Wholesale price list to the trade, 1935-1936 / Leonard Coates Nurseries, Incorporated, wholesale growers of evergreen and deciduous ornamentals, conifers, lining out stock, rose stocks, budded roses, budded fruit trees and fruit tree seedlings.

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03

To the Trade

1935

1936

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‘ESTABLISHED 1878’

INCORPORATED

WHOLESALE GROWERS OF

Evergreen and Deciduous Ornamentals - Conifers -
Lining-Out Stock - Rose Stocks - Budded Roses -
Budded Fruit Trees and Fruit Tree Seedlings - - -

vli'/

Nurseries and Salesyards at
Oakland, Morgan Hill,
Santa Cruz and Brentwood

Main Office and Salesyard
SAN JOSE
CALIFORNIA

Member California Association of Nurserymen Pacific Coast Association of Nurserymen

Central California Nurserymen’s Association

“HEADQUARTERS NATIVE TREES AND SHRUBS’’

Terms, Conditions and Organization

OUR POLICY

Is to grow the best. Quality nursery stock cannot be grown without extra care and ex¬
pense. Therefore look out for cheap stock as quality, condition or cleanliness must be
sacrificed. All our stock in “containers” is clean, healthy and not root bound. None of our
“Balled” stock is too old or overgrown while our “Deciduous” stock is freshly grown each
year. “Quality Stock Pays.”

TERMS

All prices are net: 5 % discount for cash
with order. All bills due and payable 60 days
from date cf invoice, unless otherwise ar¬
ranged. Interest at the rate of 7 per cent
will be charged after 60 days.

RATE

Quotations in this list will be furnished 5
at ten rate, 25 at hundred rate and 250 at
thousand rate.

PACKING

Packing is done in the most careful way
and a charge is made to cover cost of ma¬
terials only. Our packers have had many
years’ experience.

TRUCK DELIVERIES

With a fleet of four trucks we can make
prompt deliveries to all parts of California.

Charges will be very nominal and will save
our customers boxing, freight and cartage,
and also eliminate extra handling of plants.

GUARANTEE

While we exercise the greatest care to have
all stock true to name, we give no warranty,
express or implied, and in event that stock is

VISIT OUR NURSERIES

We have three principal growing grounds, or Nurseries, located at Morgan Hill, Santa
Clara County; Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz County; and Brentwood, Contra Costa County, with
our Main Office, Floral Store and Salesyard at 2201-2205 The Alameda, San Jose, on the
main San Francisco Highway, between San Jose and Santa Clara. Also a recent addition
at 3121 Fruitvale Avenue,, Oakland under the capable management of J. Vendes Mann.

At Morgan Hill we have our propagation houses for cuttings and seedage, as well as
lathhouses where all the stock in containers is grown. At this nursery we grow over three
hundred-thousand plants. The climate at Morgan Hill is warmer than most parts of Santa
Clara Valley and with plenty of water is conducive to very favorable plant growth.

At Santa Cruz we have twelve acres where eighty thousand field grown, or “balled” plants
are produced under most favorable growing conditions. This section was designated by the
late Luther Burbank as being the best in California for the largest variety of plants.

At Brentwood, where we have three locations, all deciduous fruit stock, roses and fruit
tree seedlings are grown. On the highlands we grow the budded fruit trees and roses in
loamy soil, while the seedlings are grown under Delta peat conditions. The former with
plenty of water and heat produces ideal fruit trees in a section free from Peach Root Borer,
and the latter, which is sub-irrigated, develops a splendid fibrous branched root system.

Our location at San Jose is the main distributing point and acts as a hub in the center of
the nursery locations. We believe the favorable conditions under which our stock is grown
and the years of experience back of our employees put us in a position to cater to those who
want the best.

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES, INC.

Established 1878

R. D. Hartman, Pres, and General Manager Wm. Marken, Secty.-Treas.

Marion E. Gregory, Mgr. Fruit Tree Dept.

J. Vendes Mann, Mgr. Oakland Salesyard

proven not true to name, we shall be liable
only for the sum paid for such stock.

CLAIMS

Of any kind will not be allowed unless re¬
ported within 10 days after receipt of stock.

NATIVE TREES

The stock of Native Trees and Shrubs we
carry cannot be equalled in California. Our
nurseries are recognized Headquarters for
this class of stock. The demand for native
stock is increasing each year and wherever a
shortage of water exists this type of plant
can be suggested. All natives are preceded
with an asterisk (*).

EXPLANATION OF ABBREVIATIONS

B — Balled; B. R. — Bare Root; P — Pot;
Qt. — Quart Can; Gal. — One Gallon Can;
2 — Two and one-half Gallon Can; 5g —
Five Gallon Can; Ft. — Feet, and In. — Inches.

APPRECIATION

We wish to again express our appreciation
for the increased patronage given us by our
many wholesale customers. This increase
has justified our feeling that there is still a
market for High Grade, Quality Nursery
stock at a fair price.

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES

1

Coniferous Trees and Shrubs

V

Nothing makes a richer or more satisfactory effect than conifers. Nur¬
serymen should use more of them. We have a fine assortment of varieties
suitable for almost every situation.

A VIEW OF CONIFEROUS PLANTING AT OUR SANTA CRUZ NURSERY

10 rate

100 rate

10 rate

100 rate

Each

Each

Each

Each

*ABIES concolor (White Fir)

CEDRUS libani (Cedar

of Lebanon)

i to \y2 ft. 4p . . .

. .35

.30

1 to 1^ ft. Qt _ _

. 25

.20

ABIES firma (Momi Fir)

4 to 5 ft. B .

. 2.00

1.75

7>y2 to 4 ft. B .

. 1.75

6 to 7 ft. B .

. 3.25

CEDRUS atlantica (Mt. Atlas

Cedar)

i to \y2 ft. Qt .

. .25

.20

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

. .40

.35

3 to 4 ft. B . . . .

. 1.40

1.25

4 to 5 ft. B .

. 1.75

1.00

CEDRUS atlantica glauca

(B.lue Mt. Atlas Cedar)

i y> to 2 ft. 6p .

. .50

2 to 3 ft. B .

. 1.15

1.00

5 to 6 ft. B- .

. 2.25

2.00

6 to 7 ft. B .

. 2.75

2.50

7 to 8 ft. B . - .

. 3.50

3.00

CEDRUS deodara (Flimalayan Cedar)

Extra fine well shaped

trees.

8 to 12 in. 4p .

. 25

.20

lb to 2 ft. 6p .

. 35

.30

2 to 2 y2 ft. B . .

. 85

.75

3 to 4 ft. B.- .

. 1.40

1.25

4 to 5 ft. B .

. 1.75

1.60

5 to 6 ft. B .

. 2.25

2.00

CEDRUS deodara prostrata

(Creeping Deodar)

V/2 to 2 ft. B... . 1.25

*CHAMAECYPARIS

lawsoniana

(Lawson Cypress)

2 to 3 ft. B .

. . 1.00

.85

3 to 4 ft. B .

. . 1.15

1.00

4 to 5 ft. B .

. . 1.75

1.60

5 to 6 ft. B .

. 2.25

CHAMAECYPARIS

lawsoniana alumi

(Blue Lawson)

An unusually fine stock of this popular

variety, every one a

specimen plant.

1 to 154 ft. 4p...

. 25

.20

1 54 to 2 ft. B .

. . 75

.65

2 to 3 ft. B . .

. 1.15

1.00

3 to 4 ft. B .

. . 1.60

1.40

4 to 5 ft. B .

. 2.25

i

:

•

CHAMAECYPARIS

lawsoniana argentea

nana (Dwarf Silver

Lawson)

.85

1 to 154 ft. B .

. 1.00

CHAMAECYPARIS

elegans (Variegated)

iy2 to 3 ft. B .

. 1.50

1.25

2

“OUR STOCK GROWS”

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana erecta
viridis (Green Column Cypress)

2 to 3 ft. B . . . 1.25

CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana filifera

(Thread Branch Cypress)

\y2 to 2 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana nidifera

(Bird Nest Cypress)

1 to 1 *4 ft. B . . 1.00

CHAMAECYPARIS

lawsoniana

stuarti ®

(Golden)

The finest golden conifer, graceful habit

of growth, and retains its golden color

through the winter.

1 *4 to 2 ft. 6p— .

. 50

.45

1*4 to 2 ft. B .

. . 1.15

1.00

2 to iy2 ft. B .

. 1.40

1.25

CHAMAECYPARIS

lawsoniana

wisseli

Beautiful blue-green tufted

foliage;

growth irregular but upright. One of the

choicest conifers.

1 y2 to 2 ft. 6p....

. . 50

.45

2 to iy2 ft. B. .

. 1.15

1.00

3 to 3*4 ft. B .

. . 1.75

1.50

CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANA WISSELI

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera plumosa

(Plume Cypress)

1 to \y2 ft. B . 75 .65

CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera plumosa aurea

(Golden Plume Cypress)

1 to \y2 ft. B . 75 .65

2 to 2*4 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera squarrosa nana

1 to 1*4 ft. B . 75 .65

CRYPTOMERIA japonica elegans

(Plume Cryptomeria)

1 14 to 2 ft. B . 85 .75

2 to 3 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

3 to 4 ft. B . 1.50 1.35

4 to 5 ft. B . 2.25 2.00

CRYPTOMERIA japonica nana

(Dwarf Cryptomeria)

10 to 12 in. B . . . 85 .75

CUNNINGHAMIA lanceolata

(Chinese Fir)

1*4 to 2 ft. Gal . 40 .35

2 to 2f4 ft. B . 1.25

3 to 4 ft. B . 1.75

CUPRESSUS arizonica (Arizona Cypress)

1 to 1 y2 ft. Qt . 20 .17^4

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 35 .30

CUPRESSUS arizonica nana

(Dwarf Arizona Cypress)

12 to 15 in. B . 1.25

CUPRESSUS funebris (Mourning Cypress)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 40 .35

CUPRESSUS lusitanica glauca

(Portuguese Cypress)

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 40 .35

*CUPRESSUS macrocarpa

(Monterey Cypress)

i to i y2 ft. Qt .

1*4 to 2 ft. Gal .

4 to 5 ft. B .

5 to 6 ft. B— . .

CUPRESSUS sempervirens

(Italian Cypress) (Cutting Gfown)

2 to 3 ft. Gal _ _

.35

.30

3 to 4 ft. B . . .

.85

.75

4 to 5 ft. B . . .

1.15

1.00

5 to 6 ft. B .

1.40

1.25

6 to 7 ft. B .

1.75

1.50

CUPRESSUS torulosa

majestica

(Bhutan Cypress)

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

JUNIPERUS bermudiana

.40

.35

(Bermuda Juniper)

2 to 3 ft. B .

JUNIPERUS chinensis

(White Leaf Chinese

alba

Juniper)

1.25

.75

\y2 to 2 ft. B .

.85

2 to 3 ft. B .

1.15

1.00

3 to 4 ft. B .

1.75

.20 .15

.30 .25

1.25 1.00

1.50 1.25

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES

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10 rate

100 rate

Each

Each

JUNIPERUS chinensis

pfitzeriana

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. 35

.30

1 to 1(4 ft. B . .

. 85

.75

1(4 to 2 ft. B .

. 1.00

.85

2 to 2(4 ft. B .

. 1.40

1.25

JUNIPERUS chinensis procumbens

(Japanese Juniper)

8 to 12 in. Gal _

. 35

.30

1 to 1(4 ft. B... .

. 85

.75

JUNIPERUS chinensis

procumbens

alba

1 to 1(4 ft. B . .

. 1.00

JUNIPERUS communis

depressa

1 to 1(4 ft. B .

. 1.00

.85

JUNIPERUS communis depressa aurea

1 to 1 1/2 ft. B . 1.00 .85

JUNIPERUS communis depressa plumosa

(Andorra Juniper)

Prostrate variety which assumes attrac¬
tive purple coloring in Winter.

1 to 1(4 ft. B... .

1.00

.85

JUNIPERUS communis hibernica

(Irish Juniper)

2 to 3 ft. B. . . .

. 1.15

1.00

3 to 4 ft. B - - -

. 1.40

1.25

4 to 4(4 ft. B . . . .

. 1.75

1.50

JUNIPERUS excelsa stricta

(Greek Juniper)

1 to 1(4 ft. B .

. .75

.65

2 to 2(4 ft. B . . .

. 1.15

1.00

2(5 to 3 ft. B .

. 1.50

1.35

JUNIPERUS horizontalis douglasi

(Waukegan Juniper)

1 to 1(4 ft. B .

. 1.00

.55

JUNIPERUS sabina

1(4 to 2 ft. Gal .

. .40

.35

JUNIPERUS sabina tamariscifolia

8 to 12 in. Gal .

. .35

.30

1 to 1(4 ft. B .

. .85

.75

1(5 to 2 ft. B .

. 1.00

.85

JUNIPERUS virginiana glauca

1 (4 to 2 ft. B .

. 1.00

JUNIPERUS wilsoni

1 to 1(4 ft. B .

. 1.00

1 (4 to 2 ft. B .

. 1.25

1 LARIX leptolepis (Japanese

Larch)

The handsomest of the Larches, par¬
ticularly attractive in Spring when the
new growth appears and again in the late
Fall when they turn a bright yellow.

2 to 3 ft. B . 1-25

3 to 4 ft. B . 1-50

4 to 5 ft. B . 2.00

10 rate 100 rate
Esch Escli

::LIBOCEDRUS decurrens (Incense Cedar)

1 to 1 14 ft. Gal . 35 .30

4 to 5 ft. B . 1.75

LIBOCEDRUS decurrens compacta

(Dwarf Incense Cedar)

2 to 2(4 ft. B . 1.25

i PICEA excelsa (Norway Spruce)

i Nothing finer for a living Christmas |
• tree. We have a fine stock of well shaped i
l symmetrical trees. v

'2

to 3 ft.

B .

. 1.15

1.00

3

to 4 ft.

B .

. . . 1.75

1.60

4

to 5 ft.

B...

. 2.25

2.00

*PINUS attenuata (Knobcone Pine)

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 45

PINUS canariensis (Canary Island Pine)
2(4 to 3 ft. B . 1.00 .85

4 to 5 ft. B . 1.50

5 to 6 ft. B . 2.00

*PINUS coulteri (Coulter Pine)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . .40 .35

4 to 5 ft. B . 1.75

5 to 6 ft. B . 2.25

PINUS excelsa (Himalayan Pine)

1(2 to 2 ft. Gal..... . 40 .35

2(4 to 3 ft. B . 1.00

PINUS halepensis (Aleppo Pine)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . i . 35 .30

6 to 7 ft. B . 2.50

PINUS montana mughus (Mugho Pine)

8 to 12 in. Gal .

.35

.30

1 to 1(4 ft. B... .

1.00

.85

1(4 to 2 ft. B .

1.25

1.10

*PINUS muricata (Bishop Pine)

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.40

PINUS nigra (Austrian Pine)

2(4 to 3 ft. B .

1.15

1.00

PINUS pinea (Italian Stone Pine)

2 to 2 y2 ft. Gal . 40 .35

2(4 to 3 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

*PINUS pond erosa (Western Yellow Pine)

1(4 to 2 ft. Gal .

.40

.35

2 to 2(4 ft. B .

1.15

1.00

*PINUS radiata (Monterey Pine)

1 to 1(4 ft. Qt .

.20

.15

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

3 to 4 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

4 to 5 ft. B .

1.40

1.25

5 to 6 ft. B .

1.75

1.50

6 to 7 ft. B .

2.25

PINUS strobus (White Pine)

2 to 2(4 ft. 5p .

.40

.35

4 to 5 ft. B .

1.75

5 to 6 ft. B... .

2.25

PINUS sylvestris (Scotch Pine)

1(4 to 2 ft. 4p .

.25

.20

1(4 to 2 ft. B .

.85

.75

4

“CLEAN STOCK PAYS”

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

*PINUS torreyana (Torrey Pine)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 40 .35

iy2 to 3 ft. B . 1.00

PODOCARPUS macrophylla

2 to 214 ft. B . 1.00

PODOCARPUS totara

2 to 2i4 ft. B . . . 1.00

*PSEUDOTSUGA douglasi (Douglas Fir)

2 to 3 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

3 to 4 ft. B . 1.40 1.25

4 to 5 ft. B . 1.75 1.50

5 to 6 ft. B . 2.00 1.75

RETINOSPORA ericoides

1 to 1 14 ft. B . 75 .65

RETINOSPORA leptoclada

1 to 1 14 ft. B . 75 .65

2 to 214 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

^SEQUOIA gigantea (California Big Tree)

1 to 114 ft. Gal . 35 .30

2 to 3 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

4 to 5 ft. B . 2.00

SEQUOIA gigantea pendula

(Weeping Giant Sequoia)

114 to 2 ft. B . 1.00

2 to 3 ft. B . 1.50

3 to 4 ft. B . 2.00

:!:SEQUOIA sempervirens (Coast Redwood)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 35 .30

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 40 .35

3 to 4 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

4 to 5 ft. B . 1.50 1.35

TAXUS baccata fastigiata (Irish Yew)

2 to iy2 ft. B.. . 1.15 1.00

214 to 3 ft. B . 1.40 1.25

3 to 314 ft. B . 1.65 1.50

TAXODIUM distichum (Swamp Cypress)
3 to 4 ft. Gal . 45

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

THUJA occidentalis pyramidalis

(Pyramidal Arbor Vitae)

One of the finest conifers for formal
effects, deep green throughout the year,
slender, erect growth, keeps its shape
without any pruning.

2

to

2 14 ft. B .

. 85

.75

3

to

4 ft. B .

. 1.40

1.25

4

to

5 ft. B .

. 1.75

1.50

5

to

6 ft. B .

. 2.25

2.00

THUJA occidentalis pyramidalis douglasi

3 to 3^ ft. B . 1.25

THUJA orientalis aurea nana
(Berckman’s Dwarf Golden)

10 to 12 in. B . 55 .50

1 to 114 ft. B . 75 .65

THUJA orientalis bakeri (Pyramidal Green)

2 to 3 ft. B .

.. 1.00

.85

THUJA orientalis compacta

1 to 1 14 ft. B .

.. .75

.65

-THUJA plicata

2 to 3 ft. B .

.. 1.00

.85

THUJA plicata aurea

1J^ to 2 ft. B .

.. .85

.75

THUJA rosedale

1 to 114 ft. B .

.. .75

.65

THUJOPSIS dolobrata

2 to 214 ft. B . . .

. 1.15

1.00

*TORREYA californica

(California Nutmeg)

Dark green, shining foliage, symmetrical
habit, should be used more as a specimen
tree.

1 y2 to 2 ft. Gal .

2 to 3 ft. B . . .

.60

1.50

.50

1.25

ANOTHER VIEW OF OUR SANTA CRUZ NURSERY

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES

5

PARTIAL VIEW OF OUR SANTA CRUZ NURSERY

Evergreen Trees and Shrubs

We again offer this year a larger and we think better assortment of varieties
than ever before. All of our stock both in the held and in containers is carefully
grown, quality stock you can recommend to your customers without hesitation.

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

ABELIA grandiflora (Glossy

Abelia)

8 to 12 in. 4p . .

. .20

.15

1 to 1 Yz ft. Gal .

. .30

.25

2 to 3 ft. B .

. .60

.50

3 to 3/ ft. B .

. .80

.70

ABUTILON megapotamicum

(Japanese Lantern)

2 to 2/ ft. Gal .

. .30

.25

ACACIA armata (Kangaroo Thorn)

i to \y2 ft. Qt .

. .20

.15

3 to 4 ft. Gal . .

. .35

.30

ACACIA baileyana....

1 to 1J4 ft. Qt .

. .20

.15

2 to 3 ft. Qt .

. .25

.20

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

. .35

.30

5 to 6 ft. Gal .

. .40

.35

7 to 8 ft. 5g .

. 1.15

1.00

} ACACIA baileyana purpurea

New growth a decided purple. Stands

out in any planting.

2 to 3 ft. Qt .

.30

.25

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

.45

.40

7 to 8 ft. 5g .

1.25

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

ACACIA cultriformis (Knife Blade Acacia)

1 to lb ft. Qt . 20 .15

4 to 5 ft. Gal . 35 .30

7 to 8 ft. 5g . 1.00

ACACIA decurrens (Green Wattle)

2 to 2/ ft. Qt . 20 .17/

5 to 6 ft. Gal . 40 .35

7 to 8 ft. 5g . j . 1.00

ACACIA decurrens dealbata (Silver Wattle)

l/2 lo 2 ft. Qt . 20 .15

5 to 6 ft. Gal . 40 .35

7 to 8 ft. 5g . 1.00

ACACIA floribunda (Gossamer Wattle)

15

4 to 2 ft. Qt .

. 20

.15

4

to 5 ft. Gal .

. 30

.25

5

to 6 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

7

to 8 ft. 5g .

. 1.15

1.00

ACACIA latifolia (Broad Leaf Acacia)

1

to

1/2 ft. Qt .

. 20

.15

21

/

to 3 ft. Qt .

. 25

.20

4

to

5 ft. Gal .

. 30

.25

5

to

6 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

7

to

8 ft. 5g .

. 1.15

1.00

6

“OUR PRICES COMPARE”

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

ACACIA melanoxylon (Black Acacia)

1

to

11

4 ft. Qt .

. 20

.15

0

to

4

ft.

Qt .

. 25

.20

4

to

5

ft.

Gal. .

. 30

.25

5

to

6

ft.

Gal .

. 35

.30

6

to

7

ft

Gal .

. 40

.35

7

to

8

ft.

5g .

. 1.15

1.00

ACACIA podalyraefolia (Pearl Acacia) |
Starts blooming in December, flowers
large rich yellow. The earliest bloomer
and has the most showy flowers of any
Acacia.

2 to 2^ ft. Gal . 35 ,30

5 to 6 ft. Gal . 45 .40

ACACIA pravissima (Screwpod Acacia)
Extremely hardy and graceful shrubby
variety, fine for dry hillside plantings.

4* to 5 ft. Gal . 40 .35

7 to 8 ft. 5g . 1.25

ACACIA pycnantha (Golden Wattle)

1 to 114 ft. Qt... .

. 25

.20

2 to 3 ft. Gal . . .

. 35

.30

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

. 40

ACACIA saligna (Willow

Acacia)

2 to 2J4 ft. Qt .

. 25

.20

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

. 40

.35

ACACIA verticillata (Star

Acacia)

1 to 1*4 ft. Qt .

. 20

.15

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

6 to 7 ft. 5g .

. 1.00

ACANTHUS mollis

1 to \y2 ft. Gal .

. 30

.25

1 14 to 2 ft. 5g .

. 85

*ADENOSTOMA fasciculatum (Chamise)
1 to 1J4 ft. Gal . 40 .35

AGATHAEA coelestis (Blue Marguerite)
1 to 154 ft. Gal . 30 .25

*ARBUTUS menziesi (Madrone)

8 to 12 in. 4p . 30 .25

ARBUTUS unedo (Strawberry Tree)

1 to 154 ft. Gal . 30 .25

AZARA microphylla (Box Leaf Azara)

1 14 to 2 ft. Gal .

... .35

.30

BERBERIS darwini

12 to 15 in. Gal .

... .30

.25

\y2 to 2 ft. b .

... .65

.60

2 to 2J4 ft. B .

... .80

.70

BERBERIS elegantissima

1 14 to 2 ft. Gal.- .

... .35

.30

BERBERIS gagnepaini

1/4 to 2 ft. Gal . .

... .35

.30

2 to 214 ft. B .

... .85

.75

BERBERIS knighti

1 ft. Qt .

... .20

.15

1 to 154 ft. Gal.

2 to 254 ft. B...

.30

.80

.25

.70

10 rate 100 rate

Each Each

BERBERIS sargentiana

2 to 254 ft. Gal . 35 .30

BERBERIS stenophylla

1 to 154 ft. 4p . 25 .20

154 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

154 to 2 ft. B . . . 65 .60

BERBERIS tricanthophora

1 to P/2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

1 to 154 ft. B . 65 .60

BERBERIS wilsoni

1 to 154 ft. Gal . 30 .25

154 to 2 ft. B . .60 .50

2 to 254 ft. B . 75 .65

BOUVARDIA coral gem

154 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

BUDDLEIA davidi veitchi

2 to 254 ft. Gal . 30 .25

BUDDLEIA globosa (Yellow)

154 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

BUDDLEIA magnifica

154 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

BUDDLEIA superba

154 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

BUXUS sempervirens (Boxwood)

1 T/- to 2 ft. B (Cones) . 75 .65

CALLISTEMON rigidus (Bottle Brush)

154 to 2 ft. Qt . 20 .1754

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 30 .25

4 to 5 ft. 5g . 1.00

CAMELLIA Dbl. Shell Pink, Dbl. Bright
Pink Dbl. White, Dbl. Red.

2 to 254 ft. B . 1.25

254 to 3 ft. B . 1.50

CASSIA artemesoides

1 to 154 ft. Gal . 30 .25

CASSIA tomentosa

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 30 .25

CASUARINA stricta (Beefwood)

2 to 254 ft. Qt . . . 20 .1754

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 30 .25

4 to 5 ft. Gal . 35 .30

7 to 8 ft. 5g . 1.00

*CEANOTHUS arboreus

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 35 .30

4 to 5 ft. 5g . 1.00

*CEANOTHUS arboreus hybrida

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 35 .30

4 to 5 ft. 5g . 1.00

\ *CEANOTHUS cyaneus

•

? Large clusters of brilliant blue flowers,
l blooms after most other varieties are
rough.

| 2 to 3 ft. Gal . 35 .30

| 4 to 5 ft. 5g . . . 1.00

*CEANOTHUS macrocarpus

1 to 144 ft. Gal .

.40 .35

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7

CEANOTHUS PAPILLOSUS

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

*CEANOTHUS papillosus |

A dense bushy variety seldom growing :
over five feet, leaves dark green, thick and i
roughened. Flowers borne profusely, rich j
deep blue. |

1 to IK ft. Gal . . .

.45

.40

*CEANOTHUS spinosus

2 to 2K ft. Gal . . .

.. .35

.30

*CEANOTHUS thyrsiflorus

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.. .30

.25

4 to 5 ft. 5g .

.. 1.00

.85

*CEANOTHUS thyrsiflorus

griseus

Lower growing and more

dense

than f

the type, leaves more rounded and deeper j

green. Flower panicles large and

com- f

pact, deep blue.

2 to 2K ft. Gal .

.40

.35 |

4 to 5 ft. 5g . .

1.25

CERATONIA siliqua (Carob)

IK to 2 ft. Qt .

.. .20

.i7K

2 to 2K ft. Gal .

.. .35

.30

4 to 4K ft. 5g .

.. 1.00

*CERCO CARPUS betuloides

(Mt. Mahogany)

.35

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.. .40

4 to 5 ft. 5g .

.. 1.00

CHOISYA ternata (Mexican

Orange)

10 to 12 in. Gal .

.. .30

.25

1 to IK ft. B .

.. .65

.60

1 k to 2 ft. B .

.. .80

.70

CHORIZEMA ilicifolium

IK to 2 ft. B .

. .75

.65

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

CINNAMOMUM camphora

(Camphor Tree)

The finest evergreen street tree for
California. Hardy, symmetrical tree with
clean bright foliage, new growth bronze.

1 to \y ft. Qt .

.20

.15

2 to 3 ft. Gal . .

.30

.25

4 to 5 ft. Gal . . .

.40

.35

6 to 7 ft. 5g .

1.25

1.00

7 to 8 ft. 5g._..

1.40

1.25

CISTUS ladaniferus maculatus

(Spotted Rock Rose)

1 to IK ft. Gal . . .

.. .30

.25

CISTUS salvifolius (White Rock Rose)

1 to IK ft. Gal .

.. .30

.25

COPROSMA baueri (Mirror

Plant )

12 to 15 in. 4p .

.. .20

.15

1 to IK ft. Gal . .

.. .30

.25

IK to 2 ft. B .

.. .65

.60

CORNUS capitata (Evergreen Dogwood)

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.. .35

.30

2 to 2K ft. B .

.. .70

.65

CORONILLA emerus

IK to 2 ft. Gal .

.. .30

.25

CORONILLA glauca

IK to 2 ft. Gal .

.. .30

.25

CORREA alba

1 to IK ft. Gal .

.. .35

.30

COTONEASTER acuminata

IK to 2 ft. Gal . . .

.. .30

.25

2K to 3 ft. B .

.. .80

.70

COTONEASTER dammeri (Humifusa)

8 to 12 in. 4p .

. .25

.20

COTONEASTER franchetti

1 to IK ft. Qt . . .

. .20

.15

IK to 2 ft. Gal .

. .30

25

2 to 3 ft. B .

.65

.60

3 to 3*2 ft. B .

.80

.70

COTONEASTER frigida

3 to 4 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

3K to 4 ft. B . . .

.80

COTONEASTER heroveana

1 to IK ft. Qt .

.20

.15

2 to 2 K ft. Gal .

.30

.25

3 to 3 K ft. B .

.80

.70

COTONEASTER horizontalis

8 to 12 in. 4p .

.20

• 17K

1 to IK ft. Gal .

.30

.25

IK to 2 ft. B .

.65

.60

COTONEASTER microphylla

12 to 15 in. 4p .

.20

•17K

1 to IK ft. Gal .

.30

.25

IK to 2 ft. B .

.65

.60

COTONEASTER microphylla

thymifolia

8 to 12 in.

4p .

. 20

.1 1'A

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. 30

.25

1 to IK ft.

B .

. 65

.60

8

“PROMPT DELIVERIES”

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

COTONEASTER pannosa

1 to \y2 ft. Qt . 20 .15

2 to 2/2 ft. Gal . 25 .20

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 30 .25

2 to 2* *4 ft. B . 55 .50

4 to 5 ft. B . 80 .70

5 to 6 ft. B . 1.00 .85

COTONEASTER pannosa nana

(Dwarf Pannosa)

1 to l/2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

COTONEASTER parnayi

l/2 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

2 to 2(4 ft. B . 70 .65

COTONEASTER rotundifolia (Prostrata)

1 to l/2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

I/2 to 2 ft. B . 75 .70

COTONEASTER salicifolia

(Willow Leaf Cotoneaster)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

2 to iy2 ft. B . 70 .65

COTONEASTER schneideri

1^2 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

2 to iy2 ft. B: . 70 .65

1 0 rate 1 00 rate

CYTISUS canariensis

(Canary Island Broom)

Each

Each

154 to 2 ft. Qt .

.20

.15

2 to 2 y2 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

CYTISUS fragrans (Sweet Broom)

154 to 2 ft. Qt .

.20

.15

2 to 254 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

CYTISUS hispanica (Spanish Broom

)

\y2 to 2 ft. Qt .

.20

.15

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

3 to 4 ft. 5g .

.85

CYTISUS monosperma (Bridal

Veil)

2 to 3 ft. Gal. .

.40

.35

3 to 4 ft. 5g . 1.00

CYTISUS multiflorus alba

(Portugal Broom)

1 to 1 14 ft. Qt . 20 .15

I/2 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

CYTISUS racemosus (Easter Broom)

8 to 12 in, 4p . 20 .1754

1 to 1 54 ft. Gal . 30 .25

CYTISUS scoparius (Scotch Broom)

\l/2 to 2 ft. Qt . 20 .15

2 to 2y> ft. Gal . 30 .25

i ERICA blanda f

• •

i The hardiest and most satis- ?

f factory of the tubular flowered |
? heathers. Low growing, red i
i flowers, in bloom a large part of f
f the year. ?

I 1 to V/2 ft. B . 60 .55

£ 9

ERICA BLANDA

COTONEASTER standards

C. gracilis, C. heroveana, C. horizontalis,
C.microphylla, C. thymifolia, C. rotundifolia,

C. salicifolia.

Gal . 75

5g . 1.50

CYTISUS aetnensis

2 to 254 ft. Gal . 30 .25

DAPHNE cneorum (Rock Daphne)

10 to 12 in. B . 65 .60

DAPHNE odora (Pink)

12 to 15 in. B . 1.15 1.00

15 to 18 in. B . 1.40 1.25

DEERINGEA baccata variegata

to 1 y2 ft. 4p . . .

.. .20

.17J4

54 to 2 ft. Gal . .

.. .30

.25

!''DENDROMECON

rigida

(Tree Poppy)

1 to 154 ft. Gal....

.. .60

.50

DIOSMA ericoides

(Breath of Heaven)

12 to 15 in. Gal....

.. .30

.25

1 to I54 ft. B .

.. .70

.65

ECHIUM roseum

(Tower of Jewels)

6 to 8 in. Qt... .

.. .15

.12j4

ELAEAGNUS pungens

154 to 2 ft. Gal....

.. .30

.25

2 to 2j4 ft. B _

.. .75

.70

EL AE AGNUS pungens marginata

(Silver Edged)

1 to l/2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

1 54 to 2 ft. B . 75 .70

ERICA australis

154 to 2 ft. B . 75 .65

ERICA Felix Faure

10 to 12 in. B...

.50 .45

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES

9

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

ERICA mediterranea

1 to 1J4 ft. B . 55 .50

iy2 to 2 ft. B . 70 .60

ERICA mediterranea hybrida

8 to 12 in. Gal . 30 .25

1 to l/2 ft. B . 65 .60

ERICA melanthera

2^ to 21/ 2 ft. B . 85 .75

3 to 314 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

ERICA melanthera rosea

A big improvement over E. melanthera,
flowers much deeper and hold their color

• better. f

VA to 2 ft. B . . . 65 .60 !

| 2 to 2/2 ft. B . 85 .75 f

a- • ®.. e.. 9.. o..o.-a».*..»..9..® a*.®. '

ERICA melanthera rubra

1 to I/2 ft. B . 65 .60

ERICA persoluta rosea

12 to 14 in. B . 55 .50

ERICA regerminans

1 to \y2 ft. B . 55 .50

ERICA regerminans rubra

1 to \y2 ft. B . 65 .60

ERIOBOTRYA japonica (Loquat)

1 ft. Gal . 30 .25

3 to 4 ft. B . 85 .75

5 to 6 ft. B . . 1.25

ESCALLONIA berteriana (White)

1 54 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

3 to 4 ft. B . 85

ESCALLONIA ingrami (Red)

1*4 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

3 to 314 ft. B . 85 .75

ESCALLONIA rocki (Shell Pink)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

ESCALLONIA rosea (Pink)

1 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

3 to 3 14 ft. B . 80 .70

ESCALLONIA rubra (Red)

1 to I/2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

114 to 2 ft. B . 65 .60

2 to iy2 ft. B . 80 .70

EUCALYPTUS caesia

Graceful semi-dwarf variety, weeping
habit of growth, silvery foliage and rose
pink flowers.

1 to 1J4 ft, Qt . 35 .30

EUCALYPTUS ci+riodora (Lemon Gum)

2 to 2 14 ft. Qt . 25 .20

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 30

EUCALYPTUS corynocalyx (Sugar Gum)

1 y2 to 2 ft. Qt . 20 .1714

2 to 2>4 ft. Gal . 30 .25

8 to 12 in. Flats . 2.00

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

EUCALYPTUS eremophila !

A small shrubby tree not over fifteen !
feet with brilliant crimson flowers. \

1 to IK ft. Qt . 35 .30

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EUCALYPTUS ficifolia (Scarlet Gum)

1 to 114 ft. Qt . 25 .20

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 35 .30

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 40 .35

EUCALYPTUS globulus (Blue Gum)

2 to 2y2 ft. Qt. . . . .

. .20

.15

4 to 5 ft. Gal.. .

. .30

.25

7 to 8 ft. 5g .

. 1.25

1 to \y2 ft. Flats (17.50 per 1000)

2.00

EUCALYPTUS leucoxylon rosea

(Pink Flowering)

114 to 2 ft. Qt .

. .25

.20

3 to 4 ft. Gal . . .

. .35

.30

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

. .40

.35

7 to 8 ft. 5g .

. 1.25

8 to 12 in. Flats .

2.50

EUCALYPTUS polyanthemos

(Round Leaf)

l/2 to 2 ft. Qt .

.20

.1714

3 to 4 ft. Gal..... . . . .

.30

.25

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

7 to 8 ft. 5g .

1.25

8 to 12 in. Flats .

2.25

EUCALYPTUS pyraeformis

Small slender tree, drooping clusters

of very large deep crimson flowers.

1 to 1 14 ft. Qt.. .

.35

.30

EUCALYPTUS robusta

(Swamp Mahogany)

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

EUCALYPTUS rostrata (Red

Gum )

2 to 214 ft. Qt .

.20

.15

4 to 5 ft. Gal . . . .

.35

.30

7 to 8 ft. 5g . .

1.25

8 to 12 in. Flats (17.50 per 1000)

2.00

EUCALYPTUS rudis (Desert

Gum)

2 to 2 j4 ft. Qt . .

.20

.1714

3 to 4 ft. Gal . . .

.30

.25

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

7 to 8 ft. 5g .

1.25

8 to 12 in. Flats .

2.00

EUCALYPTUS sideroxylon-rosea

(Pink Flowering)

1 to 1 14 ft. Qt .

.20

.1714

3 to 4 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

.40

.35

7 to 8 ft. 5g .

1.25

8 to 12 in. Flats .

2.50

EUCALYPTUS viminalis (Manna Gum)

2

to

2/4

ft. Qt .

. 20

.1714

5

to

6 ft.

Gal .

. 35

.30

7

to

8 ft.

5g .

. . . 1.25

8

to

12 in. Flats .

2.00

10

“HEADQUARTERS NATIVE TREES AND SHRUBS”

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

EUGENIA apiculata (Myrtus Luma)

1 to l/2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

EUGENIA myrtifolia

(Australian Brush Cherry)

2 to 2^4 ft. Gal . 35 .30

2*4 to 3 ft. B (Trimmed) . 90 .80

EUONYMUS japonicus

8 to 12 in. 4p . 20 .15

1 to 1 54 ft. Gal . 30 .25

1 y2 to 2 ft. B . 55 .50

EUONYMUS japonicus albo-marginata

(Silver Margin)

8 to 12 in. 4p . 20 .15

1 to iy2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

\y2 to 2 ft. B . 55 .50

EUONYMUS japonicus albo-variegata

8 to 12 in. 4p . 20 .15

1 to 114 ft. Gal . 30 .25

114 to 2 ft. B . 55 .50

EUONYMUS japonicus aurea margiriata

(Yellow Margin)

8 to 12 in. 4p . 20 .15

1 to 1J4 ft. Gal . 30 .25

1 to 1 J4 ft. B . 55 .50

EUONYMUS japonicus aurea variegata

(Yellow Center)

12 to 15 in. Gal . * . 30 .25

1 to 114 ft. B . 55 .50

EUONYMUS japonicus microphyllus

(Dwarf Euonymus)

4 to 6 in. 4p . 20 .15

8 to 12 in. Gal . 30 .25

EUONYMUS japonicus microphyllus
variegata

6 to 8 in. 4p . 20 .1714

FREMONTIA MEXICANA

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

EUONYMUS japonicus viridi variegata

(Due D’Anjou)

1 to 114 ft. Gal . 30 .25

\y> to 2 ft. B . .55 .50

FABIANA imbricata

114 to 2 ft. Gal . . 30 .25

FATSIA japonica (Aralia Sieboldi)

1 to 114 ft. Gal . 30 .25

FEIJOA sellowiana (Pineapple Guava)

1 to 114 ft. Gal . 30 .25

*FREMONTIA californica

2 to 214 ft. Gal . 55 .50

:i:FREMONTIA mexicana

One of the world’s showiest flowering-
shrubs. Blooms throughout the Spring

and Summer.

2 to 214 ft. Gal . 50 .45

::GARRYA elliptica (Silk Tassel Bush)

114 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

4 to 5 ft. 5g . 1.00

GREVILLEA robusta (Silk Oak)

1 to 114 ft. Qt . 20 .1714

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 30 .25

7 to 8 ft. 5g . 1.25

GREVILLEA thelmaniana

1 to 114 ft. Gal . 35 .30

HAKEA laurina (Sea Urchin)

114 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

HAKEA suaveleons

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 35 .30

HOHERIA sexstylosa

114 to 2 ft. Gal . . 45 .40

HYPERICUM moserianum (Gold Flower)
1 to 1 34 ft. Gal . 30 .25

1 to 114 ft. B . 55 .50

ILEX aquifolium (English Holly)

8 to 12 in. Gal. grafted . 45 .40

2 to 214 ft. B “ 1.15 1.00

214 to 3 ft. B “ 1.40 1.25

4 to 5 ft. B Seedling . 1.40 1.25

ILEX aquifolium (Dutch Holly)

8 to 12 in. Gal. grafted . 45 .40

2' to 214 ft. B “ . i. 1.15 1.00

ILEX aquifolium variegata

(Variegated English Holly)

114 to 2 ft. B . . 1.15 L00

ILEX cornuta (Chinese Holly)

1 to 114 ft. Gal . 35 .30

214 to. 3 ft. B . 1.15 1.00

JACARANDA mimosaefolia

1 14 to 2 ft. 4p . 35 .30

LAGUNARIA pattersoni

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 40 .35

LAUROCERASUS caroliniana

(Carolina Laurel)

2 to 214 ft.' Gal . 30 .25

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11

10 rate 100 rate

H o ph [7 n p|i

LAUROCERASUS lusitanica

(Portugal Laurel)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . . .30 .25

2 to iy2 ft. B . 80 .70

LAUROCERASUS officinalis

(English Laurel)

1 to 1 y2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

\y2 to 2 ft. B . 60 .55

2 to 3 ft. B . 80 .70

3 to 4 ft. B . 1.00 .90

LAURUS nobilis (Grecian Laurel)

2 to iy2 ft. Gal..' . 35 .30

3 to 4 ft. B . 1.00 .85

4 to 5 ft. B Standards . 2.25

5 to 6 ft. B “ . 2.50

LAVANDULA dentata

(Cut Leaf Lavender)

1 to iy2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

LAVANDULA officinalis (Blue Lavender)
12 to 15 in. Gal . 30 .25

LEONOTIS leonorus (Lion’s Tail)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . r . 30 .25

LEPTOSPERMUM chapmani

1 to l/2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

2 to 2y2 ft. B . 70 .65

LEPTOSPERMUM floribunda

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

LEPTOSPERMUM laevegatum

(Australian Tea Tree)

1 to \y2 ft. 4p and Qt . 20 .15

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

\y2 to 2 ft. B . 55 .50

LIGUSTRUM acuminatum
. \y2 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

2 to 3 ft. B . 75 .65

LIGUSTRUM henryi

8 to 12 in. Qt . 20 .15

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

2 to 2^4 ft. B . 70 .60

LIGUSTRUM japonicum (Japanese Privet)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 30 .25

3 to 3R> ft. B . 80 .70

LIGUSTRUM ovalifolium

(California Privet)

12 to 15 in. Flats . .02

1 to \y2 ft.. B. R . .02^

1^4 to 2 ft. B. R . .03

2 to 2J4 ft. B. R . .03^4

LIGUSTRUM ovalifolium aurea

(Golden Privet)

1 to 1^ ft. Qt . 20 .15

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

2 to 3 ft. B . 70 .60

LIGUSTRUM sinense (Chinese Privet)

3 to 4 ft. Gal . ' .35 .30

LIGUSTRUM vulgare (English Privet)

1 to V/2 ft. B. R . .02y>

114 to 2 ft. B. R . .03

*LITHO CARPUS densiflora
(Tan Bark Oak)

1 to l/2 ft. Qt . 30 .25

10 rate

100 rate

Each

Each

LONICERA nitida

8 to 12 in. Qt .

.20

.15

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal _ _

.30

.25

1 to \y2 ft. b.

(Trimmed Cones)

.60

.55

MAGNOLIA grandiflora

(Southern Magnolia)

2 to 3 ft. B .

.75

.65

3 to 4 ft. B...... .

1.00

.85

4 to 5 ft. B .

1.40

1.25

5 to 6 ft. B .

1.75

1.60

6 to 7 ft. B .

2.25

MAHONIA AQUIFOLIUM (OREGON GRAPE)
^MAHONIA aquifolium (Oregon Grape)

8 to 12 in. 4p . 20 .15

1 to l/2 ft. Gal..... . 30 .25

\y2 to 2 ft. B . 65 .60

MAHONIA bealei

(Leather Leaf Holly Grape)

1 to 154 ft. Gal.....'. . 30 .25

l1/ to 2 ft. B . 65 .60

^MAHONIA pinnata (Holly Grape)

Growth compact and dense, does well
in either shade or sun; foliage Holly like
bright green.

6 to 8 in. 4p . 30 .25

1 to 1 54 ft. Gal . 40 .35

2 to iy2 ft. B . 90

MALVA chinensis

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 30

MELALEUCA decussata (Lilac)

2 to 2J^ ft. Gal . 30 .25

2 to 2 y2 ft. B . 65 .60

MELALEUCA ericifolia (Heath Melaleuca)
1/4 to 2 ft.. Gal . 30 .25

D

12

“OUR STOCK GROWS”

10 rate 100 rate

Each

Each

MELALEUCA hypericifolia (Red)

2 to 2j4 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

2J4 to 3 ft. B .

.80

.70

MELALEUCA nesophila (Pink)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal....

.30

.25

2y> to 3 ft. B .

.80

.70

MENZIESIA polifolia

(Heather

Bell)

12 to 15 in. B .

.55

.50

MYRTUS communis

8 to 12 in. 4p _

.20

.1 iy2

1 to lj4 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

i to \y2 ft. b .

.60

.55

1 y2 to 2 ft. B _

.70

.60

MYRTUS communis compacta

6 to 8 in. 4p .

.20

.17^2

12 to 14 in. Gal .

.30

.25

12 to 15 in. B .

.60

.55

MYRTUS communis

microphylla

1 to 114 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

i to \y2 ft. b .

.60

.55

MYRTUS communis variegata

1 to l/2 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

i to i y2 ft. b .

.60

.55

MYRTUS ugni (Chile Guava)

10 to 12 in. Gal....

.30

.25

i to i y2 ft. B .

.70

.60

NANDINA domestica

(Sacred

Bamboo)

8 to 12 in. 4p .

.20

.15

12 to 15 in. 5p _

.30

.25

15 'to 18 in. 6p .

.35

.30

1 to 2 ft. 2 yg .

.55

.50

2 to 2y ft. B.. .

.75

.65

NERIUM (Oleander)

Dbl. Pink, Dbl. Salmon, Dbl.

Red,

Dbl.

White, Single Deep

Rose.

1 to lj4 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

2 to 2y2 ft. B .

.75

.65

OLEARIA forsteri (Daisy Tree)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal....

.35

.30

2 to 2j4 ft. B .

. . . -

.85

OLEARIA traversi

2 to 2^4 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

3 to zy2 ft. B .

.85

OSMANTHUS fragrans (Sweet Olive)

12 to 15 in. Gal .

1 to 1^ ft. B .

.45

.85

.40

*PARKINSONIA aculeata

(Jerusalem Thorn) v ’

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . ^..'.1 .

.30

.25

*PENTSTEMON antirrhinoides

(Snapdragon Pentstemon)

8 to 12 in. Qt .

.20

.1 7y

*PENTSTEMON cordifolius

(Red Bush Pentstemon)

1 to 114 ft. Gal .

‘.35

.30

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

; ^PENTSTEMON heterophyllus

f (Blue Bedder) |

? Low growing, attractive blue flowers, |
i blooms continuously for several months, ?
f fine for mass plantings. T

? 8 to 12 in. Qt . . . 20 .15 ?

f 1 to iy2 ft. Gal . 30 .25 i

*PENTSTEMON spectabilis

8 to 12 in. Qt . 20 .17^

PERNETTYA mucronata (Pink)

\y2 to 2 ft. B . 75

PHILADELPHUS mexicana

(Evergreen Mock Orange)

114 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

............... ...................................................

f *PHOTINIA arbutifolia (Tovon) ?

• •

We have an unusually well grown stock ?

i of this ever popular shrub. i

10 to 12 in.

4p .

. 20

.1 ?y

1 to 1^2 ft.

Gal .

. 35

.30

2 to 2J4 ft.

2 y2g .

...... .70

.60

2y2 to 3 ft.

5g .

.... 1.15

1.00

PHOTINIA ARBUTIFOLIA^ (TOYON)

PHOTINIA serrulata

2 to 3 ft. B .

... .75

.65

5 to 6 ft. 5g .

... 1.25

PHOTINIA serrulata nova

2 to 3 ft. B .

... .75

.65

PHYLLERIA angustifolia

1J4 to 2 ft. Gal .

... .30

*PICKERINGEA montana (Chaparral Pea)
12 to 15 in. Gal . 50 .45

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES

13

10 rate 100 rate

Each

Each

PITTOSPORUM crassifolium

2 to 2*4 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

2 to 2*4 B .

.65

.60

214 to 3 ft. B .

.85

.75

PITTOSPORUM eugenoides

10 to 12 in. Qt .

.20

.15

l/2 to 2 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

2 to 3 ft. B .

.65

.60

3 to 3*4 ft. B .

.80

.70

PITTOSPORUM phylleroides

(Willow Pittosporum)

1 to 1J4 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

PITTOSPORUM tenuifolium

(nig

ricans)

lJ/2 to 2 ft. Gal _ _ _ _

.30

.25

4 to 5 ft. B . . . . .

1.00

.85

PITTOSPORUM tobira

8 to 12 in. 4p .

.20

XI V2

1 to 154 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

1*4 to 2 ft. B _ _ _ _

.65

.60

2 to 214 ft. B .

.80

.70

PITTOSPORUM tobira variegata

8 to 12 in. Gal.. .

.30

.25

1 to 114 ft. B . .

.65

.60

PITTOSPORUM undulatum

(Orange Pittosporum)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal _ _

.30

2 J4 to 3 ft. B-... .

.85

PITTOSPORUM viridiflorum

(Cape Pittosporum)

2 to 2f4 ft. B . . .

.85

POLYGALA dalmaisiana

1 to 1 14 ft. Gal.. . .

.30

.25

1 to 1*4 ft. B . . . . .

.65

.60

POLYGALA virgata

L4 to 2 ft. Gal..... . . .

.40

.35

*PRUNUS ilicifolia (Wild

Cherry)

We have an especially

fine stock of

these in all sizes. One of the most

satis-

factorv shrubs for either

trimmed or

informal hedges.

1 to \y2 ft. Qt . .

... .20

.15

114 to 2 ft. Qt... . .

... .25

.20

2 to 2 14 ft. Gal . . .

... .35

.30

3 to 4 ft. 2l4g . .

... .80

.70

4 to 4 14 ft. 5g _ _ -

... 1.00

.85

5 to 6 ft. 5g .

... 1.15

*PRUNUS lyoni (Catalina

Cherrv)

1 to 1*4 ft. Qt .

. 20

.15

114 to 2 ft. Qt .

. 25

.20

2 to 2*4 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

3 to 4 ft. 2l4g .

. 80

.70

5 to 6 ft. 5g .

. 1.15

1.00

PSIDIUM cattleianum (Strawberry

Guava)

1 to lj4 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

1 to \y2 ft. B .

. 65

.60

PUNICA granatum nana

(Dwarf Pomegranate)

8 to 12 in. Gal .

. 30

.25

PYRACANTHA angustifolia

1 to 1 14 ft. Qt .

. 20

.15

1 14 to 2 ft. Gal .

. 30

.25

2 to 3 ft. B .

. 65

.60

PITTOSPORUM TENUIFOLIUM

10 rate

100 rate

Each

Each

PYRACANTHA coccinea

1 to \y2 ft. Gal . .

. . .30

.25

PYRACANTHA coccinea

lalandi

144 to 2 ft. Gal.. . .

. 30

.25

2 to 214 ft. Gal . . .

. 35

.30

2 to 3 ft. B . .

. 65

.60

3 to 3*4 ft. B .

. 85

.75

PYRACANTHA crenulata

144 to 2 ft. Gal .

. 30

.25

2 to 3 ft. Gal. . .

. 35

.30

2 to 3 ft. B .

. 65

.60

PYRACANTHA crenulata

yunnanensis

1 ft. Qt . . . . . .

. 20

.15

1 to 1 14 ft Gal .

_ .30

.25

2 to 2J4 ft. B .

. 65

.60

3 to 3 14 ft. B .

. 90

.80

PYRACANTHA formosiana

1*4 to 2 ft. Gal . .

. 30

.25

2 to 2 54 ft. B .

. 80

.70

*QUERCUS agrifolia (California Live Oak)

1 14 to

2

ft. Qt .

. 25

.20

2 to 3

ft.

Gal .

. 35

.30

4 to 5

ft.

5g . - .

. 1.15

1.00

5 to 6

ft.

5g .

. 1.40

1.25

*QUERCUS chrysolepis (Canyon Live Oak)
2 to 2*4 ft. Gal... . 40 .35

*QUERCUS durata (Leather Oak)

1*4 to 2 ft. Gal . 40 .35

QUERCUS suber (Cork Oak)

2 to 2L> ft. Gal . 40 .35

*QUERCUS wislezeni (Interior Live Oak)
2 to 214 ft. Gal . :.. .40 .35

14

“CLEAN STOCK PAYS”

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

RAPHIOLEPIS umbellata japonica

1 to l/2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

1 to I/2 ft. B... . 65 .60

RHAMNUS alaternus variegata

1 to \y2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

2 to 2}4 ft. B . 80 .70

*RHAMNUS californica (Coffee Berry)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

:;:RHAMNUS californica crassifolium

1 1/2 to 2 ft. Gal . 45 .40

2 to 3 ft. 5g . 1.00

^RHAMNUS crocea (Red Berry)

1 to iy2 ft. Gal . .45 .40

*RHAMNUS purshiana (Cascara)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 35 .30

:1:RHUS integrifolia

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

*RHUS laurina

l/2 to2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

: *
! :;:RHUS ovata f

Attractive at all seasons, one of the
handsomest and hardiest shrubs for dry
plantings or bank covers.

12 to 15 in. 4p— . . 30 .25

ROSMARINUS officinalis (Rosemar)-)

1 to 1 y2 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

SALVIA greggi (Crimson)

2 to 2^4 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

SALVIA leucantha

2 to 21/ ft. Gal .

.30

.25

SCHINUS molle (Pepper Tree)

1 54 to 2 ft. Qt .

.25

.20

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

5 to 6 ft. Gal .

.45

.40

6 to 7 ft. 5g .

1.15

1.00

STERCULIA diversifolia (Bottle Tree)

1 to I54 f T Qt .

. .20

.1754

2 to 3 ft. Gal...... . . .

. .35

.30

TEUCRIUM fruiticans

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal .

. .30

.25

2 to 3 ft. B .

. .75

THYMUS vulgaris (Thyme)

8 to 12 in. 4p .

.20

.15

ULEX europeus (Gorse)

1 54 to 2 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

2 to 254 ft. B .

.65

.60

ULEX europeus nana (Dwarf Gorse)

8 to 12 in. Gal . 35 .30

1 to V/2 ft. B . : . 65 .60

10 rate

100 rate

Each

Each

*U MB ELLUL ARIA californica

(California Laurel)

2 to 254 ft. Gal .

. 40

.35

2 to 3 ft. B .

. 85

.75

3 to 4 ft. B .

. 1.15

1.00

4 to 5 ft. B .

. 1.50

VERONICA andersoni

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. 25

.20

VERONICA andersoni variegata

1 to 154 ft. B .

. 55

.50

VERONICA chatamica (Creeping)

8 to 12 in. 4p .

. 20

.15

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. 30

.25

1 to 1 54 ft. B .

. 55

.50

VERONICA cupressoides

12 to 15 in. B .

. 55

.50

VERONICA decussata

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. 25

.20

1 to 154 ft. B .

. 55

.50

VERONICA glaucaphylla

12 to 15 in. B .

. 55

.50

VERONICA hulkeana

1 to \y2 ft. B .

. 65

.60

VERONICA imperialis

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. 25

.20

1 to 154 ft. B .

. 55

.50

VERONICA pimeloides (Buxifolia)

6 to 8 in. 4p .

.20

.15

12 to 15 in. Gal .

.30

.25

14 to 16 in. B... .

.65

.60

VIBURNUM japonicum

\y2 to 2 ft. B .

.70

VIBURNUM odoratissimum

1 to 1^4 ft. B . . .

.65

.60

\y2 to 2 ft. b .

.75

.65

VIBURNUM suspensum

1 to 1 14 ft. Gal . . .

.30

.25

\y2 to 2 ft. b . . . .

.65

.60

VIBURNUM tinus (Laurustinus)

8 to 12 in. 4p .

.20

.17^4

1 to \y2 ft. Gal . . .

.30

.25

1 ^2 to 2 ft. B .

.60

.55

2 to 2 y2 ft. B .

.75

.65

VIBURNUM tinus lucidum

1 y> to 2 ft. Gab .

.30

.25

\y2 to 2 ft. B .

.70

.60

VIBURNUM tinus strictum

14 to 2 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

VIBURNUM tinus variegatum

1 to \y2 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

1 to 1 ft. B .

.65

.60

4

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES

15

Deciduous Trees and Shrubs

There are many varieties in this group which should be used more in
California; some with gorgeous flowers in the Spring or Summer and others
with red berries or colored foliage in the Fall and Winter.

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

ACER dasycarpum (Silver Maple)

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

.45

.40

6 to 8 ft. B. R .

.55

.50

ACER japonicum (Japanese Mapl

e)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal . .

.35

.30

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.45

.40

ACER platanoides (Norway Maple)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . .

.45

.40

6 to 8 ft. B. R .

.55

.50

ACER platanoides schwedleri

(Purple Leaf Norway Maple)

3 to 4 ft. B. R .

.35

.30

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

.45

.40

6 to 8 ft. B. R .

.55

.50

ACER rubrum (Scarlet Maple)

4 to 5 ft. Gal .

.50

*AESCULUS californica (Buckeye)

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

AESCULUS hippocastanum

(Horse Chestnut)

1 J4 to 2 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

ALBIZZIA julibrissin (Pink Acacia)

1 to lf4 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

.45

ASIMINA triloba (Paw Paw)

1 to 134 ft. Gal .

.40

BERBERIS thunbergi (Japanese Barberry)
l/2 to 2 ft. Gal . ' .30 .25

BERBERIS thunbergi atro-purpurea

1 to \y2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

BETULA alba (European White Birch)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 30 .25

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 40 .35

BETULA alba laciniata

(Cut Leaf Weeping Birch)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 45 .40

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 60 .50

CAESALPINIA gilliesi (Bird of. Paradise)

2 to 2^4 ft. Gal . 30 .25

CALYCANTHUS floridus (Sweet Shrub)

2 to 2j4 ft. Gal . 30

‘^CALYCANTHUS occidentalis

(Western Sweet Shrub)

2 to 234 ft. Gal . 35 .30

3 do 4 ft. 5g . . . 85

CARYiOPTERIS incana (Blue Spirea)

134 to 2 ft. Gal..

. 30

.25

CATALPA speciosa

7 to 8 ft. 5g .

. 85

*CEPHALANTHUS

occidentalis

(Button Bush)

1 to 134 ft. Gal..

. 35

.30

CERCIS canadensis

(Red Bud)

2 to 234 ft. Gal..

. 35

.30

10 rate 100 rate
jrach jracli

CERCIS chinensis (Chinese Red Bud)

134 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

*CERCIS occidentalis

(Western Red Bud)

Our beautiful native red

bud

which

excites so much comment when in

bloom.

1 to 1 34 ft. Gal . .

.35

.30

3 to 4 ft. 5g .

.85

CHILOPSIS linearis (Desert Willow)

2 to 2^4 ft. Gal . . . 50 .45

3 to 4 ft. 5g . 1.00

CORNUS florida (Flowering Dogwood)

1 to 134 ft. Gal .

.30

.25

CORNUS mas (Cornelian Cherry)

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

CRATAEGUS carrieri

(Large Berried Hawthorne)

3 to 4 ft. B. R .

.40

.35

4 to 6 ft. B. R . .

.50

.45

6 to 8 ft. B. R . „ .

.65

.55

CRATAEGUS cordata (Washington Thorn)

2 to 3 ft. B. R .

. 30

.25

3 to 4 ft. B. R .

. 35

.30

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

. 45

.40

CRATAEGUS oxycantha (Hawthorne)

Dbl. Pink, Dbl. White, Paul’s Scarlet

3 to 4 ft. B. R .

. 35

.30

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

. 45

.40

6 to 8 ft. B. R .

. 60

.50

CYDONIA japonica

(Flowering Quince)

Red and Pink

134 to 2 ft. Gal .

. . . 30

.25

2 to 234 ft. B. R.

. 40

.35

DEUTZIA (Pride of

Rochester)

134 to 2 ft. Gal...

. 30

DIERVILLEA Eva Rathke (Red Weigela)

134 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

DIERVILLEA rosea (Pink Weigela)

V/2 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

EXOCHORDA grandiflora (Pearl Bush)

2 to 2J4 ft. Gal . 35 .30

FORSYTHIA intermedia (Golden Bell)

134 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

*FRAXINUS velutina (Arizona Ash)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 35 .30

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 45 .40

GINKGO biloba (Maidenhair Tree)

134 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

HIBISCUS syriacus

(Rose of Sharon, Dbl. Rose Pink)

2 to 234 ft. Gal . 30 .25

*HOLO DISCUS discolor (Ocean Sprav)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 35

16

“OUR PRICES COMPARE”

HYDRANGEA HORTENSIS

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

HYDRANGEA hortensis, hortensis varie-
gata, E. G. Hill, La Perle, Mme. Moulliere,

Mousseline, Nigra, Radiant.

1 to \y2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

KERRIA japonica

(Japanese Rose Single and Double)

2 to 2)4 ft. Gal . . . 30 .25

KOELREUTERIA paniculata

(Goldenrain Tree)

3 to 4 ft. Gal . 35 .30

6 to 8 ft. 5g . 85

LABURNUM vulgare (Golden Chain)
l/2 to 2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

LAGERSTROEMIA indica

(Crepe Myrtle Pink)

2 to 2 y2 ft. Gal . 30 .25

vv**v**v«‘ v v«*v'*«**9**e**v-*9**9**9**v**9*»v**v**v**9**9*»9*

| LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua

i (Sweet Gum) ?

i In California the Liquidambar colors |

f much better than the maples or any other i
l deciduous trees. f

I \y2 to 2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

3 to 4 ft. Gal . . 40 .35 f

MAGNOLIA hypoleuca (Silver Magnolia)

2 to 3 ft. Gal . 50

MORUS tatarica (Russian Mulberry)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 40 .35

6 to 8 ft. B. R . . . 55 .50

;i:OSMARONIA cerasiformis (Oso Berry)

2 to 2J4 ft. Gal . 35 .30

*PHILADELPHUS lewisi

(Western Mock Orange)

IR2 to 2 ft. Gal...., . 35 .30

:i:QUERCUS kellogi (Black Oak)

Has large deeply cut leaves which color
beautifully in the Fall.

V/2 to 2 ft. Gal . . 45 .40

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

PLATANUS orientalis

(European Sycamore)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 35 .30

4 to 6 ft. B. R... . 50 .45

6 to 8 ft. B. R . 70 .60

8 to 10 ft. B. R . 85 .75

POPULUS alba nivea (Silver Poplar)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 40 .35

6 to 8 ft. B. R . 60 .50

POPULUS candicans (Balm of Gilead)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 45 .40

6 to 8 ft. B. R . 55 .50

POPULUS eugenei (Carolina Poplar)

6 to 8 ft. B. R . 50 .45

8 to 10 ft. B. R . 70 .60

POPULUS nigra italica (Lombardy Poplar)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 45 .40

6 to 8 ft. B. R . 55 .50

PUNICA granatum

(Flowering Pomegranate)

Dbl. Red and Mme. Legrelle-variegated

2 to 2x/2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

QUERCUS palustris (Eastern Pin Oak)

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal . 40 .35

PLATANUS ORIENTALIS
(EUROPEAN SYCAMORE)

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES

17

10 rate 100 rate

RHUS cotinus (Smoke Tree)

Each

Each

2 to ft. Gal .

.35

.30

♦RIBES aureum (Golden Currant)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal .

♦RIBES sanguineum

(Red Flowering Currant)

.35

.30

b/2 to 2 ft. Gal .

.35

.30

2 to 2y2 ft. B. R .

ROBINIA hispida macrophylla

(Rose Locust)

.45

.40

5 to 6 ft. 5g .

1.25

ROBINIA pseudoacacia decaisneana

(Pink Locust)

8 to 10 ft. 5g . 85

! *ROMNEYA coulteri (Matilija Poppy) |

I One of our finest native shrubs for ?
f dry situations. i

1 8 to 12 in. 4p . 30 .25

! 1 to 1^ ft. Gal . 45 .40

* 2 to 3 ft. 5g . 1.00

SALIX babylonica (Weeping Willow)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 40 .35

6 to 8 ft. B. R . 55 .50

SORBUS aucuparia (European Mt. Ash)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 45 .40

6 to 8 ft. B. R . 60 .50

SPIRAEA anthony waterer (Red)

12 to 15 in. Gal. . . .30 .25

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

SPIRAEA cantoniensis (Dbl. White)

2 to 2 K ft. Gal . 30 .25

♦SPIRAEA douglasi (Pink)

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal . 35 .30

SPIRAEA Van Houttei (Single White)

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal .

. 30

.25

♦SYMPHORICARPOS

racemosus

(Snowberry)

2 to 2 y2 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

SYMPHORICARPOS

vulgaris

(Indian Currant)

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal .

. 30

SYRINGA (Lilacs)

(Grafted Choice French Varieties Dbl. and

Single)

.35

2 to 2y2 ft. B. R .

... .40

SYRINGA persica laciniata

(Cut Leaf Persian Lilac)

2 to 2 y2 ft. Gal .

... .35

.30

SYRINGA vulgaris (Common Purple Lilac)

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal .

... .30

.25

TAMARIX africana

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

... .40

.35

TAMARIX pentandra

(Summer Blooming)
Grev-green foliage, blooms

in the Sp

ring

and again in the Summer.

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

.40 .

35

VIBURNUM carlesi (Fragrant Viburnum)

\y2 to 2 ft. 5p_- .

... .45

.40

PARTIAL VIEW OF OUR SANTA CRUZ NURSERY

18

“PROMPT DELIVERIES”

Flowering Fruit
Trees

We have made a specialty of
flowering fruit trees and have an
extremely large and varied assort¬
ment of worthwhile varieties. The
flowering trees are becoming more
popular every year and you should
stock a complete assortment of
them. Our trees are grown in a
section free from Peach root borer
and may be shipped anywhere.

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

MALUS halliana parkmani (Kido)
4 to 6 ft. B. R . 60 .55

MALUS ioensis plena

(Bechtels Crab)

2 to 3 ft. B. R . 40 .35

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 45 .40

MALUS scheideckeri

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 50 .45

FLOWERING PLUMS AND
APRICOTS

PRUNUS Mme. Dorborn (Large
Dbl. Pink Flowering Apricot)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 40 .35

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 45 .40

PRUNUS hessei

(Variegated Leaf Plum)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 45 .40

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

FLOWERING ALMONDS
AMYGDALUS communis nana

( Double Pink Dwarf Flowering Almond)

2 to 3 ft. B. R . 35 .30

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 40 .35

FLOWERING PEACHES

AMYGDALUS persica (Flowering Peach)
Burbank (Dbl. Pink), Camelliaflora (Dbl.
Red), Dbl. Cerise, Early Dbl. Red, Clara
Meyer (Dbl. Pink), Genbei (Variegated),
Late Dbl. Red, Purple Leaf, San Jose
Early Pink, Dbl. White.

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 35 .30

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 40 .35

AMYGDALUS persica nana

(Chinese Dwarf Flowering Peach)
1 to 1 ^ ft. B. R . 50

FLOWERING APPLES

PRUNUS moseri

(Purple Leaf Dbl. Pink Flowering Plum)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 40 .35

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 50 .45

PRUNUS mume (Dawn Flowering Apricot)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . 40 .35

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 45 .40

PRUNUS mume (Red Flowering)

3 to 4 ft. B. R . ....

.50

.45

PRUNUS pissardi (Purple Leaf

Plum)

3 to 4 ft. B. R .

.35

.30

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

.45

.40

6 to 8 ft. B. R .

.55

.50

PRUNUS triloba plena

(Dbl. Pink Flowering Plum)

3 to 4 ft. B. R .

.40

.35

4 to 6 ft. B. R .

.50

.45

PRUNUS Vesuvius

3 to 4 ft. B. R .

.40

.35

4 to 6 ft. B. R . .

.50

.45

MALUS atro-sanguinea (Carmine Crab)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 50 .45

MALUS floribunda

(Japanese Flowering Crab)

4 to 6 ft. B. R . 50 .45

MALUS floribunda purpurea

4 to 6 ft. B. R..... . 50 .45

FLOWERING CHERRIES

Campanulata (Single Red)

Dbl. Pink, J. H. Veitch (Dbl. Rose). Dbl.
White, Single White.

2 to 3 ft . . . 40 .35

3 to 4 ft . 45 .40

4 to 6 ft . . . 65 .60

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AMPELOPSIS inconstans-lowii

An attractive variety of the
Boston Ivy with small, finely
cut leaves.

Gal . . .35 .30

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

AJUGA reptans (Carpet Bugle)

Qt . 20 .15

AKEBIA quinata

Gal . 30

AMPELOPSIS quinquefolia

(Virginia Creeper)

Qt . 20. .15

Gal . 30 .25

AMPELOPSIS sempervirens

(Evergreen Boston Ivy)

Gal . " .35 .30

Climbing and Trailing

Plants

AMPELOPSIS veitchi (Boston Ivy) FICUS PUMILA (CLIMBING FIG)

Qt- . 20 -15 10 rate 100 rate

Gal . 30 .25 Each Each

BIGNONIA unguis cati (Tweediana)
(Yellow Trumpet)

Gal . 35 .30

CERATOSTIGMA plumbaginoides

(Dwarf Plumbago)

8 to 12 in. Qt . 20 .15

CLEMATIS montana (Anemone Clematis)

Gal .

. 30

.25

CLEMATIS paniculata

(Sweet Autumn Clematis)

Qt .

. 20

.17(4

Gal.

.30

.25

CONVOLVULUS mauretanicus

8 to 12 in. Qt .

. 20

.15

ERIGERON mucronata

(Mexican

Daisy)

8 to 12 in. Qt .

. 20

.15

EUONYMOUS radicans

(Winter Creeper)

8 to 12 in. 4p .

. 20

.1714

12 to 15 in. Gal.... .

. 30

.25

EUONYMOUS radicans

variegata

8 to 12 in. 4p .

. 20

.1734

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. 30

.25

FICUS pumila (Repens) (Climbing Fig)

4p . 20 .17(4

Gal . 30 .25

HARDENBERGIA comptoniana

Gal . 35 .30

HEDERA helix (English Ivv)

Qt . 20 .15

Gal . 30 .25

HEDERA helix dentata aurea

(Large Leaf Variegated Ivy)

Qt . 20 .15

Gal . 30 .25

HEDERA helix emerald gem

(Small Leaf Ivy)

Gal . 30 .25

HEDERA helix variegata

Qt . 20 .15

Gal . 30 .25

HELIANTHEMUM (Sun Rose)

Apricot, Bronze, Pink, Red, White. Yellow,
Double Red.

3p . 15 .10

AMPELOPSIS INCONSTANS-LOWII

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“HEADQUARTERS NATIVE TREES AND SHRUBS”

AMPELOPSIS QUINQUEFOLIA
(VIRGINIA CREEPER)

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

HYPERICUM calycinum

8 to 12 in. Qt . 20 .15

JASMINUM grandiflorum

(Spanish Jasmine)

Gal . 30

JASMINUM humile (Italian Jasmine)

Gal . 30 .25

JASMINUM primulinum

(Primrose Jasmine)

Gal . 30 .25

LONICERA confusa

Gal . 30

*LONICERA hispidula californica

(California Honeysuckle)

Gal . 35 .30

LONICERA japonica

(Hall’s Japanese Honeysuckle)

Qt . 20 .15

Gal . 30 .25

LONICERA japonica chinensis

(Chinese Honeysuckle)

Qt . 20 .15

Gal . 30 .25

LONICERA japonica reticulata aurea

(Golden Honeysuckle)

Gal . 30 .25

MANDEVILLA suaveolens (Chile Jasmine)
Gal . 30

*MICROMERIA chamissonis

(Yerba Buena)

8 to 12 in. Qt . 20 .17 Y

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

:i:MONARDELLA villosa (Covote Mint)

8 to 12 in. Qt . ' .20 .17 Y*

MUEHLENBECKIA complexa

(Wire Vine)

Qt . 20 .15

Gal . 30 .25

PANDOREA australis (T ecoma Australis)

Gal . 35 .30

PASSIFLORA incarnata (Passion Vine)

Gal . 30 .25

PASSIFLORA mollissima (Pink)

Gal . 35 .30

PLUMBAGO capensis

Gal . 30 .25

SOLANUM jasminoides (Potato Vine)

Gal . 30 .25

SOLLYA heterophylla
(Australian Blue Bell)

Gal . 30 .25

TECOMA capensis

Gal . 40 .35

TECOMA mackeni

Gal . 35 .30

TRACHELOSPERMUM jasminoides
(Star Jasmine)

Gal . 45 .40

VINCA minor

(Small Leaf Periwinkle White)

8 to 12 in. Qt . .20 .15

WISTERIA multijuga

(Blue, Pink, Purple, White)

2 to 3 ft. B. R . 55 .50

AMPELOPSIS SEMPERVIRENS

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PARTIAL VIEW OF OUR ROCKERY AT SAN JOSE SALESYARD

Agaves, Bamboos and Palms

These plants are a characteristic feature of the California landscape; and
are especially in demand now when there are so many houses of the Spanish
and Mission type of architecture being constructed.

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

AGAVE americana (Century Plant)

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. .30

.25

\y2 to 2 ft. 5g .

. .75

AGAVE americana variegata

12 to 15 in. Gal .

. .30

.25

\J/2 to 2 ft. 5g .

. .75

ARUNDO donax variegata

(Striped Giant Reed)

4 to 5 ft. 5g . .

. 1.00

.85

BAMBOO dwarf

8 to 12 in. Gal .

. .35

.30

BAMBOO metake

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal .

. .35

.30

3 to 4 ft. 5g . .

. .85

CAREX grass striped

8 to 12 in. 3p . . . .

. .15

.12^2

CORDYLINE australis (Dracaena

Palm)

\y2 to 2 ft. Qt .

. .20

.171/2

2 to 2 y2 ft. Gal _ _

.33

.30

3 to 4 ft. B . . .

. 1.00

.85

4 to 5 ft. B .

. 1.25

1.00

5 to 6 ft. B . — .

. 1.75

CORDYLINE indivisa

1J4 to 2 ft. Qt . . .

. .20

.1 iy2

2 to 2i4 ft. Gal..... . .

.35

.30

3 to 4 ft. B . . .

. 1.00

.85

4 to 5 ft. B . . .

. 1.25

1.00

5 to 6 ft. B . . .

. 1.75

CORTADERIA argentea (Pampas

Grass)

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal .

. .30

.25

3 to 4 ft. 5g . .

. 1.00

.85

10 rate !

100 rate

Each

Each

CORTADERIA (Lavender

Plumes)

2 to 3 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

FESTUCCA glauca

6 to 8 in. 3p .

. 15

.12*4

HESPERALOE englemanni (Red Flowers)

1 to 1^ ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

PHORMIUM tenax (New Zealand Flax)

2 to 2y2 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

3 to 4 ft. 5g . . .

. 1.00

PHORMIUM tenax variegata

1^ to 2 ft. Gal .

. 35

.30

3 to 4 ft. 5g .

. 1.00

TRACHYCARPUS excelsa

(Windmill Palm)

1 to \y2 ft. Gal. .

. 40

.35

*WASHINGTONIA filifera

(California Fan Palm)

2 to 2y> ft. Gal .

. 45

.40

WASHINGTONIA robusta

(Mexican Fan Palm)

\y2 to 2 ft. Gal .

. 40

.33

*YUCCA arborescens (Joshua Tree)

6 to 8 in. Gal . .

. 35

.30

1 to \J/2 ft. B .

. 75

YUCCA filamentosa

8 to 12 in. Gal.... .

. 30

.25

*YUCCA whipplei (Spanish

Bayonet)

8 to 12 in. Gal . . .

. 30

.25

1 to 1 y2 ft. B .

. 75

.65

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“OUR STOCK GROWS”

Lining Out Stock

In order to produce strong, thrifty plants it is necessary to have the
young “Lining Out” stock come to you in a clean healthy condition. All our
stock in this class is young and thrifty, with a fibrous root system produced
under the most favorable conditions.

SAMPLE OF OUR “LINING OUT STOCK”. LEFT TO RIGHT: MAHONIA AQUIFOLIUM,
COTONEASTER PANNOSA. CHOISYA TERNATA, VIBURNUM TINUS STRICTUM, NANDINA

DOMESTICA AND MYRTUS COMMUNIS COMPACTA.

10 rate 100 rate
Each Each

ABIES firma

4 to 6 in. 2j4p . .10

ACER japonicum

6 to 8 in. 2*4p . -10

BERBERIS knighti

4 to 6 in. 2^p . .07

CALLISTEMON rigidus

4 to 6 in. 2}4p . .07

CASUARINA stricta

6 to 8 in. 2gfp . .07

CEDRUS deodara

4 to 6 in. 2pip . .10

CHAMAECYPARIS lawsoniana alumi

4 to 6 in. . .10

CINNAMOMUM camphora

3 to 4 in. 2*4p . .07

10 rate 100 rate

Each Each

CORDYLINE australis

6 to 8 in. 2^p . .07

CORDYLINE indivisa

6 to 8 in. 2^p . .07

CORNUS capitata

3 to 4 in. 2y4p . .07

CORONILLA glauca

4 to 6 in. 2j4p . / .07

COTONEASTER heroveana

4 to 6 in. 2p*p . .07

COTONEASTER horizontalis

3 to 4 in. 2%p . .07

COTONEASTER pannosa

4 to 6 in. 2^4p . .07

CRYPTOMERIA elegans

6 to 8 in. 2^p . .10

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10 rate 100 rate

Each Each

ESCALLONIA rosea

4 to 6 in. 2^p . .07

EUONYMUS japonicus albo variegata

4 to 6 in. 2}4p . .07

EUONYMUS japonicus aurea marginata

3 to 4 in. 2^4p . .07

HYPERICUM moserianum

4 to 6 in. 2^4p . .07

JUNIPERUS communis hibernica

4 to 6 in. 2^4p . .07

LAURUS nobilis

4 to 6 in. 2^p . .07

LEPTOSPERMUM chapmani

4 to 6 in. 2^4p . .07

LEPTOSPERMUM laevegatum

6 to 8 in. 2%p . .07

10 rate 100 rate

Each Each

LEPTOSPERMUM nicholsi

3 to 4 in. 2^p . .08

LIGUSTRUM ovalifolium aurea

4 to 6 in. 2*4p . .07

LONICERA nitida

4 to 6 in. 2^p . .07

*MAHONIA aquifolium

3 to 4 in. 2^p . .07

MYRTUS communis

4 to 6 in. 2^4p . .07

NANDINA domestica

3 to 4 in. 2^p . .07

:!:PHOTINIA arbutifolia

3 to 4 in. 2^4p . -08

PICEA engelmanni

4 to 6 in. 2}4p . .10

VIBURNUM tinus

4 to 6 in. 2^4p . .07

SAMPLES OF OUR BALLED EVERGREEN STOCK

PRUNES PEARS CHERRIES

THREE VIEWS OF “FRUIT TREES” AT OUR BRENTWOOD NURSERY

Fruit and Nut Tree Department

Our stock of fruit trees this year is unusually fine. We have all the varieties
which should be included in home orchard plantings. Our fruit trees are all
grown near Brentwood in Contra Costa County where conditions are unexcelled
for the growing of quality stock. This section is absolutely free from “Peach
Root Borer” and our stock can be shipped anywhere.

The following prices apply to fruit trees
in lots of 10 or more of a variety, except

apples and apricots.

3 to 4 ft . .15

4 to 6 ft . .20

Jumbo . .25

%

APPLES AND APRICOTS

3 to 4 ft . .1714

4 todP ft . . . .22*4

Jumbo . - . 27 J4

APPLES \

Alexander, Arkansas l^ack, Baldwin, I&sck
—Ben Davis, ''Delicious; "*Early Harvest, '''Gra-
vensteinf/'sJonathah, ''King -David, Northerff
‘"Spy, -Red Astrachar^ "Red 'Delicious, Red—
"■■June, -Red -Pearmain, -Rome “‘Beauty, -San*
— Jacinto, 43kinner Seedling* Spitzenburghr-

"~Stayman’s Winesap, WrW; Pearmaia*- Whiter'
— Astrachan, "Winter Banana^* Yellow Bell¬
flower, -¥r N. Pippin, *¥ ellow “Transparent^
-Jfyslop Crab, Transcendent Crab, .Yellow

Siberian Crab. ^

APRICOTS

Blenheim, Hemskirke, Moorpark, Peach,
Royal, Tilton.

^ CHERRIES

Bing, Black Republican, Black Tartarian,
Burbank, Chapman, Early Richmond, Lam¬
bert, Mayduke, Montmorency, Royal Anne,
Thompson Seedling.

FIGS

Black Mission, Kadota.

y NECTARINES

Boston, Gold Mine, Gower, Quetta, Spenser,
Stanwick.

V PEACHES — Freestone

Alexander, Brigg’s May, Early Crawford,
Elberta, Early Elberta, Fay Elberta, Foster,
Hale’s Early, J. H. Hale, June Elberta,,
Krummel, Late Crawford, Lovell, Mayflower,
Muir, Opulent, Pattison, Salway, Strawberry,
Triumph, Vainquer, Yellow St. John.

PEACHES— Clingstone
Palora, Phillips, Tuscan, White Heath.

PEARS

Bartlett, Beurre Bose, Beurre Clairgeau,
Beurre d’Anjou, Beurre Hardy, Dana’s
Hovey^ Doyenne du Comice, Duchess
d’Angouleme, Easter Beurre, Glout Morceau,
Seckel. Winter Bartlett, Winter Nelis.

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES

PLUMS

Apex Plumcot, Beauty, Burbank, Climax,
German, Gigantic, Green Gage, Hungarian,
Jefferson, Kelsey, King of Damsons, Methley,
President, Santa Rosa, Satsuma, Stanford
Plumcot, Tragedy, Washington, Wickson,
Yellow Egg.

PRUNES

Burton, Coates 1418, Imperial, Improved
French, Robe de Sargent, Standard, Stuart,
Sugar.

QUINCE

Pineapple, West’s Mammoth.

ALMONDS

Drake, I. X. L., Long I. X. L., Jordan,
Nonpareil, Ne Plus~Ultra, Texas Prolific.

WALNUTS (On Northern California Black)

3 to 4 ft . 35

4 to 6 ft . 50

Jumbo . 60

Concord, Eureka, Franquette, Mautner,
Mayette, Payne.

WALNUT SEEDLINGS

(Northern California Black)

V

2

to

3

ft .

. 10

3

to

4

ft .

. 15

4

to

6

ft .

. 20

LOQUATS (Buckled)

3 to 4 ft. 5g . 1.00

Champagne.

Sub-Tropical Fruits

MORUS NIGRA (Persian Mulberry)

POMEGRANATE

3 to 4 ft .

Wonderful

3 to 4 ft.

4 to 6 ft...

.30

.45

.60

. . .

— — c r-~r *-

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES, INC.

NURSERYMEN - FLORISTS

2201-2205 THE ALAMEDA

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA

^Main Office and Salesyard ^Growing Grounds and Salesyards

LEONARD COATES NURSERIES, INC.

NURSERYMEN - FLORISTS

2201-2205 The Alameda

San Jose, California