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WHOLESALE TRADE LIST
R £ £ £ I V D
iltSr Ftd 2 i 1920
OF
The Morris
(GEORGE ACHELIS)
West Chester, Chester County, Pa.
FOR THE SPRING, 1920
Prices quoted herein are to NURSERYMEN and
DEALERS only, and supersede all previous lists
TERMS. — Cash, except when expressly agreed otherwise. Packing will he done in the best
manner, in hales or boxes, at the cost of the purchaser; hut no charge will he made for delivering
the boxes at the railroad.
All articles, after leaving our hands in good condition, are entirely at the risk of the pur-
chaser; and no complaint will he allowed unless made within ten days after receipt of goods.
While we are extremely particular in having our trees and plants true to name and free from
mixture, mistakes may occur, and it is therefore mutually agreed between the purchaser and us
that we will he held responsible only so far as to replace such trees as, on proper proof, may he
found to he untrue to label, or refund the amount originally received for them.
NOTICE. — We are not responsible for Dealers’ mistakes in over-ordering, and we will NOT
give credit for stock left over in trenches unless error is made by us.
Our nurseries are inspected every year, and every shipment will he accompanied by a certificate
of the State Examiner. As a further precaution all fruit trees will be fumigated before shipment.
FRUIT DEPARTMENT
10 100 1000
APPLES — Standard and Crab, first-class, 11/16 in 7.00 60.00
“ “ 5-6 ft., % in 6.00 50.00
PEARS — Standard, first-class, 11/16 in 6.00 50.00
“ “ % in 5.00 40.00
PEACHES — First-class, 9-16 in 5.00 40.00
Light first-class, Y2 in 4.00 35.00
Second-class, 3-4 ft 3.50 30.00
PLUMS — First-class, % in 7.00
% in 6.00
QUINCES — First-class, 3-4 ft 6.50
Champion, Bourgeat, Orange, Meech’s.
NUTS— Butternuts, 5 ft 4.00
6 ft 5.00
“ 8 ft >.50
Walnut, English, 2 ft. 3.00
“ “ 4 ft 6.00
5 ft 7-5o 3
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GRAPES— Concord, Niagara, Worden 3.50
RASPBERRIES — Cuthbert, Gregg, Transplants 50 4.00
Columbia, Cumberland, Transplants. 50 4.00
Brandywine, Louden. King, Transplants 50 4.00
Golden Queen, St. Regis, Transplants 50 4.00
CURRANTS — Cherry, White Grape, Fay’s, Black Champion . . . 2.00
BLACKBERRIES— Eldorado, Erie, Kittatiny 50 4.00
GOOSEBERRIES — Houghton Seedling, Downing 2.00
ASPARAGUS— Conover’s Colossal; Barr’s Palmetto, 2 yrs .60 5.00
RHUBARB 1. 00 8.00
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT
DECIDUOUS TREES
ASH — English (Fraxinus Excelsior) 8 ft 3.00
10 ft, ixA in. cal 4.00
“ 10 ft., 1V2 in. cal._ 5.00
“ 12 ft., 1 3A in. cal.' 6.50
“ 12 ft., 2-21/4 in. cal 10.00
“ 2 V2-3 in. cal. 12.50
American White (Fraxinus Americana), 8 ft 3.50
10 ft., 1 XA in cal 4-oo
10 ft., 1V2 in. cal 5.00
12 ft., 1 % in. cal 6.50
12 ft., 2-2% in. cal. ... 10.00
BEECH — American (Fagus Ferruginea)5 ft 10.00
Engish (Fagus Sylvatica) 8 ft 10.00
“ 10 ft., 3 in. cal 25.00
“ 14 ft., 4 in. cal 50.00
Cut-leaved (Fagus Heterophylla) 6 ft 1500
^ “ 8 ft 20.00
“ 10 ft 30-00
“ 12 ft 50.00
River’s Purple (Fagus Riversii) 10 ft 25.00 200.00
“ “ 12 ft 30.00 250.00
“ “ 14 ft 50.00
our Beech Trees have been root-prunea.
(Weeping, see under “Weeping Trees.”)
BUTTONWOOD — (Platanus Orientalis) 8 ft 5.00 40.00
10 ft., VA in. cal 6.00 50.00
12 ft., 1Y2 in. cal.. 8.00 60.00
1% in cal 10.00
2-2% in. cal 13-50
2^-2% in. cal 17.50
3 in cal 25.00
4 in. cal 35-00
CATALPA — Speciosa (Western Catalpa) 8 ft 2.50 20.00
“ 10 ft., 1V2 in. cal 3.50 30.00
“ 12 ft., 2 in cal 5.00
“ 14 ft., 2Y2 in. cal 7.50
“ 3 in- cal 12.50
Bungei (standards) 3 yr. heads, 4 ft. stems 7.50
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CHERRIES— Japanese Pink (CerasusJaponica.fl.pl.) 4-6 ft.... 8.50
“ White “ “ Alba fl.pl.)4-6 ft. . . . 8.50
CYPRESS — Deciduous (Taxodium distichum) 5 ft 7.50
“ 6 ft 10.00
DOGWOOD — White Flowering (Cornus Florida) 6 ft 8.00 75.00
“ “ 8 ft. 15.00 125.00
“ “ 10 ft 17.50 150.00
“ “ 12 ft 25.00
Red Flowering (Cornus Florida rubra) 2 ft 6.00
ELM— American (Ulmus Americana) 8 ft 5 00
“ 10 ft., 1% in cal 6.00
“ 10 ft., 1Y2 in. cal 7.50
GINKO— (“See Maidenhair.”)
HORSECHESTNUTS — English (Aesculus Hippocastanum),
21/£-2% in cal 15.00
“ 3 in. cal 20.00
4 in. cal 30.00
5 in. cal.. 40.00
6 in. cal 50.00
Double Flow. White (Aesculus alba) fl.
3 in. cal 20.00
4 in. cal 30.00
5 in. cal 40.00
6 in. cal 50.00
JUDAS — American (Cercis canadensis) 3 ft 2.50
4 ft; 3.50
5 ft- ' 5-00
“ 8 ft 10.00
Japanese (Cercis Japonica) 3 ft 4.00
4 ft 5-00
LABURNUM — (Cystisus laburnum) 6 ft. 7.50
8 ft > . i . < . . . .10.00
10 ft . . .12.50
12 ft 15.00
LARCH — English (Larix europea) 8 ft 7.50
10 ft 8.50
12 ft ' 10.00
14 ft 15.00
“ 16 ft 20.00
Japanese (Larix Kampferi), 15, ft 20.00
LINDEN— American (Tilla Americana) 8 ft 7.50
10 ft., iY± in. cal 8.50
10-12 ft., 1V2 in: cal 10.00
12 ft., i%-2 in. cal 12.50
14 ft., 2-2x/i in. cal 15.00
2Y2 in. cal 20.00
“ 3 in. cal 25.00
English (Tilia europea) 8 ft < 6.00
10 ft, iM in cal 7-50
10 ft., 1V2 in. cal 9.00
12 ft., 1% in. cal 10.00
“ 2-2% in. cal . . .15.00
2Y2-2Y4, in. cal 20.00
3 in. cal 25.00
Silver-leaf (Tilia Argentea) 10 ft., 1Y2 in. cal 1.50 each
“ “ “ 1% in cal 2.00 each
“ “ “ 2-2% in cal 3.00 each
“ “ “ 4 in cal 3-50 each
*■ “ “ 6 in cal 5.00 each
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MAGNOLIA — Speciosa, 8 ft 15.00
Tripetela, 2 ft 4.00
“ 3 ft 5 00
4 ft 6.00
5 ft 7 00
“ 6 ft 8.00
Soulangeana, 2 ft 25.00
Stellata, 18 in 12.50
MAIDENHAIR, OR GINKO — (Salisburia) 8 ft 7 50
10 ft., 1V2 in. cal 8.50
12 ft., 1% in. cal 12.50
2 in. cal 15.00
2Y2 in. cal 20.00
3 in cal .25.00
6.00
5 00
— 6.00
5 00
6.00
5 00
6.00
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MALUS — Floribunda, 5 ft
“ Coronarius, 4 ft
“ “ 5 ft
“ Atrosanguinea, 4 ft
“ 5 ft
Toringo, 4 ft
“ “ 5 ft
MAPLE— Ash Leaf (Acer negundo) 8 ft 3.50
“ “ 12 ft., 1V2 in. cal 6.00
“ “ 14 ft., 2-2*4 in. cal .10.00
“ “ 2*4-2% in. cal 15.00
“ " 3 in. cal 2.00
Norway (Acer platanoides) 8 ft., 1 in. cal 7.50
10 ft., 1Y2 in. cal 8.50
12 ft., 1% in. cal 12.50
2-2% in. cal .13.50
2Y2-2Y4. in. cal 15.00
3 in. cal 20.00
4 in. cal 30.00
Red (Acer rubrum) 8 ft 7.50
10 ft., 1 % in. cal 10.00
12 ft., 1% in. cal 12.50
1% in. cal 15.00
2-2% in. cal 20.00
2*4-3 in. cal 25.00
Schwedleri (Acer Schwedleri) 8 ft., i*4 in. cal ...10.00
* 10 ft., 1Y2 in. cal .12.50
“ 12 ft-, 1 % in. cal 15.00
“ 2-2% in- cal 17.50
Silver (Acer dasycarpum) 8 ft 2.50
10 ft., 1Y4. in. cal 3.00
12 ft., 1Y2 in. cal 3.50
12 ft., 1% in. cal 4.50
2-2*4 in. cal 7.50
2%-2% in. cal 10.00
3 in. cal 15 00
4 in. cal 30.00
6 in. cal 40.00
Sugar (Acer saccharum) 8 ft 6.00
10 ft., 1% in. cal 7. 5o
12 ft., 1 Yz in. cal 8.50
1% in. cal 12.50
2-2Y4. in. cal 15 00
2%-2% in. cal 17-50
3 in. cal 20.00
4 in. cal 30.00
30.00
50.00
90.00
each
100.00
125.00
150.00
20.00
25.00
30.00
40.00
60.00
90.00
125.00
100.00
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MAPLE — Continued.
Sycamore (Acer pseudu-platanus)
8 ft
io ft., lYt-i Yz in. cal
12 ft., iV6-i% in. cal
2-2^4 in. cal..
2%- 2%. in. cal
3 in. cal
4 in. cal
Japanese (Acer polymorphum) purpureum,
3
4
5
6
2
5
“ 6
palmatum, 4
“ . 5
filicifolium, 5
atro-dissectum
nigrum,
6 ft.
MOUNTAIN ASH (Pyrus Aucuparia) 6 ft
8 ft
10 ft
MULBERRIES— Stand, with Globe Head (Morus globosa)
2 yr. heads
4yr. heads
10 100
. 5 00
■750
• 8.50
,10.00
.12.50
. 15.00
. 3.00 each
.25.00
.3000
.40.00
.50.00
25.00
.40.00
.50.00
40.00
50.00
• 35-00
.40.00
. 6.00
. 7.00
.10.00
10.00
20.00
OAX — Pin (Quercus palustrus) 6 ft 8.50
“ 8 ft 10.00
10 ft., I hi in. cal 12.50
10 ft., iYs-1%. in. cal 13.50
12 ft., 2-2^4 in. cal 2.00 each
2Yz-2% in. cal 2.50 each
3 in. cal 3.00 each
Pyramidal (Quercus fastigiata) 14 ft 5.00 each
Red (Quercus rubra) 10 ft., lYz in. cal 15 00
12 ft.,i% in. cal 20.00
2-2% in. cal .25.00
2,/4-2% in. cal 27.50
“ 3 in. cal 30.00
Scarlet (Quereus coccinea) 2-2% in. cal 2.00 each
“ 2Y2-3 in. cal 25.00
PEACH— Dbl. Flowering, Pink. White, Red, 2 ft 2.50
“ “ “ ‘ “ 3 ft 3.00
PLANE TREE — (See “Buttonwood.”)
POPLAR — Carolina (Populus monilifera) 8 ft 3.50
“ 10 ft., ix/4 in cal 4.50
“ 12 ft.,1%-1% in. cal 5.50
“ i%-2 in. cal 7.50
“ 2-2 Yz in. cal 10.00
Lombardy (Populus fastigiata) 8 ft 3.50
“ 10 ft., iYl in. cal 5.00
“ 12 ft., iy2 in. cal 6.00 50.00
“ 14 ft., 1% in. cal 7.50 65.00
“ 2-2 Y\ in. cal 10.00
“ 2 Yz-3 in. cal 12.50
3 in. cal 1500
Bolleana (Populus bolleana) 8 ft 5 00
“ 10 ft., iYl in. cal 6.00
“ . 12 h.,iYz in. cal 700
“ T2 ft., 1% in. cal 8.00
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SALISBURIA— (See “Maidenhair.”)
STRAWBERRY TREE (Euonymous europeaus) 4 ft 2.50
5 ft 3.50
6 ft 5.00
SWEET GUM (Liquidambar stryaciflua) 1Y2 in cal 12.50
4 in. cal. . . 3.50 each
5 in. cal 5.00 each
6 in. cal 6.00 each
7 in. cal 7.00 each
TULIP TREE (Liriodendron tuiipiferia) 8 ft 5.00
1Y2 in. cal 7.50
2 -2Yt in. cal 10.00
2%-2% in. cal 12.50
3 in. cal 15.00
4 in cal .25.00
WILLOW — Laurel Leaf (Salix pentandra) 6 ft 4-00
“ “ 8 ft 5-oo
“ “ 10 ft 7-50
“ “ 12 ft .10.00
White or Silver Leaf (Salix alba) 6 ft 400
“ “ “ 8 ft 5-oo
“ “ “ 10 ft 7-50
WEEPING TREES
BIRCH — Cut Leaf Weeping (Betula pendula laciniata) 4-5 ft. ... 7.00
“ “ “ 6-7 ft. . . . 8.00
BEECH — Weeping (Fagus pendula) 8 ft 15.00
“ 10 ft 20.00
12 ft 25.00
WILLOW — Babylonian (Salix babylonica) 8 ft 3.50 30.00
“ 10 ft., 1 % in. cal 6.00 50.00
“ 10 ft., 1Y2 in. cal 7.50 70.00
“ 12 ft., 1% in. cal 8.00 75.00
“ 14 ft., 2-2 % in. cal 10.00 90.00
“ 2V2 in. cal ...12.50
Salamoni (Salix salamoni) 8 ft 3.00
“ 10 ft., iYl in. cal 5.00
“ 10 ft., 1V2 in. cal 7.50
“ 14 ft., 1% in. cal 8.50
15 ft., 2-2% in. cal 10.00
“ 2%-2% in. cal 12.50
“ 3 in cal 20.00
“ 4 in cal 30.00
EVERGREENS ?
Balling and burlapping evergreens 18 in. to 4 ft., 10c
extra; 4 ft. and over, 15c. extra. All our Evergreens have
been root-pruned.
ARBOR VITAE — American (Thuya Occidental^) 2 ft 5.00
“ 3 ft 7-50
“ 4 ft 13-50
Compacta (Tliuva Compacta) 2 ft 9.00
Geo. Peabody (Thuya oc. aurea'' 2 ft 9.00
*^Geo. Peabody is th : best golden Art>or Vitae.
Siberian (Thuya siberica) 2 ft 9.00
Rosenthali (Thuya oc. Rosenthali) 2 ft 10.00
“ 3 ft 12-50
Globe (Thuya oc globosa) 12-18 in 6.00
Elegantissima (Biota elegantissima) 2 ft 9 00
“ 2Y2 ft. . . .10.00
“ • 3 ft. . ..15 00
“ 4 ft 25.00
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ARBOR VITAE — Continued 10 100
Oriental (Biota Orientalis) 4 ft 25.00
5 ^ 30.00
Occidentals Luteo, 2 ft » 12.50
Standishi, 2 ft 12.50
BOXWOOD— Bush Form (Boxus sempervirens arboresens) IB in. 10.00
“ “ 2 ft. 15.00
Globe (Buxus globosa) 12 in..... 1500
Pyramidal, 3 ft , 30.00
FIR— Nordmans (Abies Nordmanniana)4 ft 3.00 each
“ 5 ft 5.00 each
“ 6 ft 8.00 each
Umbellicata (Abies umbellicata) (like Nordmans) 5 ft 25.00
“ 6 ft 40.00
“ 7 ft 50-00
Silver (Abies pectinata) 2 ft 10.00
“ 4 ft i=;.oo
5 ft 25.00
“ 6 ft ...35.00
HEMLOCK SPRUCE (See “Spruce.”)
JUNIPER— Swedish (Juniperus succeca) 2 ft 10.00
3 ft 12.50
Golden Trailing (Juniperus alpina aurea) 2 ft 10.00
“ “ 3 ft 12.50
Pfitzeriana (Juniperus Pfitzeriana) 2 ft 17-50
“ 3 ft 20.00
Blue Cedar (Juniperus Virginiana glauca) 2 ft. . . . .15.00
“ “ 3 ft. . . . .20.00
Chinese Variegated (Juniperus sinensis argentea)
2 ft 15.00
Red Cedar (Juniperus Virginiana) 2 ft 9.00
3 ft 12.50
4 ft 20.00
5 ft 25.00
PINES — White (Pinus strobus) 2 ft., fine and bushy 7.50
3 ft., fine and bushy 10.00
“ 4 ft., fine and bushy 17-50
“ 5 ft., fine and bushy 25.00
“ 6 ft., fine and bushy 35-00
Scotch (Pinus sylvestris) 2 ft., extra fine 7.50
“ 3 ft., extra fine 10.00
“ 4 ft., extra fine 17-50
5 ft., extra fine 25.00
6 ft., extra fine 35.00
Dwarf Mountain (Pinus Mughus) 18 in. spread 15.00
“ “ 2 ft spread 20.00
Umbrella (Sciadopitys Verticillata) 2 ft 25.00
RETINISPORA (Chamaecyparis)Filifera, 2 ft 10.00
“ 3 ft 12.50
“ 4 ft 20.00
“ 7 ft 75-00
Obtusa 3 ft 13.50
“ 4 ft 20.00
Pisifera, 4 ft ' 20.00
“ 5 ft 25.00
“ aurea, 4 ft. specimens 30.00
“ “ 5 ft. specimens 4.00 each
“ “ 6 ft. specimens 6.00 each
“ “ 8 ft. specimens.. ..10.00 each
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RETINISPORA— Continued 10 100 1000
Plumosa, 5 ft 30.00
“ 6 ft 50.00
“ aurea, 2 ft., good color 15.00
“ “ 3 ft., good color 20.00
“ “ 6 ft., good color 50.00
Argentea (or Luteo) 2 ft 15 00
“ “ 3 ft 20.00
“ “ 4 ft 25.00
Dwarfish growth, very compact and bushy.
Compacta, 18 in 9.00
“ 2 ft 12.50
Squarosa Veitchi, 4 ft 30.00
Gracilis, 3 ft 15 00
SPRUCE — Koster, Blue grafted (Picea Kosteriana) 2 ft 30.00
“ “ “ 6 ft 80.00
Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) 2 ft 10.00 90.00
3 ft 12.50
“ 4 ft 25.00 200.00
“ 5 ft 40.00 350.00
;v “ 6 ft 60.00 500.00
] ' Norway (Picea excelsa) 2 ft 5.00
“ 3 ft 7-50
' “ 4 ft 10.00
“ 6 ft 25.00
Weeping (Picea excelsa pendula) 6 ft 15 00
White (Picea alba) 5 ft 20.00
“ 6 ft. 30.00
Oriental (Picea orientalis) 2 ft 10.00
“ 3 ft 15 00
f' S ft 30.00
Concolor (Picea concolor) 2 ft i5-oo>
3 ft 17-50
“ 5 ft 35-00
“ 6 ft 50.00
Alcockiana (Picea alcockiana) 3 ft 12.50
“ 4 ft 15 00
“ 5 ft 25.00
Polita (Picea polita) 2 ft. 10.00
“ 3 ft 12.50
“ 4 ft 15 00
“ 5 ft 2*5.00
YEW— Cuspidata Brevifolia, 18 in 15 00
Balling and burlapping evergreens, 18 in. to 4 ft., 10c.
extra; 4 ft. and up, 15c. extra.
EVERGREEN AND DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
ALMONDS- Double White 200
“ “ “ “ 3 ft 2.50
ALTHEA (Hibiscus) Bicolor, single or double, 2 ft 1.50 12.00
« “ “ 3 ft 2.00 15.00
« “ “ 4 ft 2.50 20.00
“ “ “ 5 ft 3-00
White, single or double, 2 ft 1-5° 12.00
« “ “ 3 ft 2.00 15.00
« “ “ 4 ft 2.50 20.00
Blue, single, 2 ft I-5° 12.00
“ “ 3 ft 2.00 15.00
4 ft!! 2.50
Red, single or double, 2 ft I-50 12.00
« “ “ 3 ft 2.00 15.00
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ALTHEA (Hibiscus) — Continued. 10 100
Pink, double, 2 ft 1 co
“ “ 3 ft ^00
Jeanne d’Arc, pure white, dbl.fl., 3 ft 1.50
“ “ 4 ft 2.00
“ “ “ “ “ 5 ft 2.50
Meehani, 18 in 1.50 12.00
2 ft 2.00 15.00
Seedling, 4 ft 50
‘‘ 5 ft 75
Tree Form 3.50
AMELAN CHIER ALNIFOLIA, 2 ft 1.50
3 ft 2.00
AMORPHA— Fragrans, 5 ft 2.50
Canescens, 2 ft ... 2.00
ANDROMEDA — Floribunda, 12 in 6.00
“ 18 in 7.50
ARALIA — Spinosa, 3 ft 1.50
4 ft 2.00
5 ft 2.50
8 ft 5.00
Pentaphylla, 2 ft 2.50
AZALEA — Kaempferi. 2 ft 15 00
Latifolia Alba, 18 in 12.50
Pontica, or Hardy Ghent, 2 ft ...10.00
Hiniodgiri, 12 in 15.00
BARBERRY — Japanese (Berberi Thunbergi) 18 in 2.00 15.00
“ 2 ft 2.50 18.00
Purple (Berberis vulgarius purpurea) 2 ft 1.50
“ 3 ft 2.00
BUTTERFLY BUSH— (Buddleia Veitchi) 3 ft 1.50
4 ft 2.00
5 ft 2.50
CALICARPA PURPURIA, 2 ft 1*50
CALYCANTHUS (“Shrub Sweet Scented’) 2 ft....* 1.50 12.00
3 ft 2.00 15.00
CELASTRUS SCANDENS, 2 ft 2.00
3 ft 2.50
CEPHALANTHUS OCCIDENTALIS, 2 ft 1.50
3 ft 2.00
COLUTEA ARBORESCENS, 4 ft 2.00
5 ft • • 2.50
DAPHNE MEZEREUM— Album, 2 ft 6.00
DEUTZIA — Candidissima, white, 3 ft 2.00 15.00
“ “ 4 ft 2.50 20.00
“ “ 5 ft 3 00
“ “ 6 ft 3 50
Crenata, white, 3 ft 2.00
“ “ 4 ft 2.50 20.00
“ “ 5 ft 3.00 25:00
“ fl.pl. dbl. white, 3 ft 2.00 15 00
“ “ “ 4 ft 2.50 20.00
5 ft 3 00
“ “ “ 6 ft 3-50
Gracilis, pure white, 18 in 1.80 15.00
“ ” “ 2 ft 2.00
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DEUTZIA— Continued 10 100 1000*
Lemoine, large white dowers, 2 ft . . 1.50
“ “ " 3 ft..' ... 2.00
“ Compacts, large white flowers. 18 in 1.50
“ “ ‘ “ 2 ft 2.00
Pride of Rochester, dbi. white, 3 ft 2.00
“ ** “ 4 ft 2.50
“ “ “ 5 ft 3-00
Scabra, single white, 3 ft 2.00
“ “ “ 4 ft 2.50
DOGWOOD (Cornus) Siberica, red branched, 2 ft 1.50
“ “ “ 3 ft 2.00
“ “ “ 4 ft 2.50
“ “ “ 5 ft o-oo
Mascula, 2 ft 1.50
“ 3 ft 2.00
Spathi aurea, 2 ft 2.50
ELEAGNUS — Longipes, 2 ft 1.50
“ 3 ft. 2.00
EUONYMOUS — Radicans, 18 in 1.50
Variegated, 12 in 1.50
Vegetus, 18 in 3-50
EXOCHORDIA GRANDIFLQRA, 5 ft 3 00
FILBERT— English, 6 ft 3-50
“ 8 ft 5-00
FORSYTHIA (Golden Bel!) Fortuni, 2 ft
3 ft
4 ft
5 ft
Variegated aurea (golden leaf) 2 ft
“ “ 3 ft
. “ “ 4 ft
5 ft
Intermedia, 2 ft
3 ft
“ 4 ft
5 ft
6 ft. .
Suspensa (Weeping) 2 ft
“ «» -3 ft
“ “ 4 ft.
s ft,
Viridissima 2 ft
3 ft
4 ft,
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
3-50
1.50
2.00
2.50
300
1.50
2.00
2.50
12.00
15.00
20.00
25.00
GOLDEN BELL (See “Forsythia.”)
HALESIA TETRAPTERA, 2 ft 2.50
HAMAMELIS VIRGINICA (Witch Hazel) 3 ft 2.00
4 ft 2.50
BIGHBUSH CRANBERRY (Viburnum opulus) 2 ft 1.50 12.00
3 ft 2.00 15.00
4 ft 2.50
5 ft 3-00
HIPPOPHAE RHAMNOIDES, 4 ft
2.50
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HONEYSUCKLES — Upright Red (Lonicera tartarica) 2 ft . 1.50
3 ft 2.00
White (Lonicera tartarica alba) 2 ft 1.50
“ 3 ft 2.00
“ 4 ft 2.50
Obovata (Lonicera tartarica obovata) 2 ft... 1.50
Morrowi (Lonicera tartarica morrowi) 2 ft . . . 1.50
3 ft . . . 2.00
4 ft • • • 2.50
5 ft • • . 3-00
Yellow (Lonicera tartarica xylosteum) 3 ft. ... 2.00
4 ft . . . 2.50
5 ft . . . 3.00
Fragrant (Lonicera tartarica
fragrantissima) 2 ft — 1.50
“ 3 ft . . . 2.00
“ 4 ft . . . 2.50
“ 5 ft • • • 3-oo
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HYDRANGEA — Paniculata Grandiflora, 2 ft 2.50 20.00
“ “ 3 ft 3 00
Tree Form 3-50
Hills of Snow (Arborescens Sterilis) 2 ft 2.50 20.00
3 ft 3-00
Otaksa 2.50
NIKKO BLUE, JAPANESE HYDRANGEA.. 500
HYPERICUM— Prolificum, 2 ft -2.00 15.00
“ 3 ft 2.50
KALMIA — Latifolia, (Mountain Laurel) 18 in 7.50 60.00
2 ft 10.00
KERRIA JAPONIC A— 3 ft 2.00
LESPEDEZA— Bicolor, 2 ft 2.00
LILACS — Common Purple (Syringa vulgarius) 2 ft
“ “ 3 ft
“ “ 4 ft
“ “ . 5 ft
“ White (Syringa vulgarius alba) 2 ft
3 ft
Chas. Tenth (Reddish purple) 2 ft
“ “ 3 ft
Joseka, 2 ft
Bertha Damman, 2 ft
“ “ 3 ft
Ludwig Spathi(Dark red, fine) 2 ft
“ “ 3 ft
Mad. Lemoine (Double White) 2 ft
.3 ft
Marie LeGraye (Best White) 2 ft...
Persian Purple (Syringa Persica) 3 ft
4 ft
“ “ 5 ft
“ White (Syringa Persica alba), 2 ft
3 ft
“ “ 4 ft
5 ft ••
“ Pres. Grevy, 2 ft
“ “ “ 3 ft
Rothymagensis (Violet Blue) 2 ft
“ 3 ft
1.50
2.00
1.50
i.S’a
2. co
2.00
2.00
2.50
2.00
2.50
2.00
2.50
2.00
2.50
3 .00
1.50
2.00
2.50
3-oo
2.00
2.50
2.00
2.50
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LILACS — Continued 10 100 1000
Villosa (Buds pink, white when open) 2 ft 1.50
“ 3 ft 2.00
“ 4 ft 2.50
Virginite, 2 ft 2.00
“ 3 ft 2.50
“ 4 ft 3-00
“ 5 ft 3 50
Tree Form, strong 4.00
MAHONIA — Aquifolia, 18 in 3.50
MISSOURI CURRANT (Ribes Sanguineum), 3 ft 1.50
MOCKORANGE — Large Flowering (Philadelphus
Grandiflora) 3 ft 1.50
“ “ 4 ft 2.00
“ “ 5 ft 2.50
MIST — Purple (Rhus continus) 2 ft 2.00
“ 3 it 3.00
4 ft 4.00
“ 5 it 5-00
POTENTILLA— Fruiticoca, 2 ft 2.00
PRIVET — California (Ligustrum ovalifolium) 18 in 60 3.00 25.00
“ 2 ft 70 3.50 30.00
“ 3 ft XXX 80 5.00 35.00
“ 4 it., extra, 4yr. . . . 1.00 7.00
Ball Form, 2 ft diam 5.00
“ “ 2% ft diam 6.00
Chinese (Ligustrum Ibota) 2 ft 90 8.00
“ 3 ft 1.20 10.00
“ 4 ft. 2.00 15.0-
Regel’s (Ligustrum regelianum) 18 in 1.20 10.00
“ 2 ft 1.50
RHODOTYPHUS KERRIODES (white flowers) 2 ft , 1.50
3 ft 2.00
4 ft 2.50
SAMBUCUS LANCINATA— 2 ft 1.50
3 ft 2.00
SHRUBS — Sweet Scented (Calycanthus floridus)
SNOWBERRY — White Fruited (Symphoricarpus racemosus) 2 . . . 1.50 12.00
“ “ 3 . . . 2.00 15.00
Red Fruited (Symphoricarpus vulgarius) 2 ft... 1.50 12.00
“ “ 3 ft • • • 2.00 15.00
SNOWBALL — Common (Viburnum Opulus sterilis) 2 ft 1.50 12.00
“ 3 ft 2.00 15.00
“ 4 ft 2.50
“ 5 ft 3-00
Japan (Viburnum plicatum) 2 ft 2.50 20.00
“ 3 ft 300 25.00
“ 4 ft ..-3-50 30.00
Lantana (Viburnum lantana) 2 ft 150
“ 3 ft 2.00
“ 4 ft 2.50
Opulus (See “Highbush Cranberry.”)
West Chester, Penn’a.
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SPLREA — Anthony Waterer (Crimson flowers) 18 in 2.00
“ “ “ “ 2 ft 2.50
“ “ “ 3 3-00
Arguta (White flowers) 2 ft 1.50
“ “ 3 ft 2.00
4 ft 2.50
Billardi (Pink flowers) 3 ft 2.00
“ 4 ft 2.50
“ “ 5 ft 3 00
Bumalda (Light pink flowers) 2 ft 1.50
“ “ “ “ 3 ft 2.00
Callosa Alba (white flowers) 2 ft 2.00
Opulifolia aurea (yellow foliage, white flowers) 3 ft . . • 1.50
“ “ “ ** ** 4 ft . . . 2.00
“ “ “ “ “ “ 5 ft • • • 2.50
Prunifolia (Bridal Wreath) 2 ft 1.50
“ 3 ft 2.00
“ 4 ft 2.50
5 ft 3-00
Reevesi (White flowers) 2 ft 1.50
“ “ “ 3 ft 2.0 6
“ “ “ 6 ft 2.50
Reevesi, fl.pl. (dbl. white flowers) 2 ft 1.50
“ “ “ “ ** 3 ft 2.00
“ “ “ “ “ 4 ft ...2.50
“ “ “ “ “ q ft 3 00
; “ “ “ m “ 6ft... ....3.50
Thunbergi (White flowers) 2 ft ••• 1.50
“ “ “ 3 ft 2.00
“ “ “ 4 ft ...2.50
5 ft ••• 3-00
Van Houtti (White flowers) 2 ft ••• 1-50
Japonica, 3 yr 2.50
Naarden, 3 yr 2.50
STEPHANANDRA FLEXUOSA(Greenish white flowers) 2 ft. ... 1.50
3 ft. . . . 2.00
4 ft. . . . 2.50
5 ft. . . . 3-oo
STYRAX JAPONICA— 4 ft 4 00
5 ft 6.00
TAMARIX — Common, 3 ft 1.50
4 ft 2.00
“ 5 ft 2.50
“ 6 ft 3 00
100
15-00
20.00
15.00
20.00
15-00
20.00
12.00
1500
25.00
15-00
25.00
12.00
20.00
25.00
WEIGELIA (Diervilla)
Candida (White flowers) 2 ft 1.50
“ “ “ 3 ft 2.00
“ “ “ 4 ft 2.50
“ “ “ 5 ft 3 00
Desboisi (Deep rose) 4 ft 2.50
“ 5 ft 3-00
“ “ “ 6 ft 3-50
Eva Rathke (Red flowers) 2 ft 2.00
3 ft 2.50
Montesquien (Pink flowers) 2 ft i-5o
“ “ 3 ft 2.00
" 4 ft 2.50
“ “ 5 ft 3-00
“ “ 6 ft 3-50
IS
1000
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WEIGELIA— Continued 10 100 1000
Rosea (Pink flowers) 2 ft 1.50
“ 3 ^ . . 2.00
4 ft 2.50
5 ft 3.00
Van Houtti (Carmine flowers) 3 ft 2.00
“ “ “ “ 4 ft 2.50
Variegated Leaf, (Pink flowers) 2 it 1.50
“ 3 ft 2.00
CLIMBING VINES
AMPELOPSIS — Veitchi or Japan Ivy , .. 3.00
AKEBIA QUINATA, 2 yr 2.00
BIGNONIA— Grandiflora, 2 yrs 2.00
Radicans, 2 yrs 2.00
CLEMATIS — Paniculata, 2 yr 2.00
HONEYSUCKLES — Chinese, 2 yrs 1.50
Belgian, 2 yrs 1.50 '
Hall’s 2 yrs 1.50
IVY — English (Hedra Helix) 2 yrs., fieldgrown. 2.00
VIRGINIA CREEPER or American Ivy (Ampelopsis
Quinquefolia) 1.50
WISTARIA — Sinensis or Chinese purple, strong 2.50
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES
EULALIA — Japonica, green foliage 1.00 8.00
Zebrona, white stripes, crosswise 1.00 8.00
Gracillima univittata, narrow leaf 1.00 8.00
Arundinaris follis, variegated ribbon grass 1.00 8.00
ROSES
ROSES — Frau Karl Druschki, Grus En Teplitz, Mrs. Jno.
Laing, 2 yrs 5-CO
HIAWATHA AND AMARICAN PILLAR, 2 yrs 5 00
GEN. JACQUEMINOT,, MAI). PLANTIER, MAD. CHAS.
WOOD, MAGNA CHARTA, PAUL NEYRON, ULRICH BRUN-
NER, 2 yrs 5-°b
DOROTHY PERKINS, 2 yrs 3 00
CRIMSON AND PHILADELPHIA RAMBLERS, 2 yrs 3 00
YELLOW, WHITE, BLUE AND PINK RAMBLERS, 2 yrs 5 00
BABY RAMBLERS, Red, White and Pink, 2 yrs 4-00
AMERICAN BEAUTY, Climber, 2 yrs 4 00
CHRISTINE WRIGHT, 2 yrs 4 .00
HERBACEOUS PLANTS
IRIS — German Blue and Yellow... 5b 400
Japan Kaempferi Mixed 1.00 8.00
PAEONY — Pink, Yellow, Purple and Red 1.80 15-°°
PHLOX — Bacchante (Lavender) Moliere (pinkish lavender). 1.00 8.00
Henderson (white), Jeanne d’Arc (white) 1.00 8.00
LaSiecle (pink) 1.00 8.00
Othis (pink with white center) 1.00 8.00
Venis (white), Aquillon (white) 1.00 8.00
Inspector Epel (rose with crimson eye) 1.00 8.00
Champse Elysee (claret red), Boule de Feu (red) 1.00 8.00
L’Everement (salmon), Gen. Van Heutz (salmon re... 1.00 8.00
Bridesmaid (white, pink eye) 1.00 8.00
Hofgartner (purple) i-oo 8.00
West Chester, Penn’a.
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SURPLUS
100 Beech, Rivers’ Purple, 10 to 12 feet
100 44 “ 12 to 14 feet
300 Dogwood, White Flowering, 8 to 10 feet
150 44 44 44 10 to 12 feet
500 Maples, Norway, 2 to 2J inch caliper
500 44 44 2J to 3 inch caliper
50 44 Japan Purple, 5 to 6 feet
50 4 4 4 4 44 , 6 to 7 feet
200 Poplars, Lombardy, If inch caliper
100 44 <4 2 inch caliper
500 Spruce Hemlock, 2 to 3 feet
300 44 44 4 feet
300 44 44 5 feet
150 44 44 6 feet
1000 Willows, Babylonian, 1J to If inch caliper
500 44 44 If to 2 inch caliper
500 44 44 2 to 2J inch caliper
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