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1932 PRICE LIST

@) Ss ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT

Quantity Prices—Ten trees or more of one variety
furnished at prices considerably lower than those
listed below. Ask for quantity quotations. Can
also furnish smaller sizes in most varieties at re-
duced prices. Please note that we list the caliper
or diameter of the Shade and Ornamental trees of-
fered, as well as the height. Improperly grown trees
often attain considerable height without proportion-
ate diameter, and quotations listing only the height
are often misleading.

SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES

We invite your inspection of the Shade and Orna-
mental trees growing in our nurseries, especially our
stock of Norway Maple. We believe these to be the
finest samples of this variety to be found in this
section and the prices the most reasonable.

Note that we quote diameter as well as height

Variety Diameter Height Each
NSH VWinitel sescens eee 14—1 a " 8—10' $1.50
DSSS WYO ES pereteceeeeeereeese 13%4—2 10—12’ 2.00
LNG) At Greg Noh nl beeen eater eer 1 —1%"” 6—8 1.25
Ashe Gmeen be acces 144—13%," 8—10’ . 2:00
INS Mountain) }asce eee 1 —1%” 6—8 1.00
Ash—Mountain ......-...-------- 1 —1%” 810’ 1.50
Ash—Mountain 22.22. WA a PAOD)
PRU ANG HUIS je eeceeeee esas cones 1 —1%” 6—8' 1.00
PUIG HUS® ceca nee ee sereescnceess 1%4—1%"” 810’ 2.00
Box Elder (Budded@).......... 14%—1 ue 8105 15
Box Elder (Budded).......... 13%,—2 10==12le00
Birch—White Eup. ............ 1 —1%” 5— 6 “15
Birch—White Eup. .......-...- 14%—1%"” 8—10' 2.00
Birch—C. L. Weeping........ %-—1 ” 6—8' 1.50
Birch—C. L. Weeping.......- 1 —1%” 8—10’ 2.00
COENICZYO(21 ee a a 1 —1%"” 5— 6 1.25
Catalpa—Bungei .......--..----- 14%4—14%"” 6—8' 2.00
Catalpa—Speciosa -...-....---- 1%—1%"” 8 10’ 1.50
Catalpa—Speciosa ...........- 2 —2%” 10—12’ 2.25
Helym—Chinese =. 2:-:--5..-222.---3 1 — ee eon 50
PNR — OC NINCSE sc ecceceseeecceereee ie — ee ee i 15
Elm—Chinese ........-..--------- 14—1%”"” 8—10’ 2.00
Flowering Crab ................-- %—1 ” 5—6 1.50
Hawthorn—Paul’s Searlet1 —1%”"” 6— 8’ 2.00
Horse Chestnut .................. 14—1%" 6— 8’ ~ 2.25
Horse Chestnut ........-........- 1%4,—2 8—10’ 3.00
Linden—American .........-.. 1%4—1%"” 8—10' 1:50
Linden—American ..........-. 1%—2 ” 10—12’ 250
Pocust—-Blackth,:.t--cs22- 2s 1%—1%"” 8—10' 75
Locust—Globe, 2-yr hds... wes (= Se leg)

Locust—Globe, 2-yr. hds... ae "~~ 8— 9F 200

Locust—Globe, 3-yr. hds... —24%"” 9—10' 3.00
Maple—Norway .............----.- 4 —1%"” 8—10’ 1.25
Maple—Norw3ay .....------------- 14%—1%” 8—10’§ 1.50
Maple—Norway .......--------.-- 1%4%—1%” 10—12’ 1.75
Maple—Norway .....2---------.-- 1%—2 ” 10—12’ 2.50
Maple—Schwedler’s .......... 14%—1%” 10—12’ 3.50
Maple—Silver ...........-2..--.-- 1 —14%” 8—10’ 15
Maple—Silver . .......-..--.--....- 1%—1%"” 10—12’ 1.50
Poplar—Carolina ................ 1 —14%” 8—10’ .25
Poplar—Carolina ...............- 1%—1%” 10—12’ 50

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MOORE’S NURSERIES

Variety Size Each
Poplar—Carolina ..........-....- 2 —2%” 12-14’ 1.00
Poplar—Lombardy ............ 14%42—1%” 10—12’ 75
Poplar—Lombardy ............ 2%—3 ” 12—14’ 1.50
Red Bud—Canadian .......... 1—1%”. .5—6 1.00
RIS Siame Olive sceereaee ereeee: 14—1%"” 6—8 1.00
RUSSianeOlivictessee secs 1%4—1%” 8—10’ 1.50
Sycamore—European ........ 1 —14%4” 6— 8’ 1.00
Sycamore—European ........ 14%4—1%” 8—10' 2.00
Walnut Blackw 2 26% ae 2.50

Willow—Weeping ........-.-...14—1%". Ee
W?:llow—Golden ........---.---.-- 1%—1% ir L0
Willow—Pussy ........--.---:-2--1----5 pate AR Y7
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In transplanting, E U.S. Depart ee of hs barien up.
with a ball of soil on” the roots, which 1s securely
covered with burlap. In planting, dig a hole where
tree is to stand, place tree in hole just as received
from the nursery, cut the string that holds the bur-
lap in place and, if soil is unbroken, lift tree gently
and remove all burlap. If soil is broken and likely
to fall away from the roots, do not attempt to re-
move the burlap, but lay it out smooth underneath
the tree. Fill in carefully with fine moist soil, which
should be made firm enough by tramping to prevent
roots being moved by the tree swaying in the wind.

The price of Evergreens is governed by color and
form as well as size. It is only natural that selec-
ted specimens should be worth more than the
average nursery run—hence the sliding scale of
prices. All trees balled and burlapped.

Ask for quotations on larger sizes.

Variety Height Each
Arborvitae—Pyramidal ...... Bere ’ $4.00 to $5.00
Arborvitae—Chinese ”’ ...... 2%—38 ’ 3.00 to 3.50

Arborvitae—Chinese ” ...... 38%4—4 4.00 to 5.00
Arborvitae—Berkman’s ...... 1 —1%’ 1.50 to 2.00
Arborvitae—Berkman’s ...... 1%—2 ” 250 to 38.00
Arborvitae—Berkman’s ...... 2 —2%’ 3.00 to 4.00

Arborvitae—Beverleyensis 2 —3 ’ 3.50 to 4.00
Arborvitae—Beverleyensis 3 —4 ’ 4.00 to 5.00
Juniper—Silver -..-..-2..s:-.! 2 —3 ' 4.00 to 6.00
Juniper—Virginia ...............- 2 —3 ’ 3.00 to 5.00
Juniper—Virginia ................ 38%—5 ’ 5,00 to 7.00
Juniper—Pfitzer’s <2..1222..2. 2 —8)% 2.50 to 3.50
Juniper—Sabina ................-- 1%—2 " 2.00 to 2.50
Incense Cedar ....-.-.--...-2222.:-- 2 —3 ’ 3.00 to 5.00
Pine—Austrian =e 2 —3 ’ 3.00 to 5.00
Pine—Austrian .................--- 384%—5 ’ 5.00 to 7.50
Pine—Mugho Dwarf .......... 14%4X%1%’ 2.50 to 3.00
Pine—Mugho Dwarf .......... 14%X1%’ 4.00 to 5.00
Spruce—Canadian .............. 1%—2 ' 2.50 to 3.00
Spruce—Canadian .............. 2%—3 ’' 4.00 to 6.00

Spruce—Colorado Green ...2 —2%’ 3.00 to 3.50
Spruce—Colorado Green ...2%—3 ’ 4.00 to 4.50
Spruce—Colorado Blue............ (Prices on Application)
Mahonia (Oregon Grape) .14%—2 ’ 2.00 to 3.00
Pyracantha (Firethorn) ...1%—2 ’ 2.00 to 3.00

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1266 Washington Ave., Ogden, Utah Phone 782

ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS

Our shrubs as listed are well rooted stock from 3
to 5 years old. We also have younger stock in most
varieties at prices considerably lower.

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Variety Size Each
Almond—Double Flowering ........-..--. 1%—2 ' §$ 50
Almond—Double Flowering ..........-..- 2 —3 ’ 75
Althea (Rose of Sharon) ......-...-.-------- 2—3 ’ 50
Althea (Rose of Sharon) .............-.--- 3%—5 ’ 75
Amorpha (False Indigo) .........--......-.- Jhon 50
Amorpha (False Indigo) .............-..---- 384%—5 7 75
Barberry—dJapanese: -22:ee-ce-c---ee-----= 1 1477 25
Barberry—Japanese .......--------------------- 134—2 = 50
Barberry—Japanese Red .............--.---- 2 —2%,' 75
Beauty Bush (Kolkwitzia) ................ 1%4—2 ' 15
BG evetiliyols 1s hiya este nec neeneeeene 2 oie 50
Bush blomey suckle sess eee ssee see 2—3 ’ 50
Bush eloneysu Cksleg cesses eee eee 8%—5 15
Carrel: erry aye eet ese Sezer nessa nee 2 one 50
(CERES IONE sates cere concer ee eee eee eee eer 38%—5 ’ 75
Callicarpa (Beauty berry).....-.--..-.----- 2—3 ’ 75
(Comal ers iay queen sees ae ee 2 —3 ’ 50
Cotoneaster eee renee 2 —3 ’ 50
@Otoneast erases ase ene 34%—5 ’ ip
Deutzia—Pride of Rochester ......-...-- 2 —3 ’ 50
Deutzia—Crenata Rosea ..........---------- 2—3 ’ 50
Deutzia—Gracillis (Dwarf) ............-- 1.94 320) BaD
TD YS oo GYo Wb esa eee eee ree ee one 2 —3 ’ 15
Dor wood=— Coral Seen teers 2 —3 ’ 50
DOS wOod==C Oral ieee ene ee 38%—5 ’ 75
Pildler=—- Gold ernyeser eee ee eee eee eee 2—3 ’ 50
Miler Gol dl ern ieteses eee enna senna 3%4—5 7 75
Euonymus (Burning Bush) .............. 14%4-—2 ’ 75
Euonymus (Burning Bush) .............. WR —R % iO

2 Wringe—Purple ---2----2------stoesoe-ceecenoe- 2 —3 ’ 1.00
Forsythia—Fortune’s .........--------2----- 2S 50
Forsythia—Suspensa .....-...--..-2.----------- Paseo eh 50
Blorsyithiay ees eee 84%—5 ’ aia
Hydrangia (Hills of Snow) .............. 1%-—2 ’ 50
Eleva pie —— Prey Goa aoe cece cen scennnccese eee 1%—2 ’ 75
Japan Quince (Firebush) .................. 2 oad 50
Japan Quince (Firebush) ..........-...---- 8Y%—5 ” 75
TTT) COMMON Sass eeecceceroeceereedareoatecece 1p 50

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Kerria—Yellow {2222 = Cae? 15
Kerria—= Whites sees ea eee 2 —3 ’ 50
Lilac—-Persian) == ee oe 50
Lilac—Persian =e 8%—5 ' 1.00
Lilac—French Budded .................-..-.-- 1%4—2 ’ 15
Lilac—French Budded ........................ PAB LD
Blue, Purple, Red or White.

Mock Orange—Coronarius ...............- a 50
Mock Orange—Virginal .............-.-..-- 2—3 ’ 50
Mock*Orange See Boe ——peee 75
Physocarpus (Ninebark) .................... 2—3 ’ 50
Pearl Bush(i.3 es. 2a 1%—2 ' 50
Privet—Regels 2-22.00 ee 2 —2%%’ «50
Privet—Lodense (Globes) ................ 1 OX al e0o)
Privet Globes—1—2’ stems ..........--.--- 1 Xe a RSG
Privet Hedge (See Hedging)

Spirea Anthony Waterer .....-.......------ 14%—1%’ 50
Spirea Anthony Waterer ............-...---- 2 —2%%' Apes
Spirea) Callosay Allbayess) ee 14—1¥’ 50
Spirea Porbelllay cee cesccrecceee eee 1%—2 ’ 50
Spirea Forbellate= 2. ee 2%—3 ' HUE
Spireal Korean) fee ee 2) 3) Ea
Spirea Prunttolia, == eee 2 —3 ’ 50
Spirea ‘Sorbitoliapeess en 2—3 ' 50
Spirea Dhunberga (esses e ees 14-2 ' 50
Spirea Vanhoutte .........-..20.2--2c2---2-e- 1%—2 ' 225
Spirea Vanhoutte .......-.-2:-:::-:ceceec-es0e+ 25 =o 50
Spirea) Vanhouttess ee 38%—5 ’ 75
Snowball/?.3 2 —21,’ .50
Snowball. 42) eee 3 —3'’ <5
Snowberry7 eee 2.—3 * 50
Snowbernnyie 8%—5 *’ 5
Sumac=—Canadensisn ee 2 —3 ' 153
Sumac==Waciniatale een eee 2 —3 ’ 50
Sumac—laciniataye see 8%—5 ’
Tamarix Elaspl day esse eee ae 50
Tamarix—Hispida .....-.------:--seceeeeo-0 8%—5 ’ 415
Viburnum=—€arlesi= ee 1%—2 ’ 1.50
Vitex (Chaste Tree) -----.------:-c-ccecec-e--- 1%—2 ' 50
Vitex (Chasteiiree)) 2 ee 2—3 * 15
Weigela Eva Rathke .................--.------ 14-2 ' .50
Weigela Dvavkathke == oe 2%—3 ” oD
Weicela Rosea =e 2 =—3 Seaeeao
WielgclasRoscapess eee eee 3% 5 Seep

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1932 PRICE LIST

ROSE BUSHES

Our Roses: are all hardy, two-year, field grown
plants, mostly on their own roots and guaranteed
true to name. For full description please refer to
Descriptive Catalog.

PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS—In handling Rose
Bushes; as well as all other nursery stock, be sure
roots are not allowed to become dry while out of the
ground. Dig hole large enough to receive roots in
natural: position and deep enough to leave branches
just at, the surface. Cover roots with good soil,
using care to pack firmly around the roots, put in
water enough to thoroughly dampen the soil and
after water settles complete the filling, leaving top
soil loose. Trim tops to within five or six inches of
the surface. Irrigate sufficient to keep soil moist
to the tips of the roots but not enough to maintain
a sodden condition.

PRICE, except as otherwise noted—40c each;
$2.25 per 6; $4.00 per 12; $15.00 per 50.

Variety Color
Columbia 222 S00 eet ees Peach-blow pink
Dame) Hdithi Helene Glowing pink
Duchess of Wellington................ Saffron-yellow
Hdward Mawley -:...-..-:-:::s-0---+-- Dark crimson
Ktoile de France...................---------Ruby-red
Hrancis Scothmiieyee eee Rich crimson
Frau Karl Druschki ~-....-2.2222..-:: Pure white
Grussyaneplitzaene eens Scarlet-crimson
Eloosier Beautyse see eee Deep crimson
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria...:..-:..Creamy-white
Killarney AP nik eee eee eee Deep shell-pink

Carmine-pink
Salmon-pink
Pink and apricot

Lady Ashtown ....
Los Angeles ....-....:-::
Madam’ Butterfly

Madam Edouard Herriot.............. Coral-red and yellow
Mrs. Aaron Ward ...-...::...-.::::...Indian yellow
etal Ne yao see ee eee ee Bright pink
Prince Camille de Rohan Pen CE AES Very dark crimson
aidan Ce sees nen eee eee ODA INE=pIMk:
Red Radiance .......-.-2:---:--+-0«--++-----Glowing crimson
Souvenir de C. Pernet.................. Sunflower yellow
SU Urs bye eee ee earners Yellow and orange
Williamyh! Dreer..2 -Pink and yellow
\WVGaowOTES IDEAS) sberceteescecnrcaeeconecereore A pricot-pink
Climbing Varieties
Americans Pill args Red and White
Clbg. American Beauty .............. Deep pink
Doctor) Vanehleete eae oe Flesh pink
Flower of Fairfield........................ Crimson
BauliseScarlety == ieee bie Vivid scarlet
Silver) Moon == ees White
Special Varieties at 75c each
FE. J. Grootendorst._.......u.... Bright red
F. J. Grootendorst Pink............... Clear pink
Hugonis (China Rose)..............- Golden
Madam Jules Bouche................... Salmon-white
Rev. F. Page Roberts......22....0....- Red and copper
allism an eee ee see eae ee Apricot-gold-pink
New Varieties at $1.00 each
GladyseBenskiny 22s Sal-yellow-orange
mipress) :-.2 2a Salmon-cerise-gold
President. Hoover .....00ccscceseeeeseac-! Orange-gold-crimson

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MCORE’S NURSERIES

HEDGE PLANTS

Variety Size Per 10 Per 100
ANG Gay cfs aue iui 12 to 18” $2.50 $15.00
Barberry, Japanese ............ 12 to 152592550) 115.00)
Bush Honeysuckle _............ Zo tee seo 15.00)
Bieksthornige:-= 2s eae ee Ol o.00
Privet, English ................-..... 1.00 5.00
Privet, Lodense ..........-....----- 250) 15:00
Russian Olive _......220..0..-... 1.50 10.00
Siberian Pea Tree % 1.50 10.00
Spirea Van Houtte 2.00 . 15.00

CLIMBING VINES

Variety Size Each
Akebia Quinatasecss-ses- 2 yn NOs dees $ .15
AGES TO SLD HO eee eee PA MAG INOS ls eee a1)
DOS MINA coe 7 Nifios, ING), ee At)
Clematis Andre ........:...0...... PAS besed\((0),., Ise aaa ae Afi)
Clematis Jackmanii ............ Pee Ney INO: 1 see wld
Clematis Paniculati -.......... 2A Ses IN@S. Lew -50
Engleman Ivy AVIS IN Qua ilemamestsi 50
TOPO DISA TRAY Slee eect ce Qi Va NOM ets na 15
Honey suckleyes 0 asses 2 VLsNO plevere es 50
Matrimony Vine ................-- PA Sift INO) hs ns eee 15
Silver Lace Vine ..........-.-.---- Pennie INO, Tees ees 15
rune pet) Viney aeese ene: PAS REIN Le ena 50
Virginia Creeper -....0..2......-- QeyPs- NOs er 50
Wisteria (Grafted) .............. PA Spb IN Oy haere “15

GRASS SEED, SPRAY MATERIAL, ETC.

Kentucky Blue Grass....2:..2:::::::ccc00- per lb. (Market)
Kentucky Blue Grass.........22-.--------- per lb. (Market)
White Dutch Clover ..............-..-..------- per lb. (Market)
White Dutch Clover -...:...-...22.22..-2...- per lb. (Market)
Acme All-round Spray ...........-......-2---------- per lb. .75

Arsenate of Lead
Black Leaf 40 .....22...2.2.
Dry Lime Sulphur .
Cynogas Powder .......
Vigoro Plant Food
Bone) Meal so-so aes eee eee pre eee

SMALL FRUITS, ROOTS, ETC.
Each Per10 Per 100

Gooseberry—Chau-

tauqua; =e ee 1 Yr. No. 1 .25 $2.00 $15.00
Currant—Perfection .2 Yr. No.1 .25 2.25 18.00
Red Raspberry—La-

{Coz 00) Me ee ee ace 1 Yr. No. 1 .25 1.00 65.00
Blackcap—Cumber-

letras ERS = ee 1 Yr. No.1 .25 1.00 6.00
Blackberry—Harvest ..2 Yr. No. 1 .25 1.50 7.00
Dewberry—Lucretia .2 Yr. No. 1 .25 2.00 6.00
Strawberry—Mar-

shall, Wm. Belt, etc .. No. 1 +50 1.00
Strawberry—Ever-

bearing yee No. 1 -50 2.50
Asparagus—Wash-

nn ObOiy core ese ones 2 Yr. No. 1 50 2.00
Rhubarb—Moore’s

Stringless ......2......--0 No. 1 .25 2.00 12.50
Sage Roots -2..22....s:cccc-cce00 25 1.50 10.00

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1266 Washington Ave., Ogden, Utah
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FRUIT DEPARTMENT

The following prices apply to small orders only.
FIFTY TREES OR MORE FURNISHED AT PRI-
CES CONSIDERABLY LOWER. Can also furnish
lighter grades in most varieties at reduced prices;
ask for quotations. For description of the follow-
ing varieties please refer to Descriptive Catalog.

APPLE TREES

My apple trees are budded on WHOLE ROOTS
—no piece roots. 1 or 2 years, 5 to 7 ft., 9/16 to
11/16 inch caliper. Price, unless otherwise noted,
50 cents each; $4.00 per 10.

Please note that we quote CALIPER as well as
HEIGHT.

Varieties
Yellow Transparent Jonathan
Red Astrachan Delicious
Red June W. W. Pearmain
Rhode Island Greening Rome Beauty
Banana Stayman Winesap
Cortland Golden Winesap

Siberian Crab X Yellow Drop

APRICOT TREES

Budded on Apricot root, 4 to 6 ft., 9/16 to 11/16
inch caliper. Price 50 cents each; $4.00 per 10.

Varieties
Jones Routier
Chinese Moorpark

CHERRY TREES

Budded on Mazzard or Mahaleb.

1 year, 4 to 6 ft., 9/16 to 11/16 inch caliper. Price
50c each; $4.50 per 10.

Varieties

Seneca ($1.00 each)

Centennial

Montmorency Large Napoleon

Reine Hortense Bing

Black Tartarian Lambert
PEAR TREES

Budded. 1 or 2 years, 4 to 6 feet; 7/16 to 9/16
inch caliper. Price 50 cents each; $4.50 per 10.

Varieties
Bartlett Lawrence
Kieffer Winter Nelis

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PEACH TREES

1 year buds, well rooted, 4 to 5 ft. 1/2 to 5/8 in,
caliper. Price, 50 cents each; $3.50 per 10.

Varieties
Mayflower Early Elberta
Pioneer Klondyke
Alexander Elberta
Carman J. H. Hale
Hales Early Madam Brett
Rochester Geo. A. Lowe
Champion Orange Cling
Gov. Briggs Park Cling
Tuscan Cling Nectarine

PLUM AND PRUNE TREES

Budded on Myrobolan plum root

1 or 2 years, 4 to 6 feet; 9/16 to 11/16 in. caliper.

Price, unless otherwise noted, 50 cents each; $4.50
per 10.

Varieties
Peach Plum Simon (Prunis Simonii)
Climax Fellemburg Prune
Green Gage Coates 1418 (65c each)
Santa Rosa i irench Prune
Satsuma *Chugg (Native Plum)
Yellow Egg

NUT TREES

Almond, I. X. L.—3 to 5 feet; 14 to 5/2 in, caliper;
75 cents each.

Walnut, English—6 to 8 feet; 1 to 1% in. caliper;
$2.50 each.

Walnut, Black—10 to 12 feet; 1% to 2 in. caliper;
$2.50 each.

GRAPE VINES

Native Varieties Each re in
Black Pearl—Black ..1 year No. 1. .35 $3.00
Brighton—Red .......... 2 year No.1 .85 3.00 25.00
@uco—Red) = = 1 year No. 1 .65 5.00
Concord—Black ........ 1 year No.1 .25 1.75 17.00
@oncordi eso 2 year No.1 .25 2.00 10.00
Niagara—White ........ 2 year No.1 .25 2.00 10.00

Foreign Varieties
Flame Tokay—Red ..1 year No.1 .25 2.00 10.00
Malaga—White ........ 1 year No. 1 .25 2.00 29.00
Malvoise—Black ........ 1 year No.1 .25 2.00 10.00
Muscat—White ..._..... 1 year No.1 .25 2.00 10.00
Thompson—Seedless 1 year No. 1 .25 2.00 10.00

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