 4 to 5 feet high,

with upright branches and dark green foliage.
+) 4°tO) (Gsinetrans see cee $2.00 $16.50 $150.00

FG tO WSs athans eee eos. 2.50 20.00 185.00
SoSato 1Osinetranssaee eee 3.00 25.00 235.00
10), tol 2hin) trans: eee 3.50 30.00
#12 tom oeinethansya aceon 4.00 35.00
1S) top24giny Bebra ceo $3.50 33.50

PRR) Gites ICA BG GbG COC D OO 4.25 40.00

Baccata aurea (Golden English Yew). Leaves golden yellow,
more brightly colored at tips and margin. Hardier than

*V4' to) (6) in. transis ee $2.00 $16.50
* 6 to Sin. tranShe so. . cmc. 2.50 20.00
1 Sat OM Suln Secor $2.50 23.50
18. tor24tinte BeBe cece 3.50 32.50
24 to sotin= BeBe eee 4.50 42.50
SO;to S6hins BeBe omc 5.50 52.50

Baccata compacta. A dwarf tree-like plant with upright
branches and dark green foliage. Grows 4 to 5 feet tall.
Foliage smaller and more compact than regular Baccata.

*6:tO® Sins trans: none cee $2.50 $20.00 $185.00
*°85to 10sinstranss.4 pee 3.00 25.00 235.00
*10itoll2sin- trans’. eee 8.50 30.00
¥12<toslbyinwatranss- eee 4.00 35.00

2 tos! Ssinw be brasserie $2.25 21.50

1Setorca sink Bebe sone. 3.25 30.00

PAHO i} 8 AWE, IBYCAB Gg GG OGD ce OS 4.00 37.50

By LKO) “oI IBA Gogoocudoc 5.00 47.50

Baccata Dovastoni aurea. A golden variegated form of
Dovastoni.
+74) to'6 ine transsss ses near $2.50 $20.00
#56 to'S inStranseeeneeenee es 3.00 25.00
Baccata hibernica (Irish Yew). A strictly fastigiate form,
with stout crowded upright branchlets; leaves radially
arranged around the branches, dark glossy green, more
obtuse than in the type. One of the most desirable ever-
greens of columnar habit for formal gardens. Do not
recommend planting north of Philadelphia.
1Sntow24aine BeBieencocce eee $3.50 $32.50
Baccata repandens (Spreading English Yew). A low form
with wide spreading branches and dull bluish green, nar-
rower and longer leaves, partly falcately curved upward.
Hardy, in New England and one of the best spreading
ypes.

*545to 7 6rin= transtaaee ene $2.00 $16.50

*56) to Sins transience oe 2.50 20.00 $185.00
* Sitom 0) ing trans 3.00 25.00 235.00
1D) 4X0) a6) th, WEAR. oodgnG0d0K0KG $2.00 18.50 175.00

IS} Gio) ML tiny, IBSABS Soon boocbed 3.50 33.50 325.00

PHN Koy @i0) Tho, LEAs 6 oo0CDoO0 uD 4.50 45.00

Baccata Washingtoni (Washington Yew). A form of wide
spreading habit with leaves golden-yellow, particularly on
the underside.

=V4 ton onin= thans eee $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
SGitOnorine thanseoneneece ee: 2.50 20.00 185.00
245 tons0nins Sebeeeeeneeooe. $4.00 38.50

Canadensis (Canadian Yew). Low shrub usually diffuse and
straggling but occasionally ascending and up to 6 feet tall.
The hardiest of the Yews, but less handsome than the
other species, one of the chief drawbacks being the reddish
tinge the foliage assumes in winter.

STAetOnOsInentranseeernerer ier. $2.50 $20.00
413 0) (33 Tiny THEN 6 ogc5u00c0KCK 3.00 25.00

34 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

(EEE EEE

Each 10 100 1000

Canadensis, Golden Nugget. A beautiful golden, small leaf.
Very compact form of Canadian Yew.
#9 35t0: 40in) tLaNS+ ee sete ee en $3.50

Canadensis stricta (Dwarf Hedge Yew). Especially recom-
mended for edging and hedges in New England. Dwarf;
fine texture; dark green; easily grown; shears well.

#4) to Goin. tlrans-.o esos eee ee $2.50 $20.00

Chinensis (Chinese Yew). Very handsome with its large rich
green leaves. Branches spreading and rather open unless
pruned. Attractive.

FVASCOUG Nathan Sue cic cele $2.50 $20.00

Cuspidata (Spreading Japanese Yew.) For any and every
purpose in which evergreens are required the Japanese
Yew can be recommended. Immune from most diseases
and pests. Withstands shade or full sunshine. Dark green
at all seasons of the year. Grows as broad or broader
than tall.

+4) tomo in. hans. 22 eee ee $1.50 $12.50 $110.00
+ GutOns sullen thansscvsseciictert 2:00)" 15:00) 135700
+58) towel Osine transeeria io cheieer 2.50 20.00 185.00
*10toml2hin- tChansiecce soe 3.00 25.00 225.00
LQtOel 5S) in stransSseeree eee 3.50 28.00 260.00
18)to 24;inw bebe eee. 3.25 31.50

Cuspidata capitata (Upright or Tree-Form Japanese Yew).
This is a tree-form of Japanese Yew, otherwise same de-
scription as for the spreading type.

+74 tomorins thans.ccceoeenene $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
+6 tor ‘Suinsutranss eae 2.50 20.00 185.00
#2 8>tonlOpineatrans: eect 3:00) 1825500 235100

Cuspidata densa (Compact Dwarf Japanese Yew). Low
form making a dense, sometimes hemispherical bush with
ascending branchlets. Most handsome.

5G tOLouin than Seeciciertoecrriok $5.00 $40.00

Cuspidata, Jeffrey’s Pyramidal. A pyramidal-growing type
with dark green foliage. Well liked when seen.

*74' to) Gein’ transto eee eee. $2.00 $16.50. $150.00
-1G COM Ou. NCLAN Sse een cee 2.50 20.00 185.00
18sto 240ins B&Bs... eee $3.25 31.50

Zito) voutt BeBe peer 4.00 38.50

St Ome Amhe. aac eseectelel el veycievevore 5.00 48.50

Cuspidata nana (Dwarf Japanese Yew). A shrubby form
with spreading branches closely clothed with short branch-
lets; somewhat shorter and duller than the type; slow
growing; compact. Sometimes offered as Taxus brevifolia.

+P AaCOmO IN. ChansSesreere rcs. $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
+6 to 7Shins, trans! eer arc 2°50" 205008) 4185200
+78¢to) 1Ohineetrans- see. 3.00 25.00 235.00

Cuspidata nana erecta. Same type foliage as above but
grows more erect.

£4 COYOTE UT ATIS Haney a oreiore $2.50 $20.00

Cuspidata nana femina. A heavy berry-bearing type of the
Dwarf Yew with good foliage and good growing habit.
Your customers will want this when they see it in fruit.
Faster growing and not as heavy foliage as Nana.

= 4 toG In.) Grans cece ain $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
*)|GRtOhcs, InaithanSe-eaer aero: 2.50 20.00
= Sstowl Osinietrans:s) see oon 3.00 25.00 235.00
1 OLLOp2in trans hee seer 3.50 30.00 285.00
+12 COmlosine transac 4.00 35.00

Cuspidata nana grandiflora. Practically identical with
Cuspidata Nana but grows much larger and two or three
times faster. Particularly desirable.

+74 tom opin. tbanssjaneeiee. $2.50 $20.00
*16itOwSoin) trans: -sopeeeece. 3.00 25.00
*=8) to Orns trans eee 3.50 30.00

Cuspidata nana pyramidalis Hilli. An erect-growing type of
the Dwarf Yew. Medium fast grower and very useful.

<SAStOumoritltranSasrie sree $2.50 $20.00 $185.00
=GitOmoplnenthans eee eee 3.00 25.00
* Soto Orin’ trans. sence 3.50 30.00 285.00
*10itom 2hin=transsseee eee 4.00 35.00 335.00
Cuspidata nigra. Dark green foliage; upright grower.
F GbiKoy (Broly TRS ob ooo b ade $2.50 $20.00
ST OstOMown wthanS vee ee 3.00 25.00
SCO Onn chan Siac eee 3.50 30.00

AIP) (Ho) 315) i, hte be ooococuecc 4.00 35.00

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 35

Each 10 100 1000

Media (Intermedia). A hybrid of Baccata and Cuspidata,
having a more vigorous habit than Baccata and is more
irregular in_ outline and has darker green foliage than
Cuspidata. Could be described as a quick-growing Cuspi-
data Nana with a similar spreading irregular habit.

£74 tor Grin’ trans" ee. ees $2.00 $16.50
=TGs tO oS ines transenee eee 2.50 20.00
=UScto Orns tranSa-sese ees 3.00 25.00
=D tom oalne tGansaaeae eee 4.00 35.00

Media Andersoni. Wide vase-shaped form of Media. Excel-
lent: for specimen plants and hedges. This ranks right up
among the top with us. We think you'll like it too.

* 2in. pot plants 6 to 10 in... $2.50 $20.00 $185.00
ST4qtO Osi Neathanssaeeie econ 2.00 16.50 150.00
£716) COs ouinlsatlansseen cee one 2.50 20.00 185.00
Se SetOe_LOrin transect 3.00 25.00 235.00
4105tosl23in= transys eee 3.50 30.00 285.00
S12 tom oun tran Scere eee 4.00 35.00 325.00

Media Andersoni No. 2._ This is a slower growing type than
res ab Andersoni. Foliage much more like Cuspidata
ana.

*7G6) to ovins transSsieeoee aoe $2.50 $20.00 $185.00
25S CO>l OnineathanSeneriectentin 3.00 25.00 235.00
=10btoMi2hinwtranssncee oe 3.50 30.00 285.00

Media Browni. A form of Media of very dense habit; dark
green foliage. Can be easily trimmed to tree or globe
form. A very popular variety in the Mid-Western States
as well as here in the East. A very good grower.

+74. tOw Gin atransS sn eee $2.00 oie 50 $150.00
£76 tOnioulnes CLANS sas 2.50 20.00 185.00
+78 toplOninatrans- aoe 3.00 25.00 225.00
=10.tOrL2hine transys 3.50 30.00
18stowsine bebe eee 3.25 31.50

DYN to) SO) thn, IBWAB 5 Gobo ope ooo 4.00 38.50

BX) Hoy SiS) Thay IEA Gods oadon 56 5.00 47.50

Media, Cedar Hill. A very beautiful upright growing vari-
ety. Those who see it growing here like it very much and
most of them order some.

=74 tom Guill cranssae eee $2.00 ae 50 $150.00
=6 tO ones thanseiensaereee 2.50 0.00
TESitOnL Onin wmchan Soe reer 3.00 38. 00 235.00
1 OStOM 2rinwstranSase eee 3.50 30.00 285.00
S212) Hoy 1S) SIMA ARNO pao ceo ooo s 4.00 35.00

Media, Densiformis. A very dense compact grower, dark
green foliage.
2742 tO.Oein ethan Saree $2.00 $16.50

Media erecta. A selected upright growing form of Media.
Good heavy foliage with bright green color.

SE4stomGrine thanseeeeeeeeeee $2.00 $16. 50 $150.00
+73: toslOhn-etranss-. eee 3.00 5.00
110; topi2hin«y transs..ooseeoe: 3.50 33, 00

Media Hatfieldi. A compact bush of conical shape with up-
right branches and radially spreading leaves. Useful in
place of Irish Yew where the latter is not hardy, although
it grows much wider at the base than does the Irish Yew.

*VATtOmOpIMatLANSes seen $2.00 $16.50
L2(9) [RO coy Ny Web oogooodcnOS 2.50 20.00 $185.00
TTS rcOMlOnins tranSasonie cee S008 012510017 1235:00

Media Henryi. An erect grower in form similar to Hicksi
but more hardy.
+4 CORON ACh ANSee enya creer $2.00 $16.50

Media Hicksi (Hick’s Yew). A distinctly columnar form
with upright branches and radially spreading leaves. An-
other good substitute for the Irish Yew where that variety
is not hardy. The demand is strong for this variety.
Hardy at Boston.

+74 tom.o) ines cChans aa eee $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
SOstOw Sritt) (hans wearer hee 2.50 20.00 185.00
= S.torlOhine trans wees eee ae 3. O0N) 25.00 235.00
e1O Oman trans eee oe 3.50 30.00 285.00

Media Hunnewelliana. A natural cross between the Japan-
ese and American Yews. An intermediate between the
parents in habit of growth, color of foliage and in general
appearance. Hardy, but-in winter the clear green of its
foliage is masked by a yellowish-bronze pigment.

=74stoOm Onin anerans: saan ee $2.00 $16.50
= S toelOline transSsnces occ ccs 3.00 25.00
=O LtO Mm 2pineatran Soa coe 3.50 30.00

Media Kallay. A newer selection from Ohio. Vase shaped.
Good grower and a good green color.
=24 ton Geinwtrans see saeco $2.00 oi: 50
SaGstOrsSrinastransse er aeee 2.50 0.00
Sto JOIN transee se... steer 3.00 33, 00 $235.00

36 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

eee eee

Each 10 100 1000

Media Kelseyi. Begins bearing berries even on small plants.
Fairly slow grower; dark green, dense needles of the Nana
type. Upright bush. Larger sizes literally infested with
bright red fruits. We never grow enough to supply the
demand.

+945 O16 iNsethanSe- cies cee $2.50 $20.00

Moon’s Columnaris. A broad columnar form. Good green
foliage. One of the hardier ones.
#545 toOlG in tranSaei eee $2.00 $16.50
* 2%, in. pot plants 2 yr...... 3.00 25.00

Media Newport. This is the narrowest growing Yew we
have ever grown. Foliage is a good green color. This
plant is adaptable to places where most other plants would
pe too wide. Stock again very limited.

A 4hinoy (ine wiseleeboogcucccues $3.00 $25.00
2TG COMSEine ieEaN Sy erecieaeee 3.50 30.00
=F SiCOml Opin transs. sero 4.00 35.00

Media ovata. Broad, upright in habit, large dark leaf and is
unusually attractive throughout the year. Heavy fruiter.

+VACO mG lnetrhans-ece.- eee $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
+9GutOmopine LhANSanc cian cee. 2.50 20.00
=08) tool Omine trans son ceiocrieee 3.00 25.00
=10 topl2 ins thans-- a ceeeeeiee 3.50 30.00
#12 ton Spin athanS peer 4.00 35.00

Media Taunton. A low growing, heavy, dark green foliaged
Yew. This is an unusual type in that its branches start
out horizontally and then make an upward growth. We
found this growing in Massachusetts and consider it dis-
fine rere all other Yews we are growing. Stock very
imited.

+74 to G ine tranSuncce eres $4.00
= 6)to Sein: thanStencemiee cei. 5.00

Media Thayeri. A low-growing type. Has Rood color foliage.
tP4stOe Grineatranssne eee $2.00 $16.50
=65towSoin seLans eee eee 2.50 20.00
= 18:to 104in. transi.seetiesee ee 3.00 25.00 $235.00
+2 tou Syn wchanseeeeee ooo 4.00 35.00 335.00

Media Vermeulen. Very compact and dense upright grower.
Broad base and narrow top. Beautiful pyramid, heavily
interspersed with red berries. One of the real good
columnar type.

+450, Gein chanS aceon cies $2.00 $16.50 $150.00

=EGetOMorineatkans er eee ae 2.50 20.00 185.00

408 tomOuin transeeeeo oe ee 3.00 25.00 235.00

=10stoel Zain transeeeeceoeeioe 3.50 30.00 285.00
PUY Be AgPy WAR So uecococde $4.00 38.50 375.00

Media Wardi. A selection of the Intermedia types growing
into a low spreading, very compact plant. Similar to the
regular Media variety but foliage is a little finer.

Seach Go)? (Sih, Wee S oaanadedce $2.00 $16.50
+7 G6.tO) (Sui cranse eee eee ee 2.50 20.00 $185.00
+58 to 1Ohns transeeeed see 3.00 25.00

Media Wellesleyana. Another form of Media making a
dense, broad column. Foliage a fine dark lustrous color.

+) 4° tom6sins trans’ ee $2.00 :

Y Gtho) yah OC oosacucccce 2.50 20.00
7S ton Opin scrans een 3.00 25.00
*1OhtOPLZbinestransssseeeeeeee 3.50 30.00

ROLL LATH SHADE

Before the war we had a good trade
with Lath Shade for covering small lining
out stock, seedlings, etc., but during war
could not get help and material to make
it but we are again offering it. Made of
spruce laths, painted red, 4 feet long, 1%
inches wide and spaced about width of
lath apart, woven together with 5 double
strands of galvanized wire, see illustra-
tion, thus giving half shade. Made in 50
and 100 feet length, easily rolled up and stored. 18 cents
per running foot, over 500 feet at 17 cents per running foot.

WE WANT TO BUY SEEDS AND PLANTS

We are in the market for Fresh Crop Strictly True-to-
name Tree and Shrub Seeds and Plants of any new and
meritorious items that you may have. Send list with prices.

COME SEE US. We are located on the Eastern Shore of

Maryland about 100 miles directly south of Wilmington,
Delaware.

Se ee ee

SWEETBRIER PINK PEARL _
SUNSTAR CORAL BELLS
DAPHNE VESUVIUS

At the present time we are growing exactly 431 named va-
rieties of Azaleas, besides many unnamed ones. If you want
to contract ahead for your wants, let us know.

=

HINOMAYO MAXWELLI

CAMELLIA SASANQUA

Wonderful for its late fall and
early winter Llooms.

BERRIES AND FOLIAGE OF JAPANESE YEW

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 37

MORE HATFIELD YEWS

The following varieties were grown from stock purchased
from the late T. D. Hatfield. He selected these as being the
best of his unnamed varieties and we are still carrying
them under his original numbers. We are giving brief
descriptions.

Each 10 100 1000

Media Hatfield No. 2. Real dark foliage, upright grower;
very dense; needles medium length. Very good.

4 to. Gin. trans) oe: $2.00 $16.50
SE ONtOmSuinesthal Soar eee 2.50 20.00
Te SntOMl Olin atransSs ae eee eee 3.00 25.00
12 to 18)ing BeBe eee $2.25 21.50
13 to 24iny BeBe. eee. sso: 3.25) + 31250

Hatfield No. 6. Somewhat like No. 8 in growth but twigs
are not as heavy; leaves narrow. Very graceful.

=V45tO) (Ouinestransss.o) eee $2.00 $16.50

* 6 tomSan. trans... ©. ee wae 2.50 20.00 $185.00
AO COM Ohinssthans epee 3.00 25.00 235.00
=1.0 top 2ninesthansS ieee 3.50 30.00 285.00
a2 atop opine trans ee eee ee 4.00 35.00

IES (Oy PME hh, BABS Sos osgodons $3.25 31.50

Hatfield No. 7. Bright glossy green, heavy foliage; long
needles. Semi-erect full grower.

= G6 LtOmoulnne than Sane eerie $2.50 $20.00 $185.00

+28) tO Obinentrans sane eee 3.00 25.00 235.00
*1ONtOM Qeinenbhalise. ian eae 3.50 30.00 285.00
ST2StOol inate Sorento 4.00 35.00 335.00
Pk ayey BO) ith, IEA cage G00600c 4.00 38.50

Hatfield No. 8. Slow growing; very compact. Foliage
bright green. Resembling Cuspidata Nana.

= 4) CO Orin nthe Sane ashe ae $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
=TGhtOmisuine trans yea ee 2.50—> 20:00" = 185:00
=>S-toelOain: transite oe ee 8.00 25.00 235.00
“1Ortow2hineg trans eee eee 3.50 30.00 285.00

Hatfield No. 18. Similar in growth to Taxus cuspidata.
Foliage a shade lighter making it wonderfully attractive.
Probably the most rapid grower of all the low types of
Taxus. However, it can be kept compact with a little
shearing. If you want a good, quick grower, yet one
pavine the good qualities of Cuspidata, we recommend

is one.

+4 Oe -OMineuthanSene a cncter ae $2.00 $16.50 $150.00
EXGRtO rr Sulla CLANSe tees ee 2.50 20.00
<8 toelOlnatrans eee eee 3 O0Mee2 > 00m 255:00

Hatfield No. 23. Short, fine, slender foliage. Spreading type.
Slow growing.

TaolOn On Nostra Sacra $2.00 $16.50
3 (KG) toh NG (HSIN Soo deo doonlc 2.50 20.00
eeOntOnlOpinh thanS-evess eee 3.00 25.00
IPF (io) IES I BAe Be $2.00 18.50
US HOY WE Ths IEA Boo Goadouce 2) O10
2ASto SOhin b&b eee 4.00 38.50

CEPHALOTAXUS (Plum Yew)

Drupacea (Japanese Plum-Yew). Shrub or small bushy tree
rarely to 30 feet tall with wide spreading branches, usually
light green; leaves about one inch long, abruptly pointed.
narrow and straight, often upturned; purple fruit about
one inch long. Hardy in sheltered places as far north as
Massachusetts.

Each 10 100 1000

* 2 in. pot plants 6 to10in... $2.50 $20.00
+16) COM Opn aithan Se a4 raat ase aor 20 w20500
+ SLCOMLO MINE CRA S Sees eee ae 3.00 25.00

Pedunculata fastigiata (Harrington Plum-Yew). This plant
grows almost exactly like a fine type of the Irish Yew,
forming a tall, narrow, compact, dark green column with
thick, narrow leaves 2 inches long. Hardy as far north as
New York. Very nice.

* 2% in. pot plants 8 to 10 in. $3.00 $25.00

= 4°toe Gain-stransSseeeeeoee ee. 2-00" 16:50

* 6rto Sein itransys aes aa 2.50 20.00 $185.00
+O SEtOeLOninen chan Sasa reese 3/0008 25:00), 235'00
ils) He) U3} so, IBY Be ob oo oscnn ec $3.00 28.50

EST) PANT IEWAB GOS a go bakes 4.00 38.50

24) tor30 An vee beeen ae 5.00 48.50

Pedunculata repandens. A spreading form of above which
we selected from plants growing in our nursery. Can be
used in place of Taxus cuspidata.

* 217 pot plants: 222-25 2. $2.50 $20.00
Gitoe, Sin stranssa ee sae 2.50 20.00 $185.00
2ZAStorcOlins Beene. $5.00 48.50

38 THE TINGLE NURSERY Co.

SS.

Each 10 100 1000
TILIA americana (American Linden).

GEO 'S TH) eee. eee ee $1.25 11.50
Cordata (Littleleaf European Linden)
T2101 A, Toros cote $4.00 $38.50

TSUGA canadensis (Canadian Hemlock)

VES Sail: oe eee
* 6. to [Sine transscr. eae $2.50 33:00 a2 00
“Sto 124anvtranss os 20 3.00 25.00 235.00
*12 to.15)ine trans).c. sea 3.50 30.00 285.00
18:to win: BEBet So. ite $2.50 23.50 ,
ee (Carolina Hemlock)
104 1b. BEB... 8e oe sae 3.50 $33.50
4 to: Sit. BRB se oe: ey Fe
Heterophylla (Western Hemlock)
= 4'to Bin: transi ose. $2.50 $20.00
ULMUS Pumila (Chinese Elm)
eet Ss tt. Lancs. ee. coe ee 2.00 $15.
tot 26 trans sean oe S50 000
& COarLGs aan Ss ones ees 3.50 30.00
3 10 Se Aransas 5.00 45.00
VIBURNUM Sargenti (Sargent’s Viburnum)
SOS ts. ce eee ee ae $0.75 $6.50
DtO-6, Tb. oe acto, eee te: 1.00 9.00
VINCA Alba (Hardy White Myrtle)
eee al DOL DIAMUS 0. Mas oe ee ee $1.50 $12.50
Minor (Periwinkle)
2g In. POL Blants.s. «2 oe. $1.25 $8.50 $75.00
Alpina (Blue Mountain Myrtle)
" z An. DOL plants*).40 2: $1.50 $12.50
Bowles Variety (Bowles Myrtle)
Ri Innate Plants. s 5 > clas oe oe $1.50 $12.50
WEIGELA Rosea (Pink Weigela)
* 1 yr. hardwood cuttings... $1.50 $12.50
Sto A it. eee eas oes 3.50 39.00
Stelzneri .
4 TOVD EE... ete ies oie sds $5.00 $40.00
Vanisecki (Red Wegelia)
7A Fis 33 Bean, «ec oi ee $5.00 $40.00
EO}: 53 mee 5 Aen ne a 6.00 50.00
LARVA-TOX

90-10 (Ethylene Dibromide-Ethylene Dichloride

A new material that meets government Japanese Beetle
Quarantine requirements for treating bare rooted woody
stock by the dip method, between October and May 15. More
economical than washing.

This may also be used as a soil fumigant mixed with water
at the rate of 1 gallon to 350 gallons of water, and this solu-
tion applied at the rate of 1 gallon per sq. yd. The water
solution may be applied on growing plants to control
nematodes and other insects.

Quartebottlie (makesrsbreala) pase oeeoreeeeeae $ 2.00
1eallon Gnakes Ss80feal eae cece cists eete stensis 6.75
5 callonsyOmakespl Sosa Sally) mercies satire ers ore 33.00

LARVA TOX FORMULA No. 2
(Ethylene dichloride)

Primarily used in treating potted and balled plants (be-
tween October 1 and May 15) to obtain certification for ship-
ment out of Japanese Beetle area. May also be used to
control peach borer. 1 gallon will make 201 gallons of

solution.

QuUave: DOLLIES Be toes olin eres siege ave o eteke aloes fete $ 1.50
CTO Te eo ch ee rca ele Leb ay creratatens eee trocave 4.50
ay eee W kel Wan Og ces Ge eee UIC nO Comer momict odicicic 21.00

LARVATOX WITH CHLORDANE

A new material recently authorized by the U.S.D.A. that
kills the Japanese beetle eggs as well as the grubs. Potted
and B and B plants dipped in a solution of this material may
be shipped the entire year providing soil and air tempera-
tures are maintained at a minimum of 60%. Will have value
as a soil fumigant but it is too new to offer any specific
recommendations. Use 3 CC’s to make 1 gallon of dip.

1 gal. (makes 1260 gallons of solution) ....... $ 8.50
FS een ec erally i Nave ehet oo Aiuto one ctor ovelsRene cenefeNe tel

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 39

You Should Grow
The Rare Franklinia

(Franklinia Alatamaha; Gordonia Alatamaha)

Oue of Our Gest Sellers

Franklinia have proved hardy in Toledo, Ohio for
past four years.

Our sales of Franklinia have increased more in
the past three years than that of any plant we sell.
It is one plant most every one wants once they see
it and they tell their friends about it, too.

This exquisite fall-flowering tree was brought in 1777 from
the banks of the Alatamaha River in Georgia to Bartram’s
garden at Philadelphia. John Bartram, recognizing its
extraordinary beauty and value, named it in honor of his
life-long friend, Benjamin Franklin.

The original grove of Franklinia trees was again visited
in 1790, but from that day to this no one has seen these trees
growing in the wild, though many expeditions have searched
the banks of the Alatamaha for them.

Franklin’s tree is beautiful in detail and marvelous in
landscape effect, besides blooming at a season when few
shrubs or trees are in flower.

The slender trunk and graceful branches are so muscular
and sinewy in appearance that one almost expects motion
as under a greyhound’s skin. The bark is smooth and dark
gray, with wavering lengthwise markings of lighter color.

Each twig develops at its tip a cluster of buds of graduated
size, like overgrown greenish pearls. Early in August the
largest of these attain the size of marbles. Then the guard
petal folds back, still retaining its firm spherical form. From
this shelter emerge four other petals, satiny, snowy white,
elaborately frilled and pleated. The snowy, frilly chalice,
three inches in diameter, holds a sumptuous mass of orange-
gold stamens and breathes forth a delicate, balmy fragrance.

Each flower lasts two or three days and then drops cleanly.
There is 2 constant succession of bloom till hard frost. We
frequently get the unusual effect of a tree clad in crimson,
autumn foliage and abundantly starred with white flowers.

The Franklinia begins blooming when not more than
3 or 4 feet high. Young trees under favorable conditions in-
crease in heignt a foot or more each season. Specimens 30
feet high are kncewn. It develops naturally with several
trunks, but may easily be trained to a single trunk by
removing the sprouts which start from the base.

Franklinia prefers full sun, has proved entirely hardy
about New York and hardy in favorable locations about
Boston. It is an especially desirable tree for the small,
intimate garden, loved and lived in. It is a charming lawn
tree and the grass may be allowed to grow closely about the
trunk. It also thrives when planted by pools, lakes and
streams. Its light elegance of form and color contrasts
exquisitely with the dark green of conifers.

potems marked by an asterisk (*) are classed as Lining-Out
stock.

Each 10 100

+AU COMOuIN = SCCOlINE Sanna One: $2.00 $15.00
~SrtOnl 2 sin wiSeed line Saameoronoreri eer 2.50 20.00
+12 -tOmlS ine SCCClnNeSkeer emanate 3.00 25.00
PIV bel, [Ow OEMS y ooosoodcosdoovoo doo DbOS 6.00 50.00
UStOr24sincr eas ieee SOE Oe een $1.25 11.00 100.00
2stO ASRit. GaSe eee ee ee eee ce 1.50 13.50 125.00
3:to-4 Bes Se ee ie ee eee 2.00 18.50 175.00
ACO (Dy tlbisa) ect a ake ake eae aero ack aot 2.50 23.50 225.00
5Srtot Getta si eran bce eee 3.00 28.50 275.00
(SHALE OME Able a CarMReR Cr GG NES SIGE aS iba ops Gls Ge 4.00 38.50

WetO! US LOGS rege ae Mee ea eee eae ea nicior: 5.00 48.50

Sto: dO sitsdcte eae Cheat ae ees (ee) (PSO)

Put a few of these Franklinia in your display garden so
your customers may see them in bloom. You will be sur-
prised at the extra sales you will make. The leading garden
magazines have featured them in their columns.

40 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

Long Fibrous-Rooted Grape Vines

Concord Each Per 10 Per 100 Per 1000
2 yr. No. 1 $0.25 $1.75 $12.00 $ 90.00
VINO Sal .20 UL 9.00 60.00
Fredonia and Niagara

2) YT NOs 455 1.75 12.00 100.00
Las NO we! .20 B50 9.00 70.00

Agawam, Brighton, Catawba, Moore’s Diamond,
Moore’s Early and Worden:

2ey Toe NOs .28 2.00 15.00 120.00
PSY TA ENOL EL .25 06) 12.00 90.00
Caco, Delaware and Portland

2eyiGe NOt pL: .30 PONS) 18.00 150.00
LyaINOw a20 2.00 15.00 120.00

The Best Cannas

Carefully grown. They are true to name, liberally graded,
2 to 5 eye strong divisions, and will please the most exacting
type of customer.

100 1000
ALLEMANIA. Tall. Flowers bright scarlet with
yellow, border: creenifoliace ea. 2 oe $6.00 $50.00
AMBASSADOR. Tall. Red flowers, bronze foli-
AE ONs 5 een OO eke ee ore bee cert om 6.00 50.00
CHARLES.HENDERSON. Large, red flowering
Variety; sreenstoliages Bransece a. saegae > ees 6.00 50.00

EGANDALE. Light red flowers, bronze foliage. 6.00 50.00

FIREBIRD. Medium. Deep red flowers; green

TONAL OMA eRe, OI IES iS ear Pe 6.00 50.00
FLORENCE VAUGHAN. Medium. Flowers yel-

low with red spots on petals, and red throat.

Green cfoliaiwerg.2 tial BY te Be oa 6.00 50.00
GOLDEN GATE. Flowers open, almost pure

gold but soon become richly rayed with orange

crimson. Tall grower; green foliage. ........ 6.00 50.00
HUNGARIA. Tall. Pink flowers; green foliage. 6.00 50.00

KATE GRAY. Tall. Orange-colored flowers;

STeenm LOllABER IROISeE I See Sater are ees ke 6.00 50.00
KING HUMBERT. Tall. Scarlet flowers; bronze

fOllawest sek FEEL SAGES, £2). ee Deere tis ob a ee 7.00 60.00
KING MIDAS. Dwarf. Clear yellow flowers;

SEECN: TOMALC ME tice crore cee hee eco Loe rerereee eae 6.00 50.00

LOUIS CAYEUX. Medium. A giant flowered
bright rosy scarlet; different from all others;

SHES OMAP CT Pree sia reer yee ete ees 7.00 60.00
MADAM CROZY. Dwarf. Flowers red with yel-
lowed gessGreenttohiaces ee soar. cena 6.00 50.00

PRESIDENT. Tall. Red flowers; green foliage. 7.00 60.00
RICHARD WALLACE. Medium. Canary-yellow

MOWeLS 3 SLeCnNSfollagen tasers cee 6.00 50.00
SHENANDOAH. Salmon-pink flowers; bronze

TOWRA GOs crore ove aie i cete el epeiece Series re meee ere a leer 6.00 50.00
WINTZERS COLOSSAL. Medium. Red flowers;

green LOMALEC.: sucht esis, serecomeRo eee eae Ts 6.00 50.00
YELLOW KING HUMBERT. Medium yellow

Mowers: /ereenttolagpenc gs cekewisesy oe sis ecco. 7.00 60.00
WYOMING. Orchid-flowering variety; magnifi-

cent orange-colored flowers; purple foliage. .. 6.00 50.00

AUNT MARY’S SWEET CORN
THE SWEET CORN SUPREME

This is the most wonderful Sweet Corn we have ever
grown. One grower describes it as ‘‘the best Sweet Corn in
the world.’”’

Has the most delicious flavor and keeps a long time before
becoming too hard to use. In fact, usually requires artificial
heat to cure it for seed purposes.

Aunt Mary’s Corn, by its excellent quality, sweetness, and
flavor makes a stronger appeal to the Corn-loving public
than most any other variety and that appeal continues long
after you are tired of other Sweet Corns. :

Liberal size packets, 35c each; 3 for $1.00, postpaid.

If after ew ne this wonderful Sweet Corn you are not
euttrely: satisfied, we will refund every cent you paid us

or it.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 41

You Should Sell

BLUEBERRIES
Easy “fo Haudle. Good Profits

Cuitivated Blueberries are hardy shrubs
of rare beauty; they are doubly valuable
because they are fruitful and ornamental
throughout the entire year.

Gust loads of delicous berries.

There has developed an enormous demand for these
plants especially for fruit. If you have not been get-
ting some of this trade you are missing some good
profits. They are easy to grow and handle. Put in

a small stock and let us supply you; we will send to
you or direct to your customers under your tags.

Prices of Blueberry Plants
Each 10 100 1000

Gros 2s eyes ene. $0.40 $2.75 $22.50 $200.00
L2ECOM Stine omyl eer ere ADE 93229) e250) 2250300
13°5to 24 ine Soyer 2558 17475055 130-50) 5 4 300!00

2, to) 3 tte 3s and! 4) yr a2 4. -75 6.00 47.50 450.00

Prices on larger plants or greater quantities quoted on
application.

CABOT. A very early variety. Plants seldom exceed 3 feet
in height and make a broad low bush. The color of the
new growth in winter is a light red over olive. The large
berries have a delicious subacid flavor.

CONCORD. The bush is of upright habit and at maturity
exceeds 6 feet in height. The young growth is bright red
in winter. The berries are large, frequently reaching
three-quarters of an inch in diameter. They usually ripen
a few days earlier than Rubel and are very fine in flavor.

JERSEY. The bush is of vigorous habit and grows very
large. The winter color of the young growth is a light red
over golden brown. The berries are among the very larg-
est, light blue, and ripen about the same time as Rubel.

JUNE. A little earlier than Cabot. Berry is large, of me-
dium blue color, sweet and delicious when fully ripe, with
a slight subacidity. Newer and probably better than Cabot.

PIONEER. A very fine variety ripening about one week
later than Cabot. The bushes are stocky, seldom exceed-
ing 4 feet in height, with a tendency to be broad rather
than high. Its stems are stout and stiff, and the winter
color of the new growth is a delightful red. Pioneer pro-
duces heavy crops of berries close set in the cluster.
ey cee larger than Rubel, of a medium blue color and

ne flavor.

RANCOCAS. The bush of slender, vigorous, upright habit
rarely surpasses 5 feet in height. The winter twigs are
dark red. The berries are somewhat larger than those of
Rubel and begin to ripen several days earlier.

RUBEL. A vigorous, productive variety. Well-developed
bushes stand 6 feet high and the winter color of the young
wood is a rich red. The large berries of fine color are
usually ready to pick the first week in July.

LET $1600 EARN $1000

We believe $100 spent in our Lining-Out stock will increase
in value from $1,000 to $1,500 in three years. The increase
should be practically the same whether you invest a less or
greater amount. By growing the stock yourself you have it
on hand so you can let your customers see just what they
are buying and you save the freight and packing charges.
We will gladly help you make the best selections. Come see
our stock if you have the time.

42 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

We did not intend to offer the following stock this season,
as we wanted to increase our supply, but find we have some
space with no copy for. This gives you the opportunity to
get some items while they are scarce. We are limiting the
supply to not more than ten of a variety to any one person.
It is quite probable many of the items will be sold out early,
so if you want any, better not delay ordering too long.

Each

ARBORVITAE Rosedale 6 to 8 in......... Ser AT ee $0.35
ASTER: Plenty. 23 oy, oe ee 5 ee ee oe .25
AZALEA Hortune’ SitoA10 ins. eee ae ee eee 1.25
Gem Sito LOM ini seek. SPR. CARP et RAE eee 1225
Helen, Dawson) Ui yhs tS eee oe ae eee 585)
Jersey ‘Belle: 2, yr Meee eee eee .50
SUA 2 YT ss ee RR ee ee ee .50
Orange Queen/12to [5 ina. aoe eee Oe ee 2.00
Red Prosress 2 Pty oss hoa es a aon .50
Sherwood Beds2iyris:.. Go eae ee | ee SE. AS .50
Vivid 1:2: sto Tris ee ei se eta epee arabe siete nn seni 2.00
Cameroon! (Gable) e2iyvraie es Be Oe Se ae: .50
Fringed Beauty (Gable) 2 yr................0 eee eees 50
Kuchsia; (Gable) is ynn eae ee eee en eee 50
Grenadier (Gable) =2"yrv. Me. Bee. Os. See 60
Little Indian (Gable) Wiyriee ee eee. SERIE... ee 50
C5G Gable) GLAy ti aaceccrs reins aoe ee cn aha ees .50
CiG (Gable) 1 yr.......... SrA ee PANE RR BGA ECR ORER. egies .50
CLG: (Gable) loys. eee IE ee a Ee AM -50
D5G (Gable) oye cs cys shore eceyers ese sane eer ereereLecal eee he one eeauers .50
H3G (Gable) Je yr eee Se ea ee eS. .50
EGG (Gable Wolyae: 5 cae odo ae eee eS shee sln dine .50
PLUG GDS) Mis yi er rc reikeis teeters wate soienel evel Siaueys saueso re, aioe ets -00
43G) (Gable) eG, COwStin sea aiid aioe eee Meee eas ee a5)
TAG: (Gable) i Wey ee ak ah sctd. treet bes Abo mis Saas .50
Kacha-No-Kawa (U.S.D.A.) 12 to 15 in............... 2.00
Satsuki? (02S DEAS) 1 dsto 1Shine ss S.6 eck ae aeeaee eae 3.00
Cardinalis (Arnoldiana) 2 yr...............00000ee0e: .50
Anne Cheene (Pericat) 4 to 6in...................... 1.00
Emile Rousseau (Pericat) 6 to 8in................... 1.25
Salmon Pink (Pericat) 8 to 10 in..................... 1.50
Kathleen. (Kaempfert) 2) yriools. oe oe wae coe ee .50
Eouise:(Kaemptfert) —2 tyri oi. & 2245. %. OS. ee .50
Gunrei_(Chugal) 2eyri he ies cote re ace See ee ae .60
Gyokushin .(Chugial) 72) y@rw 0 ioe cad oles ie Cates eerie .60
Kairetsuc(Chugal)” 2by icc ce. se eee ie io aickete .60
Mowkokuy(Chueap) 20 yl seme lees cee eee tice .60
Annamaria (ap) o COMOMM tape casero 2.00
Directeur Moerlands (Mollis) 15 to 18 in............. 4.00
Dr. M. Oostholk (Mollis) 8 to 10 in................... 3.00
Ghent Hybrids iG0in!. 3207 oe. ee Gk Cathe cate oo et -40
John Cairns (Kaempferi) 8 to 10 in.................. 2.00
Koster Brilliant (Mollis) 15 to 18 in.................. 4.00
Palestrina (Vukyiana) 8 to 10 in..................... 2.00
DEAE OM a OUT ose se eee Seana eer eye .50
Louisa Hunnewell (Mollis) 3 to 4in.................. .50
Malvatica Setov lO ines se oe iis caver eet hens So screen ayoters 2.00
CB Van: Ness" (Mollis)"4 toyG inne. aes ces .50
CAMELLIA Bennyi (Sasanqua) 3 in. pot plants........ a)
Blanchetti (Sasanqua) 3 in. pot plants............... He
Briar Rose (Sasanqua) 3 in. pot plants.............. UE
Cheerful (Japonica) 3 in. pot plants................. .75
Mount Fugi (Sasanqua) 3 in. pot plants............. SS
Roses i(Sasangua).12) €O 8 ins. crs cis @ ssveesetat cienus osc 318)
Super Rose (Sasanqua) 3 in pot plants.............. .75
CEDRUS Atlantica Glauca 6 to 8 ft..................... 10.00
CHAMAECYPARIS Knowfeldensis 3 in. pot plants..... 1.00
FORSYTHIA Intermedia Densa 4 to 5 ft............... 1.00
IntermediayPrimulasg4 ton b tht. ee: on eeenc eee « 6 kee 1.00
Intermedia Spectabilis 5 to 6 ft...................... 1.25
GYPSOPHIELA Paniculata. 1 yt. o. -cy.cd- os heise we oc tlee .30
HALESIA Monticola Rosea 1 yr............ ccgogsogoe “o}5)

SHRUBS AND VINES FOR AMERICAN GARDENS.

Donald Wyman. $7.50.

A brand new book and I find it the most informative and
interesting one I have read in a long time. There is so much
good in it.I cannot begin to tell about it. If you want to
send us $7.50 for one and if after getting it you are not
fully satisfied send it back and we will return the $7.50.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 43

Each

ILEX Agquifolium Altaclarensis 3 in. pot plants......... $1.50
Aquifolium Downingtonensis 3 in. pot plants........ 1.50
Aquifolium Fisheri 3 in. pot plants.................. 1.50
Aquifolium Hodginsi 3 in. pot plants................ 1.50
Aquifolium W. J. Bean 3 in. pot plants.............. 1.50
Aquipern Brilliant 3 in. pot plants................... 1.00
Decidua iG COs 8 ieee, ees Sea ele earees a eke SE ad |e .50
Latifoliaisans pot plantss. 2s.) eee eee one eee 1.50
Opaca Big Red 3 in. pot plants..............0...0006. 1.00
Opaca Bittersweet 3 in. pot plants................... 1.00
Opaca Cardinal’3iin= pot plantss...-. 2 eee eel 1.00
OpacaiClark Soins poteplants ha mee oe cero eect 1.00
OpacarDeliaysainsapots plamtStecsricies sie cece ise or 1.00
Opaca Fort McCoy 3 in. pot plants................... 1.00
Opaca Johnson 3 in. pot plants....................... 1.00
Opaca Maes sintepot pplantstnes eis ee oe eee ieee 1.00
Opaca Manig.3 in. pot plants sant sh.5e-ck sonee ee oe 1.00
Opaca Merry Christmas 3 in. pot plants.............. 1.00
OpacavOsazs ins potaplantsae ane coe oom erin 1.00
Opaca Red Tower 3 in. pot plants.................... 1.00
Opaca Reynolds 3 in. pot plants...................... 1.00
Opaca Savannah 3 in. pot plants....................: 1.00
Opaca Somerset 3 in. pot plants...................... 1.00
Opaca St.-Ann'"srin? pot plantstes eet. eta ce st 1.00
Opaca St. Mary7s Sains potiplantse: .52 ss... ses ceeeee e 1.00
Opaca Xanthocarpa 3 in. pot plants.................. 1.00
ERIS Lady oNorthelitier sn circa scare sii sia cose ek oe ea esi PPB)
Snow .Queens sesicryvocsee ore hao wir eo ae eee .25
Sumnmy Dro oleeo 3 Nach nc. scores: Seeds fave cassrchapasens spaces tonedoe ein Reon P45)
JUNIPERUS Communis Depressa Aurea 6 to 8in...... .40
Communis Oblonga Pendula 6 to 8 in................. .40
Litoralis 4 to 6 in..... Ded ered Maho Moreton oo a Site Nay Sry teetoPaen a -30
EICAC Ami ‘Schott tyra one one one .60
Amurensis Pyro re SG. sete te ha oes. tate ae Bite ares .50
Kdouward “Andre yr cocina se ceo ee cee ee 50
Hitnaz dy yr... Ress eee oe hae Oe oe ee to he Dae ae Re oes .50
General! Pershing (yr eee eee eee ee Eb este ee .50
Hurode aries! 2 yrs oe cats oticctiee Ge cibieretiene ohtek .60
Ramarelke loys ere io aa oe Sic ie Sain ee .50

i Es Yoh s BV 2) OS 2 Oo i Re pe ois 6.6 SIO GIO Gib GS Oimioigis c .50
MSSSENB Vile cre views aeons Ce ee hele e re tne ees .60
Mirabeauids yas secrets scutes see oe ASP ees dass .50
Monuments? yr Sa ae s ic erect co oes MER oni)
Mrs) HdwardeHarding playroom caer: .50
Oblata Dilatata de yr. Geraciegs vos arses es eters etek le .00
REAM UP Ly eisai coe lee Sere nc aes Sew ee ere trees .50
Rothomacensis: 16y022% . ee Sees eee ae .50
Villosaeds yrs ee Se ae ee a ae eee es .50
BETS TDR opal cate Semeahy Ere eye Phe neta Sieene G Ciclo tec ano Ol oa .00
LONICERA Permixta 6 to 12 in.................000000- .30
MAGNOLIA Rustica Rubra 2 to 3 ft................... WG 75)
Soulangeana Veitchi 12 to 18 in...................... 4.00
Stellata; 2 toro iti Po ire c ea a NOTA Gh aeeicatan es aoe oe 2.00
Stellata Rosea 3 in. pot plants:. 2... 2... 5.2..0.4.200- 5({5)
Waterlily: 2EtoOusgttcccrcrs tree Fe neo cieyacroerebere weclokyeee 4.00
MALUS Zumi Callicarpa 12 to 18 in.................... .50
Sain=Ts (O60 GA eros mei ei cveisck oe Shenae nek cine 1.00
OSMANTHUS Delavayi 2 in. pot plants................ .50
PACHYSANDRA Terminalis Variegata 2 yr............ .50
RETINOSPORA Obtusa Minima Glauca 4 to 6 in....... 1.00
RHODODENDRON Conemaugh 2 in. pot plants........ 1.00
Conewasco 2) in. DOL plantsmea eee Gee ere eee 1.00
ee:s; Dark Eurpler2 tomo ines..o- eee one ee 3.00
BRoseum Elegans) 15) to 1Ssint 24+ eee oe eee 4.00
SPIREAOpulifolia 12 to l8hine.) eciaccs 6 osncieeee cee .30
Trichocarpa: 3 tO 4 ftae resets oa cae wns we ores brsitveePaee SS
TAXUS Baccata Dovastoni 10 to 12 in.................. -60
Baccata Hrecta oO tO oon. a eee ee eee ene -40
TSUGA Canadensis Compacta 4 to 5 ft................. 7.50
Heterophylla:3 to’4:fty =. See68 OT EEEs SOE. Oe. Ba 7.50

VIBURNUM Rhytidophyllum 4 to 6 in................. 531)

44 THE TINGLE NURSERY Co.

PRESERVATIVES i Stops and Prevents Rot

FOR
C PR woop ood, Lape, and pope cong just
e rot, they’re eaten up by living fungi,
FABRIC - ROPE- LEATHER = + Cites and borers. Cuprinol puts
a stop to it, by an unusual principle
of wood and fabric preservation. Originated abroad,
Cuprinol has long been used by leading florists and nursery-
men of Denmark, England and other European countries.
Cuprinol is surface applied—by paint brush, dipping, spray
gun or swab. Cuprinol-treated material is non-poisonous
to higher forms of animal and plant life. Exhaustive tests
have proved that Cuprinol-treated wood and fabric is non-
toxic to seedlings and plants in any stage of growth.

The manufacturers of Cuprinol say the wood will last three
times as long as when untreated. Get a supply and see just
what it will do. ‘‘When Cuprinol goes in rot stays out.’’

1 gal. cans at $3.95 per gallon; 5 gal. pail at $3.85 per gal.;
50 gal. drums at $3.60 per gallon.

Make More Profit

SELL YOUR ROSES, PERRENIALS, SHRUBS, VINES AND
FRUIT TREES STARTED AND GROWING IN

Cloverset Flower Pots

THEY ARE CHEAP IN PRICE. They are so cheap that
they can be given away with the plant which insures the safe
arrival, in first class condition, of the plant grown in them,
to its final destination.

THEY MAKE THE NURSERY BUSINESS AN ALL SUM-
MER BUSINESS. They permit the nurseryman to extend
his selling season from early Spring through the Summer
and Fall, and to plant Roses and other nursery stock grown
in them even in the hottest Summer weather without the
least sign of wilt of either the foliage or the blooms.

YOU CAN SELL YOUR PLANTS IN BLOOM. By growing
your stock in these pots you may Sell it in full foliage and
in Full Bloom, when it will command the best price and
most profit.

SIZES AND PRICES ON CLOVERSET POTS

Diam. Soil Approx.
Size Height Top Capacity Wt. Per 100 Per 100 Per 1000
0 Seine eo) ins 31% Ibs. 35 lbs. $3.00 $27.50
1 Goins. 6.1n. 9 Ibs. 52 lbs. 4.50 40.00
2 Ocintan, in: 15 Ibs. 78 lbs. 5.00 45.00
3 rink nonin: 20 lbs. 88 lbs. 5.50 50.00

Cloverset pots take 3rd class freight rate. Packed 100 in car-
ton. Shipped direct to you from factory.

Tree Peonies

Because of their novelty and great beauty, Tree Peonies
are rapidly becoming one of the most desired plants. They
bloom earlier than ordinary Chinese Peonies and their
flowers are of immense size. These plants are established
in 5 inch pots and can be moved safely at any time.

Each
Archiduc Ludovico. Enormous flower, flesh pink.... $2.50
Athlete. Double glazed mauve, shaded rose. ......... 2.50
Baroness d’Ales. Vivid salmon-pink, deeper in center 2.50
Georges Paul. Large amaranth and violet bloom..... 3.00
Jules Pirlot. Satiny-pink, flushed carmine........... 2.50
La Lorraine. Soft sulphur-yellow with salmon tinge.. 5.00
Reine Elizabeth. Brilliant salmon-rose............... 2.50

Souv. de Ducher. Reddish-violet with silvery refiex.. 2.50

This nursery was started just 43 years ago by the present
owner. We have made many mistakes but we believe our
customers will agree that we have always tried to give a
dollar in value for every dollar received. This will be our
aim as long as The Tingle Nursery Co. stay in business.
If you have any reason for complaint, tell us.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 45

HORTICULTURAL BOOKS AVAILABLE
THROUGH US, POSTPAID

THE AFRICAN VIOLET. Helen Van Pelt Wilson. $2.50.

A beautiful book covering every aspect of culture, listing
175 varieties. Profusely illustrated. Highly recommended
for Saintpaulia fans everywhere!

AZALEAS, KINDS AND CULTURE. Hume. $4.00. _ ;
A brand-new book packed with up-to-date information in-
valuable to commercial grower and home gardener alike.

AZALEAS and CAMELLIAS. Hume. $2.00.

Just plain, everyday information on propagating, plant-
ing and growing Azaleas and Camellias. Invaluable to the
beginner.

HOW TO INCREASE PLANTS. Hottes. $3.00.

Presents all the methods followed by the commercial
propagator. Written especially so that the amateur can
readily increase his own plants.

BOOK OF PERENNIALS. Hottes. $2.75.
280 pages of information on how to propagate, grow and
arrange perennials.

BOOK OF SHRUBS. Hottes. $4.00.
A wealth of information in helping you make a success
in growing and selling shrubs. 448 pages.

BOOK OF TREES. Hottes. $4.00.

Propagation, transplanting, growing and pruning thor-
oughly treated in this 448 page book. Invaluable to every
nurseryman.

COMMERCIAL FLORICULTURE. Bahr. $6.00.

A dozen perennials, 2 trees or half a dozen shrubs will
pay for this 646 pages of information on just about every-
thing helpful to the nurseryman and florist.

Azaleas have been one of our specialties for many years.
This season we are pleased to offer the largest stock we
have ever grown, and at reduced prices, too. If you have
not been getting your Azaleas—Lining-Out or Specimen—
from us, we wish you would try ours this season. We aim
to please you with Azaleas as well as with our other stock.

PRINTING SPECIALTIES

Send orders for printing direct to The Tingle Printing Co.,

Pittsville, Md.
NURSERY SHIPPING TAGS

Made from good quality, tough, water-resistant stock.
Size 3% x 6% inches. The standard size tag used by most
nurseries. There is room for your Inspection Certificate on
the address side. Printed to your order on one side at the
following prices.

50 1,000 2,000 5,000 10,000
$4.00 $6.75 $11.50 $26.00 $47.50
Red, pink, yellow, blue and green tags $2.00 per M extra.

PAPER LABELS FOR TYPEWRITER USE

We can furnish a tough paper label, slotted in one end,
one- half inch wide, 714 inches long, twelve labels to a sheet,
scored so they will tear apart easily. Convenient, easy to
use, and low in price.

,000 10,000 25,000 50,000 100,000
$1.50 $12.00 $27.50 $50.00 $89.00

TOUGH PAPER LABELS

We can furnish a tough paper label slotted in one end,
not printed, one-half inch wide, and 7% inches long at $1.25
or A $9.50 for 10,000, $40.00 for 50,000, $72,50 for

Printed to order on one-side—1,000 for $2.50, 10,000 for
$13.00, 50,000 for $57.50, 100,000 for $97.50.

The Tingle Printing Co.
Pittsville, Md.

We cater to catalog and flat printing requirements of
nurserymen all over the country and will be pleased to serve
you or to prepare estimates. Quality printing at reasonable
prices. A modern plant and skilled craftsmen to serve you
year ’round. The Tingle Printing Co., Pittsville, Md.
(Prices subject to change without notice.) (Shipping
charges paid on prepaid orders east of Mississippi River.)

46 THE TINGLE NURSERY Co.

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Woven Lath Shading

Our woven lath shading is an efficient and economical
material for the protection of newly set rooted cuttings,
seed beds and small seedling transplants. It protects them
scout the hot rays of the sun and strong and destructive
winds.

The construction of the beds is simple. You can use nar-
row boards (4 inch) nailed on small stakes (2 x 2 inches or
1 x 4 inches), or you can do as we do. We stretch two wires
three feet part over a four foot bed (this will leave the lath
shading extending over each wire six inches. This makes it
easy to roll and unroll the shading without rolling off the
wires. The wires are placed about 16 inches from the ground,
thus giving the small plants plenty of room to grow before
reaching the shading.

This Woven Lath Shading is easily handled, and when
not in use you just roll it up and store away until ready
to use it again.

The laths or pickets are approximately % inch thick x
1% inch wide and 4 ft. long and are woven with five double
strand 12% gauge galvanizea wire, spaced about the width
of a lath apart, thus giving the small plants about one-
half shade.

This Woven Lath Shading is painted with a solution of
red mineral oxide, greatly extending the life and use of
the shading.

It_is made in rolls of 50 and 100 feet. Can be easily
handled by one or two persons.

It is also useful for making fences, to protect new plant-
ings of grass and shrubbery around parks and fields and
many other uses you may find for it. Can be easily rolled
up again at any time and stored in a small space for
future use.

A little investment in proper protection of tender and
newly planted plants may save you many tedious hours of
labor, considerable expense and may even save you an entire
season’s growth of your valuable plants.

Why take chances
of sun ruining your
plants? You can get
over 3,000 plants un-
der 100 feet roll
when planted 4 in.
apart each way.

Another big ad-
vantage of using
this Woven Lath
Shading is that you
can water your
plants even while
the sun is shining
hot on them. This
means a lot in con-
tinued dry weather.
Price: Up to 500 ft.
at 18 cents per run-
ning foot, over 500
feet at 17 cents per
running foot. Large
quantities specially
priced.

PITTSVILLE, MARYLAND 47

Hteot Cuttings

better and. quicker
with
THE PLANT HORMONE POWDER

Just Dust and Plant

No Solutions No Waiting No Watching

We recommend ROOTONE because we have found it of
much help to us in rooting cuttings, both in saving of time
and in increased roots to the cutting. We uSe it on all the
cuttings we plant. We know it pays us both in better roots
and time saved in cutting beds.

ROOTONE is Best for Cuttings Because—

LOW COST. Can treat 30 to 50 cuttings for one cent.

SIMPEICITY. No skill is needed to apply ROOTONE. No
measurements, no vials, no elaborate charts to follow, or
clock watching are needed. Just dip in dry powder and
plant.

SPEED OF ROOTING. The time of rooting of cuttings is
cut by ROOTONE treatment to anywhere from one-half to
one-tenth of the time required without treatment.

SURENESS OF ROOTING. Cuttings that root with diffi-
culty, such as holly, magnolia, arborvitae, lilac, and dog-
wood will respond in greatly increased percentages and in
shorter time.

ROOTONE is a general stimulant for plants, supplying
extra hormone at times when the plant is able to use more
than nature provides.

ROOTONE treatment hastens and improves the rooting of
cuttings; hastens germination from seeds and bulbs, result-
ing in earlier flowering.

2-OZ. jar $ 1.00; 1-lb. can $5.00 postpaid

A two-ounce jar will treat up to 3000 cuttings; pound will
treat up to 40,000 cuttings.

No solution or soaking treatment is necessary. Just dip
the base of the cutting in dry powder and Set in the prop-
agating bed or cold frame.

TRANSPLANTONE

TRANSPLANTONE HELPS SAVE PLANTS

If you have been having trouble in transplanting some of
the harder to get to live plants we suggest you try using
‘“‘Transplantone’’ The Vitamin Hormone Stimulant For
Plants. We understand it has given wonderful results even
on Canadian Hemlock collected seedlings. We all know how
difficult it is to get a fair percentage of them to live. A
three oz. package will treat several thousand plants. All
you do is dip the cuttings in water where the Transplantone
is mixed. 3 oz. can $1.00, 1 lb. can $4.00, postpaid.

BLUEBERRIES

There has developed an enormous demand for these plants,
both for fruit and ornamental purposes. If you have not
been geting some of this trade you are missing some good
profits. They are easy to grow and handle. Put in a small
stock and let us supply you; will send to you or direct to
your customers under your tag.

48 THE TINGLE NURSERY CO., PITTSVILLE, MD.

Read —
Before Ordering

Business Information

Not open on Sundays. Open on Saturdays by appointment
only. Open all day balance of week.

THESE PRICES are in effect for Spring 1950 season.

PRICES named in this Trade List apply only to orders
placed by nurserymen, florists and dealers. Maryland cus-
tomers are subject to 2% sales tax or send your License
Number. All delivery costs are to be paid by purchaser.

PACKING. All goods are packed in boxes and bales for
which we charge sufficient to cover cost of material used.
We will add this cost to your invoice. This cost applies
whether you remit with order or buy on time terms.

CLAIMS, if any, must be made immediately upon receipt
of goods, and if just, made satisfactory, but in no case are we
responsible for more than the purchase price of the stock in
question. We will not be responsible for failure to fill orders
in full or for any damage or delay to stock after delivery to
the transportation company.

TERMS. We offer the usual terms: net 30 days from date
of shipment to those of known responsibility but must have
satisfactory business references from others or remittance
must accompany order. Those desiring stock shipped C.O.D.
will please remit one-fourth the amount of their purchase
when ordering. Other terms by special arrangement.

NON-WARRANTY. We give no warranty, expressed or im-
plied, the purchaser assuming all risk and responsibility of
transportation, growth, planting, life of stock or any other
matter on any stock we sell. We sent out good stock, care-
fully grown and packed but cannot control conditions after
it leaves our care. We exercise the greatest care to keep our
stock true to name and are willing to replace on proper proof
any stock that may prove otherwise, or refund the amount
paid us for such stock, but is mutually agreed that we shall
not at any time be liable for any greater amount.

TELL US HOW TO SHIP, whether by express, motor
truck or railroad freight. If by motor truck or railroad
freight, tell us the route or over which line you want deliv-
ery made. If you do not give this information we will use
our own judgment as to route and methods to use. It is
mutually agreed that whether you name the route or leave
it to our own selection, we will not in any way be responsible
for time or condition of delivery and our responsibility
ceases upon our delivery to the transportation company.

HARDINESS OF PLANTS. When hardiness of plants is
mentioned herein it applies only to this section.

TIME OF SHIPMENT. We ship most every week in the
year with the possible exception of during the winter when
bad weather makes it impossible, although this is very
seldom. Of course, there is a regular season for shipping
the different plants, but if you want them out of season an
are willing to take the risk of good delivery, we will pack
with the utmost care and get them off to you at most any
time you want them.

Dlan to Visit Our Uursery

We will certainly be glad to have you come to see
our stock for yourself. Webelieve you will find it
compares favorably with that grown by other nur-
series. Some of our customers have told it is better
than is furnished by some others. We are on the
Eastern Share of Maryland, 100 miles south of Wil-
mington, Delaware., 100 miles from Cape Charles,
Va., 90 miles from Annapolis, Md., via Matapeake
ferry, 150 miles from Baltimore, Md., via Elkton, Md.,
225 miles from New York, N. Y. We hope you can
come to see our stock. It is good driving on the
famous Eastern Shore.

FASHION
(GLENN DALE)

ROYALTY
(GABLE)

MELLO
-GLO
(ARNOLDIANA)
LA ROCHE
(GABLE)

DOUBLE
HINODEGIRI
(KURUME)

MOSSIEANA
(ARNOLDIANA)

HINODEGIRI

(KURUME)