Peonies, evergreens : a special offering of a few items for shipment during the early fall of 1951 / Bryant's Nurseries ; Arthur Bryant and Son.

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Bryant's furseries

ESTABLSHED 1845

ARTHUR BRYANT & SON
PRINCETON, ILLINOIS

PEONIES
EVERGREENS

A SPECIAL OFFERING

of a few items for shipment

during the Early Fall of 1951

July 16, 1951

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BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS

FOR FALL PLANTING

IN ADVANCE of our regular Fail Wholesale Price List, which will be
ready early in September, we are issuing this preliminary list covering Peonies
and Evergreens, items that will be wanted for early shipment this Fall. Ship-
ment of Evergreens can be made at any time after the middle of August, and
we will begin digging Peonies the first week in September.

Our regular terms and conditions of sale will apply on all stock offered in this
list. Please refer to our regular price lists for a complete description of these terms.

PACKING :—The prices in this list do not include packing for local shipment, which
is additional at cost. Peonies will, however, in lieu of discount, be packed free where
cash accompanies the order.

TERMS :—On established credit, 2% discount for payment within ten days of invoice
date, due net first of second month following date of invoice.

PEONIES

Peonies have been a specialty with us for many years and we are offering a very
extensive list of varieties that have been very carefully culled of undesirable types, so
that all the varieties offered have some especial merit. The list includes many of the
newer and better varieties as well as a comprehensive list of varieties of medium
price, in a full range of color, form, and blooming season.

Descriptions in a list of this type are necessarily limited and where fuller de-
scriptions are required they will be sent on request. All varieties are understood to
be what is technically known as “double type” unless otherwise specified.

Figures following the name of the variety show ratings according to the latest

classification of the American Peony Society. (*) indicates newer varieties not yet
rated.

GRADE:—All of the plants offered are strong divisions of three year old plants,
carrying from 3 to 5 eyes, well rooted, well balanced, and well developed plants.

SPECIAL APPLICATION OF PRICES:—5 plants of a variety will be furnished at
the rate per 10, 30 or more at the rate per 100. The rate per 100 will also apply
on orders for named varieties totaling 100 plants or more when such orders call
for not less than ten plants of a variety. Less than five plants of a variety will be
furnished at 5c per plant over the rate per 10, except for varieties listing at
$10.00 or more per 10, where the rate per 10 will apply on all quantities.

CUT-FLOWER VARIETIES :—Many varieties of Peonies, even some of those carry-
ing the highest ratings, have certain peculiarities of growth and flower which
make them entirely unsuited for growing’ for commercial cut flowers. The best
varieties for cut flowers must be reliable and prolific bloomers with long, strong
upright stems, good foliage and firm petals of good substance. They must open
well when cut in bud and must handle well in shipment and in storage. We are
listing below a number of varieties that have proven their value as commercial
producers of cut flowers, the varieties in black face type being those that we
particularly recommend.

Avalanche Karl Rosenfield Octavie Demay

Baroness Schroeder Mme. de Verneville Queen Victoria

Edulis Superba Mme. Emile Galle Reine Hortense (Pres. Taft)
Felix Crousse Mme. Jules Dessert Richard Carvel

Festiva Maxima Martha Bulloch Sarah Bernhardt

Floral Treasure Mary Brand Tourangelle

Mons. Jules Elie

All orders are booked subject to our regular Terms and Conditions of Sale as printed on
page 2. These should be carefully noted as we cannot vary from them.

BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS

EARLY WHITE PEONIES

Per 10
Festiva Maxima (9.3) — Best known of all whites, pure white
PieCK dec rinisOniaveryatar oe ee eee ee es $ 4.50

Le Cygne (9.42) — Very large and early, pure ivory white, one
Obithenunest olpall) Peonicss wie a eke s 2 ee 17.50

Mme. de Verneville (7.9) — Blush white; a profuse and reliable
bloomer; good commercial cut-flower.....($250.00 per 1000) 3.50

Priscilla Alden (9.09) — A full-petaled pure white of fine form... 6.00

Queen Victoria (7.2) — Milk white very early, a very profuse
bloomer, good early cut-flower.... ($240.00 per 1000) a2)

White Delight (*) — Purest white, very early, full double. lasts
veTyulonge 2s 7accutilowereer,.. te eee cB cere en 15.00

MID-SEASON WHITE PEONIES

Argentine (8.76) — Large globular flowers, pure white—................ .. 10.00
Avalanche (Albatre) (8.7) — Very large and double, creamy
white Saestandard -cuttlowerevaticty ee see eee 4.00
Baroness Schroeder (9.0) — Pale flesh pink on opening, soon
fading pure white. Very large on tall strong stems, a long
keeper as uncut -tlowepecs.. 13 ees ($300.00 per 1000) 4.00
Betty Blossom (8.9) — Heavy tinting of yellow gives it a light
wellowseliecimie: owe. Ce tes eee een Cee eS eee 9.00
Frances Shaylor (8.6) — White with a distinct golden glow............... 4.00
Frances Willard (9.1) — Large, blush white, very free-flowering;
aAtfineswoite Of excellentitotinme. . sms neem 5.00
Frankie Curtis (9.3) — Very large. “The White Mons. Jules Elie’... 12.50
Glorie de Boskoop — White splashed salmon oo. cceccceeeeeeeseee eee 3.00
Golden Dawn (8.58) — Anemonae type. White guards with bright
vellow* center =) veryasinularato wefimevete: sa ee 10.00

James Kelway (8.7) — Attractive loose fluffy flower, blush white 3.50
Jessie Shaylor (8.6) — Large, blush white of particularly delicate

colordevelopinevcceam«shades eee ee 2, ee eee ee 4.50
John M. Good (9.3) — Pale flesh pink shading to pure white........... 4.50
Jubilee (8.9) — Flesh-white; an enormous, lacy and rather flat

flower tee ee ee eee er een ee meee Tate sc 4.50
Kelways Glorious (9.56)—Immense and very shapely, flat, creamy

whitestlowers 2. 25k ce* esis eaten eee ame eR ea 12.50
La Lorraine (9.17) — Creamy white, free-flowering. One of the

FU OS tee WELLS wesc ee a eae IE a 7.50
Lorch (8.69) — Snow-white, a very fine variety when well grown 4.50
Marie Jacquin (8.3) — Semi-double pale pink fading creamy white

pond-lily type, a beautiful flower .................. LoD a sata a ee laa 5.00
Mme. Jules Dessert (9.4) — Very large, creamy white tinged buff 6.50
Mrs. Edward Harding (9.3) — A very handsome pure white............. 5.50
Mrs. J. V. Edlund (9.51) — Very large, pure white, fragrant. One

Ot ther tinest sho Wap 00s seen ree er 20.00
Primevere (8.6) — Canary yellow, best “yellow” Peony ..................... 7.50
Rev. H. N. Tragitt (8.5) — A highly recommended pure white........ 10.00
White Beauty (*) — Very large, an exquisite pearly white... 7220

Per 100

$ 40.00

30.00

35.00

35.00

80.00

45.00

25.00

30.00

40.00
40.00

40.00

Prices quoted are for wholesa'e quantities. Orders calling for less than five of a variety and

size are not wholesale and can be filled only as outlined on page 2.

4 BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS

LATE WHITE PEONIES

Alsace-Lorraine (8.8) — Very large, very floriferous; pale waxy
white, tinted cféaim- and butt at the conte: ge eee

Biebrecht (8.7) — Large flat blooms opening soft pink, fading
ad 0b Le eens SNR NNT coir MME aie tow ok RT en mr TE ee Dee BC a

Couronne d’Or (8.2) — A dependable large white of good habit
Duluth (9.03) — An exceptionally fine and vigorous pure white ......

Elizabeth B. Browning (9.2) — Very large, very late; creamy blush
changing.to pure whiten 1fageant oe ee

Enchanteress (8.9) — Very large, very late, cream white with
lemony etints s Sceepme renee re

Henry Avery (8.8) — Light pink fading white, an exceptionally
gOOd Farden wvariety sui eee eee eee

Mrs. Frank Beach (8.95)—A large creamy white flower on strong
stems Rathered warts wc. eens tn eee ec

Nick Shaylor (9.35) — Creamy white, a striking show flowetv...........
Nimbus (9.03) — Flesh white. Large and very attractive...................

Solange (9.27) — White suffused buff and amber, an unusual
colofand ‘a 'pOpUlarr variety emer ee ee eee

EARLY PINK PEONIES

Edulis Superba (7.6) — Clear deep bright-rose pink. Extremely
early, very floriferous, a very desirable cut-flower variety............
($200.00 per 1000)

Floral Treasure (Delicatissima) (7.5) — Clear even pale lilac-rose.
Very free-flowering, a good cut-flower.....($180.00 per 1000)

Judge Berry (8.6) — An attractive large flat flower, delicate rose-
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Luetta Pfeiffer (8.7) — Pale pink, a very large and popular flower

Octavie Demay (8.5) — Large flat blooms, pale old-rose-pink, a
dependable and attractive cut-flower type....($250.00 per 1000)

Peach Blow (8.98) — Peach pink. One of our finest pinks. Very
Cat] vite) eee ee ee eee a aR ee eee

Philomele (7.7) — Bright rose-pink, amber yellow and rose

MID-SEASON PINK PEONIES

Anna Sass (8.76) — Delicate light pink with orchid undertone...........

Ella Christiansen (9.0) — Clear deep pink, very large and very
tloriferous; agsoutstanding variety es) ee

Germain Bigot (8.5) — Pale lilac rose, very dependable
Ginette (8.6) — Pale pink shaded rose, dwar ccc cccccscscsseeseseensenene

Hazel Kinney (8.71) — Clear hydrangea-pink, a beautifully formed
flower eee eae es Bee ak beta Pe eee eee ee 8

Lillian Gumm (8.95) — An outstanding variety, deep rose-pink
Mabel L. Franklin (9.0) — Brilliant rose-pink shaded salmon
Margaret Vierheller (8.9) — Large, light salmon-pink ww...
Marguerite Gerard (8.4) — Free-flowering; pale flesh-pink
Marie Crousse (8.9) — Rose-pink shaded salmon occ
eesti Sisson (9.02) — Very large, on tall strong stems, clear

Bebe Seep cee ear aee O y tea oe

Per 100
35.00

30.00
30.00
50.00

60.00

25.00

23.00

30.00

35.00

35.00

35.00
30.00

60.00

40.00
45.00
300
35.00
30.00
40.00

45.00

All orders are booked subject to our regular Terms and Conditions of Sale as printed on

page 2. These should be carefully noted as we cannot vary from them.

BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS 2
MID-SEASON PINK PEONIES—Continued
Per 10 Per 100
Mary W. Shaylor (9.0) — Very floriferous; pale flesh pink.............. 5.00
Minnie Shaylor (8.93) — Semi-double, very large crepe-like petals

Olecléareiights pink awe secon beara me mee er ean eee ee 9.00 80.00
Minuet (9.19) — Very dependable and vigorous, an outstanding

watiety Sli cbt! pink ye eee eee ee at eee A ee 17:50 150.00
Mme. Geissler (7.9) — Enormous, glossy old-rose-pink.. 3.00 25.00
Mons. Jules Elie (9.2) — Very large, bright rose-pink, an out-

standing cut-flower variety... ($320.00 per 1000) 4.25 37.50
Mrs. F. A. Goodrich (8.94) — Deep bright pink of good substance 9.00 80.00
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt (9.38) — A very high-rating and ex-

ceptionally beautiful variety, bright lavender pink... 35.00
Mrs. M. P. Clough (8.8) — Very large, pale salmon pink... 6.00
Phyllis Kelway (9.0) — Rose-pink, large and fragrant... 5.00 45.00
Pride of Essex (8.89) — Light rose-pink fading blush white... 4.00
Reine Hortense (Pres. Taft) (8.7) — Delicate hydrangea pink, a

fine flat flower, excellent for commercial cuttin geo 3.50 30.00

($250.00 per 1000)
Rose Shaylor (9.1) — Very large, broad, flat flowers on tall stems;

Lree-tlowering «palestiesh spill kaweetn mean . 0 een eee ee 4.50 40.00
Souv. de Louis Bigot (9.1) — Clear brilliant rose-pink WWW... 5.00 45.00
Therese (9.54) — Soft clear pink; one of the finest pinks and a de-

pendablesbloome ci teen eer eee kee ee ee 7.00 65.00
Tourangelle (9.4) — Apple-blossom-pink, shaded salmon; a most

beautiful flower but apt to be weak stemmed eee 4.00 35.00
Victory Chateau Thierry (9.24) — Very large, clear pink _W... 15.00

LATE PINK PEONIES
A. M. Slocum (9.0) — Pale rose-pink, lighter center eee 4.00 35.00
Blanche King (8.9) — Glowing deep dark pink that holds it color

well alatee.symmetticalao 0 OD ms gre eer eee 20.00
Diadem (8.95) — Large; a very fine:dark pink _... 25.00
Elwood Pleas (8.7) — Large flat flowers, light rose-pink, a fine

COLT ee ree ee er ee eee ee 4.00 35.00
Garden Princess (9.15) — Ivory pink, a very distinct color WW... 6.50
Gigantea (8.2) — Enormous; clear rose-pink fading old-rose.............. 4.00 35.00
Gloriana (9.06) — Rose-pink; large and distinct, on tall stems........... 7.00
Hermione (8.8) — Large clear pink blooms on tall stems................. 6.50 60.00
James Boyd (8.9) — Flesh-pink shaded buff at center 4.00 35.00
Jeannot (9.2) — Extra fine, very large, pale rose-pink. 5.00 40.00
Kelways Queen (8.8) — Bright rose-pink, large globular blooms... 10.00
Lady Kate (8.85) — Very late, light pink on tall stems... 750
La France (9.0) — Very large fragrant, clear light pink... 6.50
Madelon (8.47) — Large and handsome, silvery pink flecked

Per N BUTEA Copan cela ae tue sae omnia ae Se te aA se sh nab ee oe co CORN teem 5.00
Martha Bulloch (9.1) — Immense flowers of bright rose-pink........ 7.50
Maude L. Richardson (8.5) — Light rose-pink, very late... 4.00 35.00
Milton Hill (9.0) — Luminous light shell-pink; very fine................ 4.50 40.00
Mme. Boulanger (7.8) — Glossy cameo pith o...cccccccecseessssscsseceeeseseneee 3.50 30.00
Mme. Emile Galle (8.5) — Large, light rose-pink.w 3.50 30.00
Phoebe Cary (8.8) — Very tall, very late, pale old-rose-pink............. 6.00
President Wilson (9.3) — An outstanding’ flower, bright rose-pink 7.50
Raoul Dessert (9.0) — Free-flowering, brilliant shell pink............... 4.50

Prices quoted are for wholesale quantities. Orders calling for less than five of a variety and

size are not wholesale and can be filled only as outlined on page 2.

6 BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS

LATE PINK PEONIES—Continued

Per 10

Rosa Bonheur (9.0) — A very fine show variety, old-rose-pink........ 4.50
Sarah Bernhardt (9.0) — Very reliable and popular, apple-blossom

pink. Bestfate commercial cut-flower = ee 5.00

EARLY RED PEONIES

Dixie (8.64) — Very dark wine red, similar to Philippe Rivoire.. 10.00

Fanny Lee (8.48) — A distinct shade of American Beauty red.......... 7.50
Francois Rosseau (8.2) — Long-lasting blooms of rich crimson....... rele)
Inspecteur Lavergne (8.67) — One of the newer reds, a very fine

Vivid “CrimMSON” aie sse ee ee ee 350
Officinalis Rubra Plena (8.5) — The well-known May-flowering

Peony, earliest of all. Globular dark crimson blooms .................. 6.50
Richard Carvel (8.8) — Large, very early, unfading dark crimson.

One of the best early reds for commercial cut-flowers...- 7.00

MID-SEASON RED PEONIES

Aviateur Lindbergh (8.43) — A new and very fine clear dark red 12.50
Blazing Star (*) — One of the best of the new reds, clear deep red 7.50
Brands Magnificent (8.2) — Large symmetrical blooms, purplish

Crimson ac. ee ee eee 4.50
Cardinal (*) — New and unrated, a rich glowing red... 7.30
Dearborn (*) — Semi-double, brilliant dark red, a fine and fairly

NEW Variety se a oe 6.50

Delachei (7.1) — Deep dazzling red, a well-known old variety... 4.00
Edward VII — Medium sized globular bloom. Very deep red show-

ing yellowastamens (2.78 a ee 3.20
Felix Crousse (8.4) — Large globular blooms of brilliant ruby red,

the standard red for commercial cut-flOWeLS occ eee ccsccssessee essence 4.00
Grace Ott (8.56) — Tall and erect, brilliant dark crimson...................... 6.50
Karl Rosenfield (8.8) — Clear even bright crimson, very reliable 4.50
Longfellow (9.0) — A very fine fadeless bright crimson ...................... 7.00

Lora Dexheimer (8.4) — Bright crimson of unusually good form 6.50
Mary Brand (8.7) — A very popular fine red for cutting, clear

dark? crimson oa nic at cerebceia Sana eee ee eee 6.00
Mendota (*) — Fairly new and very attractive semi-double, bril-

Tiant* red ee ee a ee eee ee 8.00
Mons. Martin Cahuzac (8.8) — Maroon crimson with silky-black

luster. One of the darkest colored Peoniésii ee ee 10.00
Mrs. John M. Kleitsch (9.0) — A fine flower, very deep old-rose

or. lightired ec ot ee A ee 7.50
Red Bird (8.4) — Very distinct and attractive bright red... 5.00
Victorie de la Marne (8.2) — Intense purplish red. A_ striking

loosely built flower, very large for a red Peony fun, 5.00

William F. Turner (8.4)—Very dark crimson, long lasting blooms 10.00

LATE RED PEONIES

Henry Webster (9.13) — A fine new dark red. Very late... 9.00
Janes Oleson (8.51) — A very good bright red, very late.................... 10.00
Philippe Rivoire (9.2) — Very dark wine red, blackish sheen.......... 12.50

Rubra Superba (7.2) — Brilliant deep crimson

Per 100

40.00

60.00

65.00

35.00

28.00

35.00
60.00
40.00
65.00

55.00

75.00

90.00

80.00
90.00

35.00

All orders are booked subject to our regular Terms and Conditions of Sale as printed on

page 2. These should be carefully noted as we cannot vary from them.

BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS

JAPANESE PEONIES
Per 10
Ama-no-sode (9.2) — Midseason; rose-pink. Very large; saucer

shaped. One of the most attractive Jap Peonies o.oo. 10.00
Aureolin (8.9) — Late. Light rose guard petals, canary yellow

BAL Ca > RA ORR 8 By Bln Cr ho oe iene eS See ER oe ae ee eR, 4.00
Fuyajo (9.2) — Midseason. Velvety dark mahogany, rose centev..... 7.00
Goblin (*) — Midseason, bright clear red ooceiccccsccccsssssssessssssessseesseeseie 4.00
Isani-Gidui (9.3) — Midseason, very large. Considered the most

Deautiulmornite. Japaneses Peon yma aoe oer a us 70:00
Mikado (8.7) — Midseason. Waved petals of dark cerise-crimson.

One of the best of the red Japanese Peomies 2. cece 5.50
Mme. Butterfly (8.88) — Very attractive, dark pink ow 4.00
Nippon Beauty (9.27) — Rich, clear, deep red, a very fine red....... 8.50
Nippon Gold (9.02) — Deep pink with golden yellow centet.......... 10.00
Prairie Afire (8.83) — Midseason. A good clear pink... 10.00
Rashooman (8.7) — Midseason. Glowing light red, rose red center 7 “0
Ruth Force (8.3) — Midseason. Bright cerise pink occ 4.50
Shaylor’s Sunburst (8.9) — Midseason. Very large, one of the bet-

RETO See rds eee ee ee oe ek, ee rege ee, 10.00
Shy Maid — Delicate peach pink, yellow cemter 0c 4.50
Tamate-Boku (9.4) — Midseason. Generally considered the finest

Japanese Peony. Enormous cup-shaped petals of dark rose-

pink with yellow center. Blooms very Large ecco cccceccccccscseceecsseeneeen 50.00
Tokio (8.9) — Midseason. Clear rose-pink with yellow center. A

ELGG SHOW VaR AT ELV ers meee ee eet ete, 7 ee ee 7.50
Torpilleur (8.0) — Midseason. Deep rose-red oocececcceccccecceseeece cece 4.50

SINGLE PEONIES

Angelus (9.17) — Soft even light pink, one of the best pink singles 10.00

Apple Blossom (7.7) — Midseason, tyrian-pink 2 3.00
Arcturus (9.3) — Very early. An unfading rich clear dark red,

propably thes bestusinslested en ee ee 20.00
Black Prince (8.5) — Midseason, dark garnet, an excellent variety

Ole 200d maha bit gir sree ace ee nee ee ee reer ee 7.50
English Elegance (9.15) — An outstanding bright pink 00000... 4.50
Helen (8.88) — Early. Dark shell-pink, tall and erect, an excellent

Cutt O We timer oe Se eee en ee ee ee es 8.00
Jimmie Franklin (8.6) — Early, very large, dark red. 8.00
June Moon (*) — A fine and very large late white of good sub-

OY EG Tad a ed Lg OF Fash A AE ei AAS ren. * NCC oo a EN 5.00
Kaskaskia (9.07):—.Early, very fine datk red 1222. 9.00
Kewanee (9.07) — Early, an unfading brlliant dark red 200. 7.50
Kickapoo: (9.17 esa Late, placing clearered — eee 10.00
Lucky Day (*)*—?Deep: pink, long lasting =. 3.50
Madcap (*) — Medium red flushed white We. 3.50
Madeleine Gauthier (8.5) — Early, delicate flesh pink ow. 7.50
Marguerite Dessert (8.5) — Midseason. White dotted pink............... 5.00
Mischief (8.66) — Midseason, deep rose-pink, one of the best of

Mumeinglestrexcel lente OC Cutt ce eo eer Sela lei see ge Roe 4.00
Monticello (*) — Pure white on tall graceful stems 200 5.00
Moonmist (*) — Early, pale pink with darker dots, a very fine

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Per 100

90.00
35.00

65.00
35.00

50.00
35.00

90.00

40.00

40.00

75.00

30.00
30.00

45.00

35.00

Prices quoted are for wholesale quantities. Orders calling for less than five of a variety and

size are not wholesale and can be filled only as outlined on page 2.

8 BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS

SINGLE PEONIES—Continued

Per 10 Per 100
Nellie (8.4) — Midseason. Pale rose-pink; dwarf and very flori-
Fe rus ee ice cee eli igs late ee eee ee 3.50 30.00
Pres. Lincoln (8.93) — Midseason, bright red cet eetststeore 20.00
Presto (8.6) — Early, tall and graceful, dark purplish red... 3.50 30.00
Pride of Langport (8.9) — Midseason, pale rose-pink 2. 4.50 40.00
Puritan Maid (*) — Pure white, crinkled petals ne -eccceccsssssscneeeoee 5.00
Tom Tinker (**) — Very early, very floriferous, dark purplish red 3.50
Vera (8.8) — Early. Deep maroon-crimson, very dark 2c 9.00

EARLY FLOWERING PEONIES

Officinalis Rubra Plena (8.6) — The well-known May-flowering
Peony, earliest of all. Globular dark crimson bloom................... 6.50 60.00

PEONIES TO COLOR

We make these up from named varieties of our own selection, shipping with-
out differentiation of varieties.
Peralo Per 100 Per 1000

Doublez Pink 2it.= 2 er ees $2.70 $22.00 $180.00
Double* Red sei... 3 ee ee ee 3.20 28.00 250.00
Double? White 2 ee eee 3.00 25.00 225.00

EVERGREENS

Prices quoted are for specimen plants that have been regularly transplanted and
carefully grown and sheared, suitable for the best landscape work. Unless otherwise
instructed, we dig all of our Evergreens B&B. We always dig fresh for each order.

Where customers wish to make special selection of Evergreens and mark trees
in the nursery, we will be glad to reserve such trees for them, but an additional
charge depending on value, usually 20%, will be made. Where such selections are
not for immediate shipment, a deposit of 25% of the order will be required to guar-
antee acceptance.

JUNIPERUS chinensis columnaris glauca — Blue Chinese Column Juniper 20 ft.
A tall columnar Juniper of rapid growth which will
maintain its marrow compact shape with little shearing.
A very valuable plant for landscape plantings, as it
grows very well in hot dry locations and is also immune
to severe cold. The blue form has an attractive glaucous
blue foliage.

Each Per 10 Per 100
2 100242 feet AB&Bw a ee ARE eet $ 3.60 $332.50 $
215 Stoss aleetis B&B Arce ee ee een 4.60 42.50 400.00
3 ito ai teeth: BSc Bg eee ee ee ee 5.60 52250 500.00
Be tO Aat CCl BSB iota een ee 6.50 61.00 575.00
4: to Aloetect.) B&B. mated eee ee 8.00 75.00

All orders are booked subject to our regular Terms and Conditions of Sale as printed on
page 2. These should be carefully noted as we cannot vary from therm.

EVERGREENS—Continued

JUNIPERUS chinensis keteleeri — Keteleer’s Juniper

A splendid type of formal pyramidal outline com-
pact and bushy. The leaves are scale-like and dark
green in color.

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chinensis pfitzeriana — Pfitzers Juniper
The best of the low-growing Junipers. It is perfectly
hardy, thrives in almost any location, transplants easily,
and is easily the most popular Evergreen of its type.
A wide-spreading or broadly pyramidal plant with dark
green foliage that has a distinct gray'sh cast. Heavy well
sheared specimens.

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15-18 ft.

chinensis pfitzeriana — Kallay’s Compact Pfitzers Juniper

A very compact slow growing type of the Pfitzers
Juniper.

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chinensis sargentii — Sargent’s Juniper
A prostrate form with creeping stems and ascend-
ing branches, forming a close dense mat.
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communis hibernica — Irish Juniper 10-12 ft.
A very narrow-columnar tree with upright branches,
more compact and requiring much less shearing than
the usual form of Irish Juniper.
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excelsa stricta — Spiny Greek Juniper 4-5 ft.
A slow-growing Evergreen with gray-green foliage
that forms a compact well-shaped pyramid. Especially
useful in formal plantings.

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horizontalis plumosa — Andorra Juniper

A low-spreading and very hardy Juniper of rapid
growth, seldom reaching a height of more than 15 to
18 inches, but making a considerable spread. The
foliage is unusually attractive in both form and color.

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procumbens (J. japonica procumbens) — Japanese Juniper

A thrifty hardy creeping Juniper, seldom growing
over 8 to 12 inches high but making a considerable
spread. A favorite ground-cover evergreen.

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S220
40.00
47.50

37.50
45.00

37.50
42.50

29.00
30.00
35.00
42.50

30.00
35.00
40.00

32.50
35.00
41.00

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Per 100

400.00
500.00
975.00

300.00
375.00
450.00

275.00
325.00

325.00
375.00

325.00
385.00

275.00
325,00

Prices quoted are for wholesale quantities. Orders calling for less than five of a variety and
size are not wholesale and can be filled only as outlined on page 2.

10 BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS

EVERGREENS—Continued

JUNIPERUS squamata meyeri — Meyer Juniper 3-4 ft.

A dwarf tree of irregular upright growth and num-
erous short straight branches. The leaves are broad,
plump, and a bright bluish-green in color. A very
handsome plant on account of its dense growth and

foliage color. Each Petelo
15° 0.218 “inches! B&B one ee 3.60 32.50
18):to<24) inchesS b&b se eee 4.35 40.00
virginiana burkii — Burk’s Juniper 10-12 ft.

A dense narrow-columnar form of Juniperus virgin-
1ana with a silvery blue foliage. The: foliage is not as
blue as that of Juniperus virginiana glauca, but the
plant is a much better grower, being more erect and

pyramidal.
214 to >: feet, B&B). 2-2 eee ee 4.60 42.50
3ito bl feet, B&B: oe ee 5.60 52.50
aa tO Past eet.” BSc Bie core eae en cece eee 6.40 60.00
virginiana canaerti — Canaert Red Cedar 12-15 ft.

Probably the best of the many forms of Juniperous
virginiana. When properly trimmed it is a dense-grow-
ing symmetrical pyramid with heavy rich dark green

foliage.
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215 -t0-3 feet; B&B = fag... een eee 5.00 46.00

virginiana glauca — Silver Red Cedar 15-18 ft.

A narrow-columnar tree. The young growth is sil-
very blue, changing to bluish green as the foliage

matures.
20s 2/5 feet RDS SC Es terete ie ec 4.10 37.50
214-16 * 3 feet B&B sane ee re ee 4.60 42.50

virginiana hilli — Dundee Juniper 12-15 ft.
One of the most attractive of the upright Junipers.
An upright compact symmetrical pyramid with rich
green foliage that turns to an attractive plum-green
during the Winter.

21pitO 3 fect B&Bs ee ee es 4.60 42.50
4 to 31/5 <feet A Dacha enne 2 ee ee 5.60 52.50
31° to A feet, B&B oe ete eee 6.50 61.00
A to 405° feet B& Boe ene ae ees 8.00 75.00

PICEA glauca densata — Black Hills Spruce 50-60 ft.

One of the best and most popular of the Spruces. A
compact symmetrical upright grower, the slowest grow-
ing and most compact of all of the tall Spruces. Also
the most hardy of the Spruces, withstanding both heat
and drought as well as cold better than most other
varieties.

4 tometect, D&D eee. 2 ke 6.50
PSEUDOTSUGA taxifolia (Douglasi) — Douglas Fir 75-100 ft.

One of the most decorative of the larger growing
evergreens. It is a rapid grower, forming a compact
and symmetrical pyramid. The foliage is very attractive
and varies from a dark green to a dark silvery blue.

2 to73 ifeet, «B&B ee er eee, ee eee oye 30.00
3 toga “feet; (B&B ye ee ee oe 4.35 40.00
4° to. 5 feet B&Bs. ee eee 5.50 50.00

Per 100

300.00
375.00

400.00
500.00

500.00
575.00
700.00

375.00
475.00

All orders are booked subject to our regular Terms and Conditions of Sale as printed on

page 2. These should be carefully noted as we cannot vary from them.

BRYANT’S NURSERIES, PRINCETON, ILLINOIS 11

EVERGREENS—Continued

TAXUS cuspidata — Spreading Japanese Yew 10-12 ft.

A spreading bush with horizontal somewhat ascend-
ing branches. Very hardy and does well in shaded

places, especially good for foundation plantings. Each Per 10 Per 100
Peel oaiuicn, Spica 3 bk beeen eee ees 4.85 45.00 425.00
Lostoecssinch spredd » DSc ee eee 6.35 60.00 575.00
24 to 30 inch spread, B&B iccccccsnn entae be Le 8.00 75.00 725.00

cuspidata browni — Brown’s Yew

A rapid grower with heavy waxy dark green foliage.
More upright in growth than the regular type of Taxus

cuspidata.
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ihatoe 24 ANCES 2 bab nee ee ee 2 6.35 60.00 575.00

cuspidata capitata — Upright Japanese Yew 25-30 ft.
The upright form of Japanese Yew, a dense broadly
conical tree. These trees were grown from cuttings and
are of an even deep green type.

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cuspidata intermedia — Intermediate Yew
A compact grower, similar in form to Taxus cuspi-
data but much more upright in its growth; a rather
slow grower. Very deep green waxy foliage.

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media Hicksii — Hick’s Yew 15-18 ft.
A very attractive form with numerous ascending
branches and rich dark glossy green foliage. Usually
grown as a narrow-columnar tree for accent purposes.

Heavy well developed plants.

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DiontOes tect, .D& bee A cre, Nites Geter taser 6.60 62.50
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THUYA occidentalis nigra — Dark Green American Arborvitae 20-30 ft.

A selected type of the American Arborvitae with very
dark green foliage and a narrow-pyramidal habit of

growth.
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S=to 4 festa b&cB oie een ee eres. 4.10 AICO 450.00
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occidentalis pyramidalis — Pyramidal Arborvitae 15-20 ft.
The most popular of the Arborvitae types. A narrow-
columnar pyramid, splendid for accents, which holds its
deep green color well.

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TSUGA canadensis — Canadian Hemlock 75-90 ft.
One of the most graceful and adaptable of the larger
growing evergreens. Ordinarily an upright conical tree,
it adapts itself very satisfactorily as a trimmed hedge.
Does well in partial shade.

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DMS I SCN GNC Coley teal 02d 6 Wiper Sesatalal fp ec Y= Raete Onell Mi 4.60 42.50 400.00
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offering our complete stock of Fruit and
Ornamentai trees, shrubs, and vines, will be
issued about the middle of September. In
the meantime we will be glad of an oppor-
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