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Wholesale
Trade List
Bulletin No. 1
February 20, 1967
NAAR 6
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) U. S. Department of Apvriculture
Index Inside Back Cover ~~ ;
AREA CODE 712
PHONE 246-3563
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A DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF QUALITY NURSERY STOCK
FOR 97 YEARS
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A service charge of 1% per month is charged on past due
Cash security. or satisfactory reference is required from
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your order, if you | should care to establish ieredity a,
PRICES ( Excepting feavented Testis) ‘Wholesale prices to ap)
Shade ‘Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Evergreens, Vines 2s Peretz
and Lilies) on the following quantities.
500 or more | take the 1000 rate where published (and then onty te
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50 to 500 take the 100 rate where published, eal at pes Bt re , ane
i) @uder 50 take the 10 rates. OP is oe eT re uy ie yee eit:
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to make up a total. All kinds of Fruit Trees, will: be paras
varieties of Shrubs as ‘one class, eter, Ai ae SL ete re
PATENTED ITEMS—See individual ae 7 on a 9 if ty a ek
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BULLETIN NO. 1 3
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE—(Continued)
PACKING—No charge for packing bulk or truckload lots. Boxing or baling will be
charged at actual cost of material and labor on less than carload or truck-
load lots.
NOTE—AIl orders booked are based on the distinct understanding
that the purchaser agrees to the Terms and Conditions of Sale as stated
~ CLAIMS
CLAIMS—For any cause must be made promptly upon receipt
of goods. We will not entertain claims after goods have been accepted,
or when report is not made in writing within ten days after arrival
of stock. Any claims for merchandise damage after delivery by Shen-
andoah Nurseries to the carrier shall be made by the customer to the
carrier within 48 hours.
GUARANTEE
GUARANTEE—We give no warranty, expressed or implied, as to
life, description, quality, productiveness, or any other matter of any
nursery stock, seeds or plants that we sell and will not in any way
be responsible for the results secured in transplanting. It is mutually
agreed that our total liability for any errors, should stock prove untrue
to name as labeled, shall be limited upon satisfactory proof, to our
replacing free or refunding purchase price. It is agreed that the original
price shall be the maximum damages the purchaser is entitled to claim.
SPECIAL NOTICE—Correspondents are requested to use their printed business
letterheads or give their current State License number. We do not quote
prices to retail buyers.
THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES
D. S. LAKE, President
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ASSOCIATION ;
GCililify Soww
The balance of « our FRUIT pie ene fee enough to warrant Pp
However, we do have most varieties in small quantities. eh)
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ASPARAGUS. Tied 25 per bundle
Mary Washington ie
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BULLETIN NO. 1 5
SMALL FRUITS AND MISCELLANEOUS GARDEN PLANTS—Continued
RASPBERRY, Tied 25 per bundle. Per25 Peri00 Per 1000
Blackhawk, new hybrid black, originated by Iowa State College. Large, juicy.
yeti Sikes | May cor ee eee bly ees ee See eee ee ed $ 6.00 $20.00 $140.00
Cumberland, blackcap, large and juicy.
ZOO MARIN het elt GERI IS OS Ps pes od Fe a Ga Ee 3 ck 4.50 15.00 100.00
Indian Summer, large high-quality, everbearing red.
PAS TUN SATS ogi gest (ol oe) ws ete gl: ee ne 4.50 15.00 100.00
Latham, late, large, productive red.
ZAC DINO be rsnCkers. yore ere ee Se AL 4.50 15.00 100.00
Morrison, new blackcap. Larger than Cumberland. Vigorous and disease resistant.
PATIO SENT Oe eS Cee en ge eB BS 4.50 15.00 100.00
RHUBARB
Per10 Per 100
Chipman Canada Red, sweet and excellent flavor. Stem dark red throughout.
PERI Pa CT ISIO IY ns 5 pete meee? EE A eS Aa $5.00 $ 45.00
Victoria, whole root. Per100 Per 1000
IOOURI any bet et COTE Som ATT ee a Oe a Oe ose $11.00 $100.00
TSGR oe Ts seo, or SIT oe eer eee ee | es Ns 9.00 80.00
TOU ee EO. S/d Ee 2 am we BP eS ee ee 7.00 60.00
SPECIAL NOTICE
Prices for small fruits are determined from quantity ordered of each variety
and size.
6 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Nut, Ornamental and Shade Trees
Our nut, shade and ornamental trees are first class, well shaped, young and
vigorous. They have been grown from seedlings transplanted into the nursery row
especially for this purpose, and from buds or grafts.
All calipers are taken 6 inches above the collar. Size listed following the name
is considered average mature size normally attained.
ACER
Per10 Per 100
campestre. English Hedge Maple. 25 feet. Zone 4
A sturdy compact headed tree that has every qualification for a small street
tree. Fine for under overhead wires. Novel corky bark. Slow grower that
does well in dry locations. Yellow fall foliage.
ES. £0." 2A Paro ep ee a See bs oie as, Ue ements SNL $ 8.00 $ 75.00
ginnala. Amur Maple. 20 ft. Zone 3.
Dense shrub or small tree. Yellow fragrant flowers in April-May. Fruits
turn bright red in summer. Entire plant becomes a mass of scarlet in autumn.
200 SESH LO RIAA arate tai) eee OS Pi ee orien en ey SE 8.00 75.00
210 12.0 pS Mio Oy fhe ia eat ONG ey emi ai ae OMe Paks BL 10.00 90.00
TSO! 54 MO ieee ee Es LN Ie Lg ie ON Sey ee) Oe 17.50 160.00
rubrum. Red Maple. 60 feet. Zone 4.
A fast growing tree producing conspicuous red flowers in early spring and
brilliant red leaves early in the fall.
100'2°5: COUG/.Lc. wpranchedeys” se 2 ies 4 28 2 pier ae ee 30.00.77 ee
30. G5tOr GLite; DranChenie 20) Rus eke eat ee ote edhe 8 37.50, (ae
Peri10 Peri00 Per 1000
saccharinum. Silver Maple. 65 feet. Zone 4
Very hardy, rapid-growing tree. Leaves finely cut, green with silvery white
underneath.
900% 3/4074) "ite tawhips.s se eo eee ee ore ee $ 4.50 $4000 $_-_--
SOO W4 PROL aetna S222 2 ee eee See et yes 6.50 60.00.
Z2(OO#D, i) TO0G> CCA whips.” 2 hss pee ee oe 9.00 85.00 >a
2000" SG StolViwits RWRIpS 1 4 ee ee ce eee 12.50 110.00. Se
{100 3 “to. )4. Tt. “branched? .4252 2-7 ee wee ee eee 8.00 75.00. ar eae
1000) 4: To's ible eee ie eo a ek ot ee 12.50 100.00 900.00
2900) 457. CO\ ROT ities Saat Se oT Sees See ee 17.50 150.00 1250.00
S000! VOn, CON NS Mik. eee Re ee Se ee eee 22.50 200.00 1750.00
1200. S(O ene Dey ese ee a DS Te ae eee 27.50 250.00 2250.00
S00nvi4, toy Site in iCal. 2 aes ee 8 ee 35.00 325.00 3000.00
120 ee atos Misa, int Caled «120 Re es See ees ees 47.50 425.00 “== aan
tataricum. Tatarian Maple. 15-18 feet. Zone 2. Per10 Per100
Extremely hardy small tree. Dense head. Orange yellow fall foliage.
QTONM AS VtO 24 Sed SAE Ee oe ee ceseee 2 eee ae ove $ 8.00 $ 75.00
BAO 2¢ EO ONE sei ee Ee EY i eg ene ee ie 10.00 90.00
3804S tO S42 fh so oF Se es eee ee eee gel 14.00 125.00
BETULA
pendula. European White Birch. 40 feet. Zone 2.
Exceedingly graceful tree with slightly pendulous branches. White bark.
Yellow fall foliage.
200° 3 to. 4-EE, 2 ea eee ae EE ee ee ee ee Se 11.00 100.00
600" 4° tox 5 ft hese ea ee eee oe ee eee 14.00 125.00
700. ‘Bto 6. fies 222. eee See, eee ee eee ek 20.00 175.00
12706. to8) ft. 2 ae eee re? 25.00 225.00
900 ‘8 to.10” ft, abranthed = 20 eee eee 8 33.50 300.00
5OG: 224 fo. 146 in) Cale: So ee aoe) ee See a 45.00 400.00
130:..1%% to.2. “in Calsje. 20 eer oe Bo eee et eee ee ee 57.50. yee
45°02 to 226 int Cals” 552 o ee ee ee ee eee 000 A
BULLETIN NO. 1 7
NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE (TREES—Continued
BETULA—Continued
Peri10 Per 100
pendula. Clump Form European White Birch. 20-25 feet. Zone 2.
Beautiful form of White Birch having two, three or more trunks from
the ground.
(OD a COMA miners SLOMNG Mae oe pet ee ed Le eg Ne ie ee Fo $25.00 $225.00
TAO MALCOM OMe Eiaer oe GEOL Se ie eee hy Ye lew eae 30.00 275.00
PAUSE DEE LOMGALT i ROM SUCDISH n= timer = uel he Sa a) Sins oes 35.00 325.00
LTOMBOMLOMETREUr@ OSLO Kes ge eer cre Ee a Oe ei 40.00 375.00
LOMMIMECONG MEL RO MSUCIIIGHE pie cme eho tee tee eee Soe 2 ATES | tse See
1 OOM Rom COM Gmritemie SECTS “remem Re Be es 3 LR’ 29.00 265.00
(Op GMC OMMAMEC nt UCI See oar ee 2 We UE ee a ee 32.50 300.00
DOP LOMO mL OLISLCIISe es po ween Wie: OR Re Re 40.00 375.00
TOME OMUOM OME PSCCINS iy ee Beet me A eee i Sah |: ee Se 2 47.50 450.00
pendula gracillis. Cutieaf European White Birch. 30-40 feet. Zone 2.
Very slender pendulous branches with laciniate leaves very finely cut.
Yellow fall foliage.
AMUSED, ABO Ma gre tea 7 A ge Ee ee) > oe a 25.00 225.00
TN LU A ae 10 BS ise, 5 ee ies Se ENS ag SE eg se bg) a oe © ne a ee 30.00 275.00
PSA DA | ACs PCO) Wl PLAC A Re yee oP eT OE ae SC en pre Me 32.50 300.00
BAD ee 16 ARO BS TE a a Sale Beye RE gia a RR cA as 35.00 325.00
GRC O MOM ec pies 2 Smee ee keen ee ee eer ed ek 40.00 375.00
CELTIS
occidentalis. Common Hackberry. 50-70 feet. Zone 4.
Well formed shade tree of good foliage and dense habit.
OS ODM aU OW Ane ir oes ee ee me a, ows Eos eee de gs Se se es he 10.00 90.00
TAR eESe NU Ona Li iseert ses sees Ae eas RD ele Pe eT 12.00 110.00
Jo RECOM ORE ure Pt epee oe ee eg ds eae ape ele MS le 19.50 175.00
SOMp eee Ole aan briny © ale eyes ee es bee cse Re 6500) bez
CERCIS
canadensis Eastern Redbud. 35 feet. Zone 5
Produces an abundance of reddish-pink flowers in early spring. Blooming
with the Flowering Dogwood. Forms a broad head of glossy, heart-shaped
leaves that turn pale yellow in fall.
TSO@ Arto ted AE LeCG OGM is = 22 247 Clete eB eh ek) 22.50 200.00
ZIDL D2 tO 1G. ok.e AN oe hls tlle ai ay Pelle A Nm eae RE 27.50 250.00
20 6 ton S its 72 G27 eis, Beh (he, Batt a) ee EY deed ee a ee DOONAN atk
240 ROMEO soy Lhts. SULT at OFT R Ta ah ones ee a eee May d F oe Fe le 8.50 80.00
TS06 eS) TOL 4s Ete 6 i FSP CS 2 yal pe aes, 2 en 14.00 125.00
5OeDreOn Ok pen, as ( (reg EO Ne eee ee 2 a ele PATH OO Nye ag we eels
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CORNUS
florida. Flowering Dogwood. 20 feet. Zone 5.
One of the best native ornamentals. White flowers in mid-May, good summer
foliage not marred by insects or disease, brilliant red berries and vivid color
in autumn.
ZAG SZ etovo 4t..( balled ang burlapped in Peat)i 2io2 5 i420)... PEDO eo
florida rubra. Red Flowering Dogwood. 30-40 feet. Zone 5.
Bright pink flowers in mid May. Red berries and scarlet foliage in fall.
Dense foliage resistant to insects and disease. Horizontal branching habit.
80; -2etors fit. (balled, and ‘burlapped in. Peat). .£ 20.22... AN OG) ek
190, 3*tor4 it...” ¥ de tigen. etna. say els a: DOL00% Ceeh es
fais” oe On ee Per10 Per 100
uk aan flowers a ppear before the shiny green leaves in early April.
% . fs he Ee ; ible ie to %” ieee tien scarlet in August. Red foliage in fall.
leeeh SW 150 12 , to ae 51 Rapier ta Sac M5 5 aE ue a es Se $ 5.50 ds 50.00
7, ‘fi oa i pos 2 to B fh ah 0 9 a ener as te Ra aa TEE 11.50 -----
Ss oxonenai al, Fanka Aeaeiet Mer eeeens 28 Bee ome
“4 ‘lowers are double bright scarlet. One of the most showy of all the Haw-
_ an 4 0,45 tie! cs sath. Slee ae Spee Be ta) iS) 0 oS. OB .00 ae
a oR : a: “s :
4 i enTalh TA Een ee eee lanting. Dense alae
ay turns deep purple or yellow in autumn. e
rye 7 : K Ahh) 40 By to 4 Bo 10.00 90.00
; 4 40 5 to 6 S 2 IA A cathe Se -- oe eee eo ----------- +--+ 19:50 175.00
‘a a 2 6 to 8 ARG ----- ------ eo e---- -e -- - - -- - - 30.00 275.00
pec vigorous and Fines nee Yellow autumn foliage. a hardy.
360 3 to 4 1 hat RENN sR eaPaae Oh nl iets SMR) rae Cn ie A 10.00 90.00
{ 410 4 to 5 yo ees ace RRs ea ERT ae SRY, Se A Es ch ag 12.50 110.00
; 1340 5 to Chev Regie auIa EMO SNELL se 19.50 175.00
1510 6 to 8 fio. 4 Peseee et me bese See SSS = = SSees-— S= Sa - 30.00 275.00
A0O (SiietOy tO Ritts oa ee See ee eee See ree eee ae 37.50 350.00
500 1% to 1% in. Cal. Ja meee ee ee ae ee ee mr erm er er err rr er err eer ree 50.00 475.00
biloba. Maidenhair Tree. 50-75 feet. Zone 5.
Most ancient of trees now alive. Wide spreading open growing with small
fan-shaped leaves. Clear yellow fall foliage. Not infested with any insect
or disease. Excellent for street or large lawn.
85 3 to 4 i tal eee ee ee ee ee rr er ere eee --------------- _ 30.00 275.00
140 4 to 5 Pee ML RL ary ements Se ets ----- pee ses 37.50 350.00
115 5 to 6 1 ij OL a he tah Wek ke We mee ee eo oe ee ee eee ee ee eee ee 47.50 450.00
Broad, open tree Lain fine eee ees leaves’ that Bee aes fn spring and
drop early in fall. Long twisted pods remain on tree long after leaves have
fallen. Adaptable to most any location.
160 35 Low 4) Sts;) “whips 2st 22 a Seat ee Sa a ------- 7.50 60.00
180 5 to 6 ftee WhIPS one ao eae en anne ee eeeenee 12.50 110.00
400 6 to 7 tt, ila deena Wane RRL Rg A ACPD = i as - 18.50 165.00
110 8 to 10% ft: PES A ape i eee Ree 6 SOR] = SS] = Se Se = eee ee SEE 40.00 375.00
Ruby Lace Honey] . Pat. No. 2038. Zone 5.
The new red ieee New foliage is red changing to bronze at maturity.
Spreading branch habit.
1049 50-249 250-up
Each Each Each
130:;4'ito 46; tho wail, RRR ee UN Se ia $3.75 $ 3.00 $ 2.75
110 Bt \ta! 1G: ebieeas ete ee ee 1 are. 5.00 4.00 3.60
270 - 6¥to (7 fia ach) ee ee ee 575 860 4.60 IB
B06 9. t0°8 Gt hs OA ee ee 650 525 4.75
O50 Rh tor gO eb ow ee, | hg a thes ee Pa a 2-900 | 725).
70 Md to. dnc alk le hy a Oe a ae 11:00 9.00,
teagan geen tay san ereeriee sg ree Zoe. ‘
Py) Rough bark and coarse branches on an open tree of pictures
nak Light blue-green foliage and small inconspicuous white f Large Hoge
--—- rihang on tree most of winter. Rapid grower.
; 100 3 to 4 1S Med el yes ae ey eae a oO SA Be Se —----—-—-- _.$16.50
a 200.00
120 4 to 5 ie ------- ee Oy a ers Oe ees LE 2 ne - 22.50 ~ 200.00
LIRIODENDRON te
tulipifera. Tulip Tree. 75 ft. Zone 5. |
Broadly pyramidal tree with massive branches. | saddle-shapec
turn yellow in autumn. Greenish-yellow flowers, ith broa
near petal base, and of tulip-shape and size, appear in mid-Jun
_-—- requires lots of space. Disease and insect resistant.
a +} ; YY ae
150 4 to 5 ft. 15.
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: 130 5 to 6 ft (225.
—— = OS a a ee ae ew een nm en eee oe ° é
40 6 to 8 Tt: -* ---------- -- -- -- - eH - - - - - - - e - - - e e e r ------ 30.00 275.00
rn.
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WS, Floweri ing Crab
en ly Per 100
2 stogs= LE. 13.00 (
ye —- - --- -- - - - - -- - ~~~ - - eH He eH He eee -----------'
3 to 4 fie ---------------- --------------- - - - He ee 16.50 150.00
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Da VOmOMEnt ete <2 AA Re yee oars teh! aot Se 0126.00, - 285.00
5/6’ 4/5’ 3/4 2/3’
Cowichan. 18 feet. Zone 5. |
Single purplish-red flowers and fruits. Red au-
tumn foliage. Annual. Good fruit for jelly. _... _- 700 600 50
Dorothea. 10-15 feet. Zone 5.
Semi-double, pink and nee Yellow pe ents
Youngs, pAmimicies. <- — yea et 5.5 Soh RL WER, Sieh _ x. 340 ©6440
floribunda. Japanese Flowering. 15 feet. Zone 5.
Deep pink buds and single white flowers. Yellow
fruit. WOURE: nee de and eet Lamas
TITS T CR yk en aero es ee Sw me ee Se EY ye es dg! 220 50 Ja 70
halliana parkmani. 15 feet. Zone 6. :
Double pink flowers. Red fruits. Slow growing
small tree. Flowers in pendulous clusters. __---__ 170 20 ae 40
Jay Darling. 15 feet. Zone 5.
Purplish-red flowers and fruits. pret Pe age
Dratichera s>lOotis; yOuUNP. 22-34 = 88. bes | ‘ 240 #@#§=760 670
Red Silver. 30 feet. Zone 5.
Purplish- i eae eae Dull red flowers. eee
youre sana, abundantly, 27.245.) ko ee Bete Rg 340 160 200
Red Splendor.
Single carmine ib as Red fruits and Po ii
Policies Penlaiay fe ee Be Aas et ok See ahd | 170 ie 50
Wabiskaw. 18 feet. Zone 5.
Single and semi-double purplish-red flowers. Red |
fruit. Red fall foliage. Upright tree. Branches ey
break» badly, im ice. storms, <2->---W.- i: ee oe 110 430 140
10 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES—Continued
MALUS, Flowering Crab—Continued
Per10 Per 100
2 to’ 3 fb 4 ee Se ee ed es ORL Fem CERES ewes 0 Oren ree Dp $ 9.50 $ 85.00
BD CO A) BES Pes Ee ee Ray ea ee eee Ae ee ee ee ae 12.50 110.00
Be CO 5 BC ea ia ee 3 2 le eT eee Me PEE 16.50 150.00
5) to »6 (Etaese Be ee ee ae Aes See ale Leer omnes rene ee Shoe 21.00 190.00
5/6’ 4/5’ 3/4’ 2/3’
Hopa. 30 feet. Zone 5.
Single carmine blooms, bright red fruits. An-
nual 4 Aas SS ae ee Seg oe ae ae eee 200 110 260 110
purpurea eleyi. 15 feet. Zone 4.
Single reddish purple blooms, fruits and foliage.
Biennial. (0252 3: Sein Ae ere EL erin ee ee ee eee aid 70 270 110
Per10 Per 100
MALUS DWARF, Dwarf Flowering Crab
TAO. 2 BO. AB Eis ea hee At fae i See eee 2 ee 2 ee $16.50 $150.00
1010 ies i 9 ele: Aileen ARE ey ai Mere ds Pe le ey pe See 19.00 175.00
BY (OMEN: Sui o OY KS hed Weel Whe are meses Re WN amie all Ye te Ip IRL Spe als, 25.00 225.00
40 (SOF Os (LG. oe ated Pe say he ee Re See 30.00 s/s a
Hopa
PLATANUS
Peri10 Peri100 Per 1000
occidentalis. American Planetree. 100 feet. Zone 6.
Large leaves on one of most massive and tallest of trees. White bark peels
in flakes. Popular as shade and avenue tree.
140)) (Go "EON Site ha! ee ee eye ee ee eee ee ee Se $27.50 $250.00 $_.-_--
raat LO Nig <a ae GN 2 Pe ee A ty a lei a 2s i eC me ES 40.00 350.00 _—=aa—
410 yt COs Ieee iin er es) Ae eee 8 See eee oes 47.50 450.00. -23
POPULUS
alba pyramidalis. Bolleana Poplar. 60 feet. Zone 4.
Large tree of irregular habit; rather open and columnar. Large lobed leaves
with downy white undersurface. Whitish gray bark. More resistant to trunk
canker than Lombardy. Withstands drouth and poor soil.
LOO WS, ROMO ELC Seaey ey EO ee ee eee ee ee eee 25.00 225.00.
AQ? SEAR CO. bo eine eRe a ere eee ee ee ee 30,00. [25h ee
nigra italica. Lombardy Poplar. 50-60 feet. Zone 3.
Rapid spire-like growth. Fine for screens and formal plantings.
TOO SaNkOa A 4 EC. ee aes ae ae A ee eee 4.00 35.00 300.00
$00.) 4 tot Db Et ey, ha ee Se ee ee ee 5.50 50.00 450.00
2540) iB PLOUNG peu Seka a= ean fel te ee ee 6.50 60.00 550.00
200 FG gto SBN RCS a oy See ase ee ce ae oa ee 8.50 80.00 750.00
6500 8) toytOe fle roe pe ee a See ee ee 11.00 100.00 900.00
3500)' ie stor 126. ane Call eee ee ee eee 14.00 125.00 1100.00
1800. (146, eoei4) any el ee ase EE ee eee ee 16.50 150.00 1350.00
160. 4:54. Tou2: 4 Can A ee APs gee | bee ee ree eee 22.50 200.00 . —Sam
400 425 “to. 236) Tn KCAL as eee eee hs eae eae de ak sOO 200.00 > 2am
PRUNUS
padus. European Birdcherry. 45 feet. Zone 4.
Frequently called “May Day Tree”. Produces fragrant flowers in drooping
loose racemes followed by black fruit. Per10 Per 100
170.25 “ty, Bs EE Loess Ee ee a $22.50 $200.00
140) (vito: 8 fee ay SOM N ie Wot: Lima Se. AU. 2 eed 27.50 250.00
OD OH W bo
Iceberg, white
Pink Charming, double pink
Per 10
By dit eee et OLS pe eS ee a 2a ge a Oe $ 6.50
CE ee a a ee Rete ate elt EY Md Sea SEN iy NE TS 9.50
Cae he es eNO ee ae hs gas ee oe Sa) Se AY 12.00
GV Ree S a eo ee ee Pe ee ae ee ee ee ee ee 15.00
Spee ee ee Pe ee SS PSE ko eek 17.50
6/8’ 5/6’ 4/5’
Cardinal, double red ________ ies Pe ee 40 50 50
Em 8 Ik. LALO Paes TY 90 150 20
a eis Gee es 40 90 ee ri
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NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES—Continued
PRUNUS—Continued
persica. Flowering Peach (tree form on peach). 15-18 feet. Zone 6.
Rutgers, Purple Peach.
A vigorous growing purple leaved Peach. Provides useful color accent.
Perl10 Per 100
200
330
270
60
27 to
ot tO
4 to
5 to
ere ae I NW ogi a Ky ee 6.50
Seen NaS AG or KA tee. 9.00
ESE LE ie CLE TEE iad ae ke ae aa a an 12.00
Thundercloud. Purple Leaved Plum. 12 feet. Zone 4.
Dense tree with deep solid purple foliage all season. Rosy pink flowers as
leaves unfold. Very hardy.
210° 3 to: 4 it
QUERCUS
coccinea. Scarlet Oak. 75 feet. Zone 5.
3/4’
Per 100
$ 60.00
85.00
110.00
135.00
160.00
2/3?
Open roundtopped head, brilliant scarlet fall foliage. Good for parkway
planting.
OMe AMUOL RE EG es com hale S98 toe! TO.
palustris. Pin Oak. 75 feet. Zone 5.
A broadly pyramidal tree of dense branching habit. Branches droop slightly.
Leaves of deep green, glossy and finely divided. Scarlet autumn foliage. A
most desirable shade tree but requires ample space.
2400) tech Oy Manet ela ee ko ee oe i re ee a
TOUR SBOP Orr tre See ee seme ms oe tN Yo oe ee Ne Bee Cte!
25.00
30.00
225.00
275.00
SALIX
Per10 Peri100 Per 1000
alba tristis. Niobe Willow. 50 feet. Zone 3.
Extremely hardy “Golden Weeping Willow” of exceptional grace and beauty.
SURE Suan ee EC es ee ee Ta Oa +p de ee ae ye Dilan, orf OOO ah ee
LACUS roe ee re ee 11.00 100.00 900.00
ZOOC ME eas OM GLa! See © Peas ek oN ye ee, Be 15.00 135.00 1200.00
PIL, cc" - sate AT eae DO PA ee Ne mae ea IR Re 20.00 175.00 1500.00
LOOMED UU e hte = pot oh ee Se a Re lg Poe Be A he gs 25.00 225.00 2000.00
eet ee ier i eI ie nae ine GN ee WUE, 30.00 275.00 2500.00
PUD Ng ite." ol bs Apes balay O22) kee, die GR aD 5 ant PO ate 35.00 325.00 8 ____-
GM MAO) | TTR RON sh er So rs es ee Een PSS eta
i aOR FoI.” alee Sok ee he ko Oo SOO, Pac hee
blanda. Wisconsin Weeping Willow. 40 feet. Zone 5.
A very hardy, popular, free-barked weeping willow. Wide-spreading head.
Long drooping branches are extremely graceful.
ROQGmMCOm TO 48) fats 1A here | Sele oe oe ee Oe ee 8.00 Oe me ces.
TOUR EAMELOME ET Sih. !- te ee Pei ls eee 11.00 100.00 900.00
CRT Ty 14S) (lg I te ee ee ba ee ee eee ee 15.00 135.00 1200.00
TSAR CAUOMR GL Lise Fee Ate Seas. ON as es ee 20.00 175.00 1500.00
pL (()" Aly 13) ODEN a ps Be fee ke ee le Spe ape See Bee 25.00 225.00 2000.00
12 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
NUT, ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES—Continued
SALIX—Continued
Per10 Peri100 Per 1000
discolor French Pink. 20 feet. Zone 3.
A new French variety with pinkish, long catkins.
500: 12. \to !1Splin 622 TAS ee a ee ae ee ape ae $ 3.50 $30.00 $250.00
150 18; to A 2o pans hae Sree ate) Once ae epee areas 5.00 45.00 400.00
1460 2 Covi teeta ee a ae yee eee eee eee 7.00 65.00 600.00
TILIA
americana. American Linden. 60 feet. Zone 3.
Rather fast growing tree with open head. Large, coarse leaves turn yellow
in fall. Dropping clusters of fragrant yellow flowers in July. Good street tree.
Per10 Per 100
260 <5: Hot6: SEE Re ee eee a aye ee ba ee ee te A $27.50 $250.00
200 |: 6. COS HPCE AN ES HORCEA ereerC Cw yuan an seen Meet Le eh AT, 32.50 300.00
100: 234 tov tte ain’, Carl op Rak ee ee ed 2 47.50”
ULMUS
Perl10 Per100 Per 1000
americana. American Elm. 100 feet. Zone 2.
A stately tree of unique vase-shaped form with widely arching branches.
82094 CO, QS Sib See BS oe ee 8 eee ee $6.50 $ 60.00 $550.00
ATO) |! UOT G OEE: scree eae gee ca ee Seg are 8.00 75.00 700.00
400) 6") £0 POKEC. liege sors oie aie, PRS ne Bee Oe 12.00 110.00 1000.00
10: Bs COP LON EEF eel Sep eS ee ad ee ee ee ott Sc 18.00 165.00 . ) 225ee
140: AA Sto Wein eal nae 8 eee bye oe eee a A 22.50 200.00 aa
americana Moline. Moline Elm. 80-100 feet. Zone 3.
Narrow, pyramidal, rapid-growing tree with large handsome green foliage.
TO) B00) 6 itr ee me Ree a ee Pee es eee) eee 13.00 115.00 (Saas
DO 6G. Cs eS RE RTS Bie ele pee ee ce ee eee 16.50 150.00 ===
60°82 to! ahO iis ee oe eee Se JES 2 ines ale Be ie 23.50 210.00) "eee
140 444" to:dtevin Calls 5 2 Ase os eee et es 32.50: |...) |
hybrid. Hybrid Elm. 60 feet. Zone 4.
Hybrid of americana and pumila on pumila. Large dark green leaves.
Strong, straight branches. Hardy.
AGO: (3? Ato. vA ttc. ee pee is ied els ee til 8.80 75.00 700.00
SO Ma et CoN stun i rent eee AR Se ee eee Oe oe ee 11.00 100.00 900.00
AO RE CO ie ili ae ee er 17.50 160.00 1500.00
ADO) 1G: Oy til ee ee ee eee ee ee ee 25.00 225.00 "Seen
pumila. Chinese Elm. 75 feet. Zone 5.
A hardy, rapid-growing tree. Small dense foliage. Drought resistant.
700% Sotto: ° Pt. A Se. To Sh aS. ee oe eee eee eee eee 6.50 60.00". 2 aaa
1000°%;.& hon cB: Gii.e See a ee I eed eee 7.50 70.00 650.00
ZOOO. pi) BO Gy Dies ese ae i an re a oe 11.00 100.00 900.00
1500; GyLOS ) thi i 8 = ee Se a eee 17.50 150.00 1250.00
Si00) 8.°to) AO Tt, be Meee Seek ee 2 ae eee ee 22.50 200.00 1750.00
14903. 244 40 «1563 ms "Cale ee bee 27.50 250.00 2250.00
750° 1% -4o (LSC. Ins ‘Cal- ne’ 4 5-8 ee eee ee 32.50 300,00. aaa
BULLETIN NO. 1 13
Ornamental Shrubs
Our shrubs are bushy and well rooted, twice transplanted and many graded
stronger than is required by the American Nurserymen’s Association.
The month indicates the beginning of bloom period.; size denotes average height
of shrub at maturity if left unsheared.
SHRUBS ARE TIED 9/12 and 12/18 in. 25; 18/24 in and 2/3 ft., 10; and
3/4 and 4/5 ft. 5 per bundle. WE DO NOT BREAK BUNDLES.
BERBERIS
Per10 Per 100
thunbergi. Japanese Barberry. May. 5 feet. Zone 6.
Hardy shrub, splendid for hedges or massing. Delicate yellow flowers. Bril-
liant fall foliage, followed by scarlet berries. Showy in winter.
Sr ECHR I RETA oe ee Ha a ee eee ee $ 3.50 $ 30.00
ROG) OD fae WLS bau ie 2 ee ee ee SY Ee eee OA te ree ee eee 4.00 35.00
sj, LA Tad) UNS roc es a en Pe ae ae ee ee 5.50 50.00
GUD" Lh OSET: Ese ns Bs ee ee he ee See op er Se ee 6.50 60.00
LL Zs GEE UGS pale Je ee ee alge ee ee ey ee ee es ee C0 ee
Re) EA Moa SS anal Oe Se eS ee ey ee ee 2 9.00 ana
thunbergi Crimson Pygmy. 10 inches. Zone 6.
An extremely dense, low growing specimen plant. Deep red foliage in full sun.
ae Oe RET ge ee st A Seen Be go oO) ee ee ae
thunbergi erecta. Truehedge Columnberry. May. 6 feet. Zone 6.
Recommended for formal hedges, individual specimen shrubs, window boxes,
etc. Grows in pyramidal form without pruning. Has dense glossy foliage;
valuable for many purposes.
ee CeCe Rios eee cer Aes Seg See ee Pe a oe ee eae 4.00 35.00
Ii ED AN lores ae Ake Se gh SBE A SNE Be Sa 5.00 45.00
PE a tee AEA SS EN ee eS eh eS 6.00 55.00
Dell MELT SG Slee Mn SE Ns Sr a SE J re a Pa 7.00 65.00
BUDDLEIA
Perl10 Per 100
Butterflybush. July. 46 feet. Zone 6.
Cut tops back severely when planting for best results.
Ba ae AY Soe 2 eg Rs SO OE a ae en ee ab $ 4.50 $ 40.00
ORC CEE ORs es ee ge ee 3.50 30.00
Varieties available at the above prices.
coi Med.
Black Knight.
New. Almost black-blue, darkest of all. Large trusses and free
EATS ARAN ge mae Ne SEs OS oe Ss, he See 350 500
Dubonnet. 4-5 ft.
Beautiful wine-red flowers with large individual florets. A gor-
ETS, lt TT Ce a hate SS Sra pce ee, oe ee ee ee 1400 1100
Iie de France. 4-5 feet.
Dero Spier are ClAfeL-DUrple, “ceo oo) a) See Se 3000 2400
Peace
Pure white flowers in long, well-formed spikes. Vigorous plant. 2300 600
Royal Red.
Rich, dark royal purple flowers. Foliage deep leathery green. __ 1900 1000
14 | THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA.
. 4 ’ ’ uty Ms Pee re é, yy , a
‘ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued we rt
CARAGANA ane ces ye) Meet d Py Meee ae oie hs
te re he < . Per10 Per100 Pe
arborescens. Siberian Peashrub. “May. od feet. Zone 3.
FA ah,
Produces fabasieens, of yellov thane ey flowers in midst of emall light ; a
foliage. Completely hardy. :
V aluable in ‘groups or as specimen.
350 9 to 12 EES, eae ie Fete a 3.00 $ 25.00
1250 12 to 18° a ee ee ee ee 0s
pe
300 18 to 24 in... Likiek bk NER act 4.50 40.00
ie as ne
ns -
fringed flo Be from Becta i ese The aime Hew csoiate: ee
ed and silvery green in color. Hardy ‘but dies back toy ground ino
f 280° No. ddd iG e = - a = = , i, S ime a; < -- le ee woo-- 5! 00
2000 Medium Fg ate Re eh Sen A Ae oe Eee ee A eee Eeeay | Ah Hf)
———
Uae OMELES| ‘
Ny) japonica. gS eee le Qui fay ue ee
Orange-scarlet flowers: and sp De rounded me
| foliage. Bushy dense growth. ; . |
500 12 to 18 Meee AAS
1400, 18 Fone ay ba tie kate paed
oo 2 to. 3 ftw.
’ ( ; Mi
f Ay ee a
? A ‘i ie anu iv a! ie.
\ \
, 7 a
? y wo ay par ay aoe « q , 4
Lon A. ey P Lik y ‘1s wah 5
,'* M Lr 7 - e
fi ‘4 aT > i A vy 5 ’ -” aX q tala. n 2
OF 700 9 ia 2 i Hoan
4 Was 5000 127 ftom 18 i Na
: " : 10 «624
1100 ay to imeem td ois
Rae etry us rent ita
? a pA y =m ‘ ‘
‘ / i‘ o] a c i 1) 4 {
4 wie Sey 4 7 i ras ‘ “e i
. _CORNUS- teres and mM ek ee i Mind StL ae
| aj tf ci : Wt ue aie : Pd es + hae F bicane
i hol “alba sib irica. Siberian ‘Dogwood. May. 9 feet. Zone 3. %, Bis Ad Oh ts
oe -Stou A erect, broad ‘brane sae i bark oe : ey he
3 AK porcelain-blue_ berries. ‘Outstandingty winter y
hata Wy ASO" 2%to. 78h ft = ae ee
ee tS ee 200EO8 to 4 fe ao eatin 3
apiece crit (he | 80 4 to 5 ft. nee -§ ete Pe
A ee b* ; y * i
“he a en y
BULLETIN NO. 1 15
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued
CORNUS—Continued
Per10 Peri100 Per 1000
stolonifera. Redosier Dogwood. May. 7 feet. Zone 3.
Attractive medium sized shrub particularly valued for dark red winter
twigs. Small dull white flowers are followed by white berries.
ETL Tk Rg) CNT es Na ee $6.00 $55.00 $_----
BL ce Cee! OS wit ES SS ea ee 7.00 G5:00 9) 10 Fa
ie] NG) i! ies See eT ee ee 8.50 80:00 a8, , {=
stolonifera flaviramea. Yellowtwig Dogwood. May. 7 feet. Zone 4.
A striking yellow-branched form of stolonifera, highly decorative.
SHL Lee TED dbo rie La ae Sg a ve ee 4.50 40.00 yt
DU ie bo CGE ee ee ee 6.00 5:00. i ace A
Pei] Sp (EG SoM ee 2 pee, - Ti we 7.00 GSOO" a. eee
Peal SO ca as 5 er 2 PEN oes A ee eh ee 8.50 SO:00i Yee
COTINUS (RHUS)
Perag eeerigG
coggygria. Common Smoketree. June. 15 feet. Zone 5.
Commonly called “Purple Fringe’ because of its pinkish plumose fruit
panicles. These panicles are borne in great profusicn giving the whole plant
a pink smoky appearance. Flat round leaves are stained pink when young
and have yellow and purple tones in autumn.
LCE amie ey pet ot ee ee ES Os rs $ 4.00 $ 35.00
ZBL Te YG Leo gee SE ee ee ee, Se 5.00 45.00
coggygria rubrifolia
Very deep reddish-purple foliage all summer.
TL SND A bs ee Dg ST Soe ee ee 7.50 70.00
Shu Like BD AB oe ee RS Sp ee 9.00 85.00
COTONEASTER
acutifolia. Peking Cotoneaster. May. 10-12 feet. Zone 5.
Slender upright branches. Pink blooms in 2 to 5 flowered clusters. Black
berries. Prefers a sunny spot in well drained soil. Decidious.
Slo li, JE Geos Tea eel Sete, eee ee ie ee ee ee 5.00 45.00
Dil Ld RG ORE Te ee a 6.00 55.00
il & (EE 2 heel seh 2s 2 Ae ee es ee ee eee 8.00 75.00
divaricata. Spreading Cotoneaster. May. 6 feet Zone 6.
Pink flowers followed by red fruit in fall and winter. Foliage semi-evergreen
turning dull red in autumn. Plant of graceful spreading habit.
Sak LSE TTI BR a ee Es 6.00 55.00
horizontalis. Rock Cotoneaster. June. 3 feet. Zone 5.
Small pink flowers followed by bright red berries in early fall. Semi-ever-
green foliage red and orange in late autumn. Flat horizontal branches make
this an ideal rock garden plant.
lL nb LE) Ten ae are DS Seah ae ee 6.50 60.00
SSL Lee Es bg ce A ee ere eles oes ee 7.50 70.00
SELMA ra tite Seen e eee eae 2 ok ON Ae 10.00 90.00
SL LE USE MAE 2S 2 ye OAS ae 2 ee _. 14.00 125.00
DEUTZIA
rosea. Rosepanicle Deutzia. May. 4 feet. Zone 5.
A graceful, dwarf growing plant producing attractive pink flowers in
clusters 2 inches in diameter. Also known as “eximea” or “rosea eximea”.
Mel) Lele ha 1a Ae eR 2 Dep ec 6.00 55.00
Tabi Se tia LE ape aE eS eS ee ee ee 7.50 70.00
16
DEUTZIA—Continued
EUONYMUS ele ay tel cre Ripa tang) aed Th mf
FORSYTHIA s
; Wd ty acy 7 a ar ee
. a m ¢
THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAX, IOWA _ Niel
S ’ 7 +. >
=
scabra. Pride of Rochester. May. 68 ee Done A Vik ys
Double white flowers remain effectively in bloom over a long period.
to bloom than other varieties. deta h
s q ‘ . 4
a
70 18 to 24 TOSS) He ee oe 5.00 y | 45
110 3: tova i ee ee :
i Tue ey f : in| 7 y ; or Ps
A
fortunei radicans Gases Upright Common n Winterereeper. 4 ia Zone
shearing. fetees is shiny, dark green and ‘evergreen.
330 12 to a _ 22 22 sesS2 55: 6s ssseseeSs-e see ste
;
i ‘als
te Oe a! 00 100.00
ie ve aes ‘ aa ae eae), ‘ :
ae i y on ’ abi
patens small leaf. Bouin Euonymus. 8 feet. Zone 1h at
Pras
Hardy small leaf Euonymus similar to ‘Patens. ay, or 1) ‘
120 12 to 15 Binge Bei oe ee 7000
O75 HAD NCO Nts, ne Ae ae ie ee Oe Oa
230 18 to 24 ir | 50
80 2 to ees t
: eS be ete eee
(ies Or ee t. Zo enh yp
Beatrix “Farrand. oe fee
fee Die ‘ oe sles flow.
F: Shea an in the thro. zs :
} hg . es 4.00
ees ee Sy a7 50
°
Hoy h
Agvet piney s Bowe ue v
a neue flowers 10: nu
: te 18 iain a la Be a ceecesee Piet eh +a
1400 “4s ‘to (24 in.2_” ely Bias =
100 3 to 4 PgR Cee M
ao | 4 i eae” oY ary ‘ 754 ~<A ‘
se CESS aay ies SI pease
— rd] ae ae ne a
ovata. ‘Early y ee 68. ft. Zone 25 oe he
| ‘The eee ee to_ ee and — ey as For: y
MY
- 300, 2 to 3 ee
50 8 bo Aste ee eee
2
BULLETIN NO. 1 17
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued
FORSYTHIA—Continued
Per10 Peri00 Per 1000
Spring Glory. April. 7-8 feet. Zone 5.
A new Forsythia which is, without a doubt the loveliest of all. Its large pale
yellow flowers completely cover the branches. Very brilliant and attractive.
720. fe Ga CES a ne $/£00) '$ 35.00', 8 $40
SE Of ine Ss Fo) edt Bn 5.50 50.00 450.00
ini) (3 Sn eee ee 6.50 60.00 550.00
Set Ee A Es SAS Ss ae ee Sule eee ee 8.00 700) le ee
suspensa sieboldi. Siebold Weeping Forsythia. April 9 feet. Zone 6.
Bright yellow flowers are produced on very slender pendulous branches.
Can be used to over hang wall or trained for a trellis. Branches root easily
where they touch the ground.
Towti 1A Geo RG Mga ss ane Se eee ae, Se ee eer 6.00 515), UU eee
Peed] Lay (ER SE) yy a ee oe ee 7.00 65.00 600.00
eMC AEC LA, os ie pe ot en So 8.00 75.00 700.00
HAMAMELIS
virginiana. Common Witchhazel. October. 15 feet. Zone 5.
Peri0 Per100
Native American spreading shrub with rather large leaves turning bright
yellow in fall. Small yellow flowers with heavy odor open at time leaves
are falling. Recommended for shade plantings but makes well rounded
specimen in full sun.
Pe ED) Le a a ee eee © See Ae re Se $ 5.50 $ 50.00
Sl Lobe RD ZALES ee ae eee ee Fe pee Sear 7.00 65.00
BU ge CEE OS Ce eee a eee eee | oe See eee oe ee ee 8.50 80.00
HIBISCUS
syriacus. Shrubalthea. (Rose of Sharon) August. 10 feet. Zone 6.
Large desirable shrub for specimen, group and screen planting. Free
flowering with hollyhock-like flowers from midsummer to early fall. Avail-
able spring only.
Soe U2 leh Sits op ee Be ee ee a eee ee 4.00 35.00
Dees SEE, Teg: Cee AR SP ee SS a rey 5.00 45.00
Fe vos) Sv ST rae eee 22S hak Dee ee pee en eee Bae ee ee 6.00 55.00
SLD cup TEE Ee ey ea ee, ee ee 7.50 70.00
3/4’ 21 dy 1 NS/ 25 ALIS”
TI CRTISICS ee EP ae ee ee te a eS ie 780 600 180
PERCH Ns COE Det pee we ee 140 500 300 240
Boule de Feu, dbl. purplish-red __________________-__- 200 500 190 290
Jeaitie MIC fates able. White 8) 2 6 See ek aA 190 260 100
BiG ye Scist-tte TOSS. rt ee a 100 140 100
HYDRANGEA
aborescens grandiflora. Snownhill Hydrangea. July 3-5 feet. Zone 4.
Upright, dense growing shrub with creamy white flowers in large rounded
clusters about 6 inches in diameter. Easily grown, popular shrub particularly
adapted to shade or semi-shade situations.
‘PLS OPEN Lip os ees el 2k a Ra ae ee a es 5.00 45.00
EU fas (LEA ate St oe ie Loe Be ee ee 7.00 65.00
PALL Sent 2) eke Se SE ip ae ee ee 8.00 75.00
macrophylia Nikko Blue. Nikko Blue Hydrangea. June. 9-10 feet. Zone 6.
Both hardy and beautiful. In alkaline soil the flowers are pink; in acid they
are blue. To change alkaline soil to acid, use two tablespoons of aluminum
sulphate to a gallon of water.
90 2 year No. 1 heavy field grown plants_________________- 10.00 og eae.
PTS RORCISER: hee rg ey peer ees oe ed Ae he 8.50
18 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued
Per10 Per 100
HYDRANGEA—Continued
paniculata grandiflora. Peegee Hydrangea. August. 25 feet. Zone 4.
Enormous trusses of double white flowers changing in late autumn to shades
of pink and bronze. Responds to close pruning and fertilization.
200 ):2i CO poe ah AB a ek i ies a Bh NG eae oe noe ee $ 8.00 $ 75.00
HYPERICUM
kalmianum. Kalm St. Johnswort. July. 3 feet. Zone 5.
Produces handsome bright yellow, single flowers to one inch in diameter.
A low compact plant of neat habit.
GO), (9). CO) SL Sib nee ae Nees a © a nes OB CPR Sy GEE py ka te ee aes 4.50. + 2
240+ (D2) COLO) ALTA ME te Ne BA Bi See phe By Bey 2 Pe = Marah eat Tea 5.50 50.00
LOO i EO e TS brat em Ay ES NON Ae Ei Ne Ft Bie, aa Ae aa a 8 BUR 6.50 60.00
LAGERSTROEMIA
indica. Common Crapemyrtle. August. 18-20 feet. Zone 7.
Crinkled bright pink to red flowers to 11% inches in diameter produced over
a long period. Blooms on current years growth so heavy pruning can be
practiced. Vigorous rounded habit. Available in the following color varieties,
Abe owe Ec Wer) a are SONY NN MEM Aol 8 UA bs ORO Sein GONE ed ye Ue te ew 4.00 35.00
NB | CO) ENR TS Ee a Mg ay Ag Mela Ronee pes MEN ees Nes pt ae 5.00 45.00
DO ABS HEC BOA DAatie ab 4 wy fa, Zi eee ee a) UR! YL 2 ae) ep Rie Mn gD ne Ae 6.00 55.00
12/18” 918/24” Dye
Pim Res Yee 2 RT ea ae OAR Ug ae WEN, ae ayes ae 200 290 %)
Purple (fee GNIS hoe EWE, ee Ce REN ACE mR el aA yey EIEIO pe ee ne 150 240 90
Watermelon: reds 26 C8 ah i ie Se er yrs Pah Cig fe IN er aed hee Bg 300 190 200
WV eRe EE a May Le et a a Stan ATR TNO oe Oia” SR Wg A 100 AS 190
LONICERA
Per10 Per 100
claveyi nana. Clavey’s Dwarf Honeysuckle. May. 5 feet. Zone 4.
A new compact growing, dwarf Honeysuckle. Grows in well-finished globe
shape without shearing. Small yellow flowers. Excellent specimen or as
edging and hedging.
ZOO WAZ TO MLS ee 2a hc) Rea sce Awe eee age en eR Fe A $ 4.50 $ 40.00
B90) 2 EO) 1S ole ba tere ae! A Ray sete tale fo Sale Mee ee, Vey FR mele ihe | OP 7.00 65.00
Per10 Per100 Per1i000
korolkowi zabeli. Zabel Honeysuckle. May. 7 feet. Zone 5.
An improved strain of the species. True deep pink flowers almost appear red
in early bloom. Outstanding in flowers, fruit and hardiness.
Ce OS PAD Wo Veal mb 0 ae pe Se SPEEA a) Aes le papel a 1 Bah Cat $400 $35.00 $_----
AD OV) ESCO 24 pan Ts 0 ae 2s A tote Deere ee ees ek tee eRe 5.00 45.00 400.00
TOO SS NCOmear ye LE es sa ee Name cha Tee ae eee Pee 7.50 70.00 650.00
a RSTO Oye ike we 5 MR oN ARR Ss id Ab REA EP ATE eR OO 9.00 85.00 800.00
tatarica alba. White Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 8-10 feet. Zone 8.
Flowers of pure white are followed by red berries. Upright, neat habit.
1100 wd2y to WTS Mines) 2 Stee + ee Eee eee Sa 3.50 30.00 250.00
A200; US. CO, eee aN. ee a Eh Se 4.50 40.00 350.00
AZOO; 20) wa Mey ee bl pk elie ebay Ae eee Se eae ee ee 5.50 50.00 450.00
tatarica rosea. Rosy Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 3-10 feet. Zone 3.
Excellent blooms of rosy pink outside and light pink inside. An abundance
of red berries.
490. 12 ste, AQ IN ee ea re ee ee eee ae 3.50 30.00 250.00
200) | 18) (tO Ui 220 ins 2 eee es a en ee 4.50 40.00 350.00
2800 "52 CONS (iGo a 2 eA Sh Re ee a ee 5.50 50.00 450.00
SOD0 "3 “VbO) Vay ECan et ee ee ES 9S es ee 7.00 65.00 600.00
6250 14 tO) diese nee eae aes eee ee eee eee 8.50 80.00. 232
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ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued
LONICERA—Continued
Per10 Peri00 Per 1000
tatarica sibirica. Red Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 8-10 feet. Zone 8.
A profuse display of deep pink flowers followed by red berries. Hardy, neat
and vigorous.. Excellent as specimen as well as in screen and border.
PRES ECCMR Ot WATE ee ee ee i a ee ee $ 4.50 $ 40.00 $350.00
DOMED IRC Gat = ee ES oe eS he eae 5.50 50.00 450.00
Pa 3) iG MCS) Mg AS ES a ee es ere 7.00 65.00 600.00
iS 2 Ut ig like Bis ee eee ee eee 8.50 SU0G7 s+ 22
PHILADELPHUS
coronarius. Sweet Mockorange. May. 9 feet. Zone 5.
Old fashioned sweet-scented Mockorange. Free flowering and vigorous.
Single white flowers 1-1% inches in diameter. Excellent for dry locations.
SUD Tze DOE oo SO ee 4.00 SCO hy pa
Sip LE EE. pcg 08 Se ae Ne eee 5.00 OO ee E|
GEE MCI RE tes 22 ek OT, OS RN ek ee 6.00 300) Sea es
USEC Pee we ost 28 eS eh a eh ee 7.50 TO0CR Bes
grandiflorus. Big Scentless Mockorange. June. 9 ft. Zone 5.
Single white flowers to 2 inches in diameter.
errs AOE Ey OR ITYS 22 SO Se ER OL ERAN 8 Sa 4.00 30-00.py, fF £2 a=
MeL) ise (10 ypc gS ge es ee nae See ee 5.00 45.00
200 2 to 3 ft
age eee ee ee 2 St ee 6.00 55.00 ft -e
lemoinei. Lemoine Mock-orange. May-June. Zone 5.
Semi-dwarf with good foliage. Dense clusters of small, fragrant white
flowers.
PPT Te ea es a SE: AU RRS e Saad he. 2
Su TD ng) Ar 2 ee ee eee GOON Vece 2 8 er
PTS CBE RM Gre ee 8 re Set he OO See ae
virginalis. Virginal. June. 6-8 feet. Zone 6.
Double flowering, fragrant Mockorange. Flowers are large, 2 inches in
diameter and appear intermittently through the summer.
id UL) Ee Dele ia ae 2 AO Ree te eee one oe aera 3.50 SOG WET eA
CSL MSs PhD Sg SS a ee ee ee ee a 7.00 B00) is eee
D3) 2 Gb dees ae Be es ee ee ee 8.50 AU Ug We be ae
virginalis Bouquet Blanc. 6 feet. Zone 6.
Single white flowers, 1 inch in diameter, evenly distributed over a mound-
like plant.
Laie Lee Tp Cee ss cl Sie ie Ee ee ee eee OAM” anagiene page eo
REC NREMCN Adres Pe 5) ee ok ee) NG ie aan, Benes e
PHYSOCARPUS
opulifolius nanus. Dwarf Ninebark. June. 45 feet. Zone 3.
A particularly valuable hardy, dwarf shrub of dense habit. Excellent facing
plant, hedging material. Smaller, less lobed dark green leaves. Flowers and
capsules similar to species.
OPE WS ee WS 6.00 55.00
20 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued
Peri0 Per 100
POTENTILLA
fruticosa veitchi. Bush Cinquefoil. May. 4 feet. Zone 2.
Low rather dense shrub with conspicuous white flowers in early summer
and sparingly until September.
O10) AB FOMAS AI ae eee Phe Ie ee eee eee, Lees $ 6.50 $ 60.00
LOO 13; (CO | 24 et eh ae Sk Ae a gee ee ee eee a 8.00 75.00
PRUNUS
cistena. Purple-leaf Sand Cherry. May. 7 feet. Zone 2.
Valued especially for its colorful foliage; however, produces blackish purple
cherries following small white flowers.
230. 22 CO WLS) Mae ee eet li sie Sees, SE ee oes egy eames ae 6.00 55.00
210\- \VSh COW 24 inh eee ae oe eae SLRS Ee ota Sera ee ee 8.50 80.00
AGO! 2) bOviS/YECs ee Sore ree ae eee ee I 2 ee ee eee 11.00 100.00
Per10 Peri00 Per1000
glandulosa. Doubleflowering Pink Almond. May. 4% feet. Zone 2.
A beautiful shrub for foundation or border. Before leaves appear it bears
an abundance of small double pink flowers closely set on twigs. One of the
best of all ornamental flowering shrubs.
DOO 212 lato? MLS sana eg tea op eae ata alk MN en ae pe $ 4.50 $40.00 $350.00
1400) SMO Moat woe erste Ot Ae ET ERA 6.00 55.00 500.00
2TO0|- 2" Tho HS REG te we ov es eee UE eee il ee 7.00 65.00 600.00
SH00« [Sho wav ake Cea ee em One pany ela As ERAT 8.00 75.00 700.00
Peri0 Per 100
tomentosa Orient. April. 9 feet. Zone 2.
Large shrub, vigorous and productive. Origin is Minnesota Fruit Breeding
Farm. Fruit one-half inch in diameter, bright red. Flesh is meaty, juicy, and
of pleasant flavor. Ripens early in July. Excellent jelly fruit. Budded on plum.
SCO we 4b LO; Ney seis eS es ae eae at aye SS Se APN es a ee $14.00 $125.00
CAS OER Ina ON « aks f ey NEN lb ae as SE em ew eh I go OR Ee Nees ru Ly 16.50 150.00
triloba. Flowering Plum. April. 15 feet. Zone 4.
Known as the “Rose Tree of China.” One of the finest shrubs. Completely
covered with pink rose-like flowers during April and May.
OG P25 CO) YO) Rite Re eee ae yrs ye tee Ng ae eee ee ee 10.00 90.00
0 Og ims ee Ls it Sed Bae Ae Ue cI) Lb Sa a lb EN ENE ia ea Sell NaS eee 12.50 110.00
RHODOTYPOS
scandens. Black Jetbead. May. 6 feet. Zone 6.
White flowers of four petals followed by shiny black berries that remain
on the plant all winter.
DAO Oi) EO 2 Fy 2 AES i Me Sener a 2 ae eae Eee a Poe ee Se 4.50 40.00
250), (di? PUG w LSM ins Ss. ee Bes Loe gee, ee ere a iy can 5.50 50.00
400), (18jtos 24 tented Teel tos Se AM ee 2 eee ese ye See ee. Le eae 7.00 65.00
BO 2) tO Sih se NES AOR | eee pe) a) ee eee gi 8.50 80.00
RHUS
canadensis (aromatic). Fragrant Sumac. May. 5-6 feet. Zone 4.
An excellent shrub of dense habit to use in front of larger plants or on banks.
Small yellowish flowers are followed by scarlet fruit. Yellow and scarlet
fall foliage. Very hardy and a rapid grower.
DSO (Ul2 Wow AS Sin. 25a ee ee ee eee os 5.00 45.00
D500. 2 We! Air! =") hk OT Oe a ee ee ee eee 6.50 60.00
TOSO) 2° hon Sr Et oN Se is Os ee ee ee 7.50 70.00
Peri0 Per100 Per1000 —
glabra. Smooth Sumac. July. 15 feet. Zone 3.
Small greenish flowers are followed by bunches of crimson berries which
hang on into winter. Bright red autumn foliage.
He te cOr hs ime 2 bas eee se Oe SIS SIBO NY $430.00!" $250.00
2000 18 to. 24 1) 1 Sager gaia ea, SOA ON de Sate eae Pre 4.50 40.00 350.00
3100 2 to 3 tt: —---- Ihe oA et Baa ee 5.50 © 50.00 450.00
UOMOM COO yt bao ee fl 8 RE a le 7.00 65.00
typhina. Staghorn Sumac. June 20-30 feet. Zone 4.
Very fuzzy twigs comparable to young deer antlers. Fine for massing and
on poor dry sol, Red autumn foliage. Pyramidal trut clusters hang al
winter.
Janu? to 18 ins) <2 2. M7 EA Re Wee ese ODE) 125/008) * 200:00
18 to 24 DT nec 9 5 Oe =e =e = Se ee SS ===> 4.00 35.00 300.00
2 to 3 Tie et sees vo ------- ------- ee -------- 5.00 45.00 ' 400.00
Re tee iad ae LAU AG EN -. 650 60.00 550.00
Beton by trees. WV ide he et Ste Ay ONT ae re 8.008 © “7500 | 2700100
v 5 to 6 ft. ==S2555= SSss5s22 55 5525555 5555555525525 = 10.00 90.00 800.00
6 to 8 iG =s==>> SS S55 SS Se SS SS SS ae eee eS -- 12.50 115.00
ee rete Stier Stachorn Simias June. 20-30 feet. Heng |
Very similar to the species; pat vet has aol aria deebiy oats a leatlees
400 ~ to 12 rae -------- --------------- ------- -- 3.00 25.00 -----
1400 102 to 18 in. —-<---- ------ eee --o-e- am--rercc- 4.00 35.00 -----
BuuOmeS) to (24 tas.) REE PRONE ae aN AS 002 yas eee
BomoMto rs ate. 8. RR AW AS86001) +) e500" La
igtnaee Alpine Currant. May. 6-7 feet. Zone 3.
Dark green foliage of fine texture appear very early in season. Tiny greenish
yellow flowers, scarlet berries. Densly compact, upright low shrub and ideal
as hedge. Does well in shade areas.
aew---
SOOmplom ton 05) inka sa. So LL oe Sh A ee ee 6.00 SoOOe (eceeee |
POLO el ator 1S Wye 25.8 2. ee boats erat se NE oes oe 7.00 65.00 eee
HOM Sie tOMo+ ie ee oe Sh ews4 536 eee ee =} 9.00 85.00 — 4 5r
purpurea nana. Dwarf Arctic Blue Willow. March. 4 feet. Zone 5. ;
One of the better in the species with dense habit, fine Sy gray leaves .
and purple twigs in winter. Suited to moist situations, hedges and borders. | ,
BUMPN OL stamets. Mines 8 ee oS ge Se Amy ph Ate 3 7, 2:50, 20008) a= |
ed OE MCOMECL oy METIS 2 Oe once FOP g oh ee A eS 3.50 30.00 |
POMMOM Te ele ines Mote Vo dad 2! eo. 35100) |
140 18 to 24 1) 0. eee | Peer GS Wee 5.00 45.00 RAS |
py ‘ i.
repens “Golden Dwarf”. March-April. 3-5 feet. Beng
Silvery gray-green foliage on yellow stems. Horizontal pl: | J
H205NCoe LO 2) (in, se 2 ee ere ee ee 2 3.50.0 it 2 bees, |
350 12 to i5 iti, 2A dh a oe ae eh ee ee 4.50 Pas a5 ces if
150 15 to 18 Lina, Se wo Peel oes Ssocece So SSSSeseé See Soe 5.00 ----- ia ae
SPIREA ’ Soha £ ;
deeuthearand’ Spivea: May. 5-6 feet. Zone 5. Ay!
The most free-flowering and showy of early Sines Flat clusters of pure =
white flowers on arching branches. Useful as specimen and in borders. — wt
BEG D2 the dike, Wane Jaca 2 9 NN AR a 0) 5
nC ce ee ee 50d |. 4500) 2 1
BING) DLT Ua, RES are eels ae eee i Pere eG) (Oe00l >) osces
hae
7 4
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22 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued
SPIREA—Continued
Per10 Per100 Per 1000
billardi. Billard Spirea. June. 6 feet. Zone 5.
Produces pyramidal spikes of bright rose flowers. Forms a dense mass of
growth.
760°. 42 to! AS ng se eee ete SO a ee ee een bes $ 4.00 $ 35.00 $300.00
BLO. Sy tow! 24 ie ce Ree ae fey te eal ee Me 5.00 45.00 400.00
$20: DO: 1S HE ep ates oy RS a oe Sg ie pee an eee 6.00 59.00 500.00
bumalda Anthony Waterer. June. 2 feet. Zone 5.
Flat clusters of bright crimson flowers to 6 inches in diameter are produced
over a period of several weeks.
230.) D:stov) D2) nari Belton eae oe ae nukes, Lene. © el aia ge. 3.00 25.00: Sees
110) 12: to: LS lias Sup aera a eae hier OU yeaa, ewe 4.00 35.00 °
bumalda froebeli. Froebel Spirea. June. 2-3 feet. Zone 5.
A very hardy, vigorous spreading plant producing bright pink flowers.
Young foliage has purplish tips. Autumn coloration reddish bronze.
170 69.4 FO1 CI 2 I BA ee ae eek ty ane ee eal pe 3.00 25.00. as
540 1D to ASU iris Oe Pe See ake ere Ga) Ra piv cena ke 4.00 35.00 ee 5
Pod (mm esl oo a7: Oy Ya es aA a AI OR SN Dt eet Se 5.50 50.00... 22
BO! 62.6 tO 2A EEL os) a) Raa Sea pee beh Een weed oy AY, 7.00 65.00 - =o
japonica coccinea. Redflowering Japanese Spirea. July. 4 feet. Zone 5.
Similar in growth and habit to Anthony Waterer Spirea but much clearer
and richer coloring.. Foliage shows little fading to magenta.
F230 "9 SEO! O12 aT Ae Ewe eeu dew ly RA poeSie aes Poe? DN 3.50 30.00
260 "12s tov AS ye es US aera peeps eke eee Ws Seta a 5.00 45.00
thunbergi. Thunberg Spirea. May. & feet. Zone 4
Low growing shrub with slender branches. Early pure white flowers in
clusters. Fine textured foliage turns to orange and yellow in fall.
140) \ 12: £0 AS? hin), 22 ee on ee, ee ea! eee eee aS 4.50 40.00. "Sa
SLUM ES oR Ry7 Slip borat sk Nak on SEA Be uate SM a thes SE 2 WPL aes 5.50 50.00 e==
BOO! 2: COR BE ba kee pe eet NTL REE te, ye pee ey ee eae ae 6.50 60.00°" 7 Same
vanhouttei. Vanhoutte Spirea. May. 6 feet. Zone 4.
Profuse white flower clusters, gracefully arching branches and general de
pendability maintain a valued reputation for the Vanhoutte. Excellent. for
flowering hedge, border and shrub mass.
4090 EZ EO! TIN ES Ee NE SRS eS Pee epee ae tee RAE 3.00 25.00 200.00
5200" 18) tor 2a any oe el se ee ee ee ee ee Ree eee 4.50 40.00 350.00
2090 27 BOF 403 Eb, pe a Re eae Se ee es, ee 5.50 50.00 450.00
O50)" Soi 52 Ets 6 isk) Sear ee ee pe a 7.00 65.00 600.00
SYMPHORICARPOS
albus. Common Snowberry. June. 6 feet. Zone 4.
Attractive green foliage. Pink flowers. Large white waxy berries in clusters
in autumn. Will grow under adverse conditions.
900 1S ito 24am Else oe Le ee ee ee 4.50 40.00 350.00
2200.2 ste: By tise Pees eee ee ee 5.50 50.00 450.00
SYRINGA
chinensis. Chinese Lilac. May. 15 feet. Zone 5.
Commonly called Rothomagensis. An upright shrub with arching branches
and rich purple flowers. Very good for general planting because of its free
blooming qualities and hardiness.
S00). 2) (0G S) NEES G2 oe 8 a a 7.00 65.00, . 342
570.. 3 £0; 44h. se ke a ee 8.50 80.00 ° 22
S10, 34 tos .Br Bi. See ee ree eee 11.00 100.00 . > 2a
BULLETIN NO. 1 23
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued
SY RINGA—Continued
Per10 Peri00 Per1000
vulgaris purpurea. Common Lilac. May. 20 feet. Zone 3.
A hardy, attractive shrub with large clusters of purplish flowers.
Pine) JS) tt 3 Ot ate ee Sek ons ee $ 4.00 $ 35.00 $300.00
Lea) Eee (Rs BY ae RS SS Pe Re 2 ee ee 7.00 Gn008 > a 5
Sl Sal Cpe Sahat ks eo ee © Ok Ee a eee oil 1 gl wy se ee ety
vulgaris, Hybrids and Horticultural Varieties. May. 15 feet. Zone 4.
OWN ROOT. These Lilacs have been grown from layers and root cuttings
or grafted on California Privet and thus are largely on their own root,
These marvelous products of selection are rapidly becoming the most popular
flowering shrubs because they are used as specimens, ornamental clumps,
screens, and for hedges.
Per-10 Per 100
$ RE Leb) Biep py te Ra eS a! So Lal 2 ge ee $ 5.00 $ 45.00
Ep 1hD) TS Saga. ot ek ERIS AS pa 3 ae ahs Oe ee ee 6.00 55.00
12/18” 9/12”
Pee eb ee OO biC Mac) ser eee eee eh ee el 120 50
(DEPEND Es See CG a ge es ee 200 250
ete SHLOMO CH eaNC po rs Ste ee ie en he ee tbe 510
PDS EES Spey 0 (evo Bat ey ooo tye Cee fe Dae ae A 220 50
CEThS7 Lie ORES 3 aiwaves lsegetnie oj ke) Su ER Se a 330 260
(IVS TE Leg Pe cen res Sayeed te ee AY 200 300
Pan SCE soiree MEINE, © 2 6 een se ee ke ry 400
I eee EEN ee SHIP Ce ett Ti be) = ee ete ee 540 320
Nemo weannes.. Gouble, wiolets 4 ')o +. fos 8 2 fel ee apie Bie 380
MCHC REEOHHICT.7 COMBICT NIAC fas et ee se ek 200 60
Nene awe Ghatenay, double white 222. 02=) + 2 e+ .- ae 300
Wa rmeaine ) nehner.: Goume. pink 9 he) 92s ke aa 180
Mamie wee rsmiC) Terier Gonpicmwiite ts 8 oe ae wn J & 100
Ma atent SLepnian, sincle, swihite: -. 92-2 5 = ee ba 140
Wy ltih: LE PSR DS Gyre es eR any aa oot Se ie ee ee Se ee a 125
SEGED. JOP b leorkla Yen A EL ce ee ee ee a &. 200
PESSSS. LITE ETD) Girvan ee 9) eye Se a ee a a i 340
Per10 Peri100 Per1i000
TAMARIX
africana. African Tamarix. May. 10-12 feet. Zone 7.
Slender spreading branches, reddish brown bark, pink flowers.
SEL 4. le 2b Oe ee Se ee ee $ 2.50 $20.00 $_----
Ell Ley Qe kt Sits we ee oe ee ee ee 4.00 35.00 300.00
isd Le 90 “ab erinhvs SE Re ee Se Sree es eee 5.00 45.00 400.00
CE SEL te ee ee ee bE 7.00 OT OUks |e Mees
LUl) 2 (PLO LAMA oe ee ee 8.50 OU.007) faa
hispida. Kashgar Tamarisk. June. 15 feet. Zone 6.
Fine, feathery blue-green foliage sets off bright pink flowers. Produces
bloom on new wood so that severe pruning may be practiced.
SPICER ren ltr en ey Se Pe ee 5.00 ATO = ee ss 2
Los) ok, 1b e8s a hse J al Sa a ee ee a 7.00 65.00 Aes
hispida Summer Glow. June-August. 8 feet. Zone 6.
The finest variety we have ever seen. Lacy silvery-blue foliage. Tyran rose
flowers in spikes all summer. Good in dry soil, sun or part shade.
hanl 2 tht MA a Bh onal ae 3.50 30.00 250.00
Bol = a no GE a ae ee a ae 8.50 SOG. ys
Pink Cascade. Pat. No. 1275. July-August. Zone 3.
Masses of flesh-pink panicles in late summer. Fine for seashore planting.
Piel gh NE Gs BO ys ak Se ee ne Se 3.50 30.00; ot ae 3
SL LS Cie Saat ee eS ee 4.50 SU00 ik toes
Sl ie Deg wt eek le a ee eee 6.00 Bo.00, Mase Sos
Per10 Per100 Per 1000
Sea Seeks eee era 12 feet. Zone 3.
Produces white flowers in flat clusters followed by bright red berries that
Mesa iae ee ue Gee een ork
i
9° to 12 SC oRAPWIEL La is Mibld lier mes AR i Ree het 3 3.50 See Sei oe
12 to 18 rt he ve ete) Ace aS gaa a) ener oy eee 9 4.50 40.00 —----
18 to 24 ins ee Se ee 6.00 -—-—---
_ Nannyberry Viburnum. May. 20 feet. Zone 8.
oe green leaves and a splendid purplish red autumn color rate this Vibur-
num as an excellent background or screen plant. Flat clusters of white
flowers are followed by black berries valuable as winter bird food.
100; 49) ita, p12) hinpaess eee UG oo Peis Spe. 298 59 28000
410) 12.topt8utme ase OU Mae OOP pe Tae Me eee hase 2 ee aD 40.00. 92328
110 18 to 24 in.. -------- 22-2 2-- 222-2222 22-2-22---- 6.00 56.00 aes
_ opulus. European Cranberry. May. 12 feet. Zone 3.
sree light gray branches. White flowers in flat clusters followed by
eal See PeUnies EE tae ue ness a oe ane ee
--- Does equally well in sun and shade and in normal to wet soils. Upright,
bare seeceaine habit. Fine Sosy obit and screen shrub.
b TUES ge 7 ofan ACS, bs DNR 20g ta Saag 2. Nae i SAR a, Lege eae 3.50 30.00 250.00
60) 12s oS pins Moe ee ere ce ee ahs Ne «cai 4:50. 00 350.00
1050. “LS ctv (Oe tints eee ere een Ee Bee 9 54ers, 16.00 55.00 500.00
opulus Gertie: Common Snowball. May. 10-12 feet. Zone 4.
A well-known shrub of upright, spreading branch habit. Produces white
flowers in round PE natiap hiteceetibias
T7OONG to, HOM iwi oie oer eat Pe A 450. 20.00
Pa20, Slee Load inser ny clears tg amen amet 650°. 50.00) aa
4000) taltte, Dalam vn Wicale a ies NW se? Meee 1-700. 65.00 2 ee
130) tors eis ad SUE LO | ho bon es
_ trilobum. American Cranberrybush. May. 12 feet. Zone 3.
Produces white flowers in flat clusters followed by scarlet berries. Scarlet
fall foliage.
170' O-Gtoeti Dunne 492 see ah aw, Be ere ae Re ed BOD 35.00 ee
430 12 to 18 GD St tel ee es RT eal a ce Lee Co 5.00 45.00 =
Bristol, Ruby. May, 5 feet. Zone 5.
Large soft ruby-red flowers produced on a shapely, erect plant. Vigorous
and hardy.
150 2 to So att. e--------~----------------- -- = - ee - --- 7.50 70.00 pee aa bef
ABO! Yt (Hows aki om Eee oak pn are dees eee td AOL 85.00 ae
florida Oldfashioned Pink Weigela. May. 68 feet. Zone 4.
Very popular. Displays beautiful, showy pink flowers.
4501 1'Sy to eit. Baie eS ie ss Re ee ee O) 60.00 fet.
770 2 to 3 ALAR ee ct Yee AL are ce: Wye 7.50 70.00 ewr---
TAQO. 1Bi sO) 4Tt: BAe ee one ee ee ee OO 85.00 iter.
BULLETIN NO. 1 25
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS—Continued
WEIGELA—Continued
Peri0 Perl100 Per 1000
nana variegata. Dwarf Variegated. May. 5 feet. Zone 5.
Leaves variegated with white. Flowers pale pink, almost white. Compact
plant. 2
ees Susie, Fare a The) eh ce 2 ee Re eee He SEE00. 8 5o160:00 202223
DLs 2g ED CBI 0 ae Py a eee ee BS AER eS by 1 eee 8.50 &0:005 4
Newport Red. (Vaniceki) May. 6 feet. Zone 4.
New ruby-red, recommended for its hardiness and its habit of growth.
Neat, well-formed plant.
sli ® Ebvo Poke bie oa) Sa ee ee ee ee Se Ula ea eS 4.50 40'0037 5; 35-2
TORO ee Ls > <a ee Sok te 2 thy) ee Oe se A 7.50 70.00 a ca
TERI, Shag ae a an: a a ae ee ee Cae a Oe 8.50 SO002 F fitena te
wagneri Eva Rathke. May. 5 feet. Zone 5.
Brilliant crimson flowers borne in profusion on a spreading shrub.
ROA De aCOgs 8 witness 5 2e eee Soi ES ee 4.50 40007 te 2
LAU, | Deh OCS Sp a ee AR Ae See oe 2s 7.50 COCO 2 et
2 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Vines
(Tied, 2 year No. 1, 10. 2 year Medium, 25 per bundle)
Peri10 Per100 Per1000
CELASTRUS
orbiculata., Oriental Bittersweet. June. 36 feet. Zone 5.
An excellent twining vine. Leaves are more rounded than C. scandens and
fruits, which are yellow and red berries, are in small lateral clusters instead
of large terminal clusters.
1500 3 year) NOVEL hae sate ae UR, SL So GRAS ag _-$ 6.00 S22) ee
3100), (2) Years! ANOMaRees Se ayteee bade: sels Je ip ie ge a 5.00 45.00 400.00
6600) /2)\ssrearg Med arin aeun eae aU i aye Eee ee ee 4.00 35.00 300.00
scandens. American Bittersweet. June. 20 feet. Zone 4.
Inconspicuous flowers. A tall vigorous climber, with bright green leaves and
orange-yellow berries. Good for covering rocks, walls or lattice.
O20. Bioneers MINI: Wak ope rteei 5 Cece maar a oe ie! ee ks ae je 5.00 - 45.00 400.00
2000')'2) year Vienne Oe nes Te eae eet yh We ae ee ee 4.00 35.00 300.00
CLEMATIS
paniculata. Sweet Autumn Clematis. August. 30 feet. Zone 5.
Fragrant white flowers in profusion. Vigorous plant with dense lustrous
leaves. Fluffy, silvery seed heads make display after flowers. Disease and
pest resistant. Easy to grow.
TAO 1) yee PINIOa BLAM Per Bh ee Be Mah So i Se ce eg 6.00 55.00
B20) v2 SVears quvLe OItITINe piv eee kee tie UCM eR Cee ee 5.00 45.00
Tangutica. Golden Clematis. June. 9 feet. Zone 6.
Bright yellow blooms to 4 inches in diameter.
TVOON) Qi rear: Wr Non gelia Age oe eed eg 8 Naan or tes Le $5.00 65.00. 2am
570 2) year, Medium=2 5200 = eg eg a Siew Lh 6.00 55.00 |. =23a8
EUONYMUS
fortunei colorata. Purpleleaf Wintercreeper. 4 feet. Zone 6
An excellent ground cover with leaves an inch long turning a purplish red
in fall. Retains fall foliage color all winter.
480)s' 3 MiCam saNGN Gly pees eT Ee Beet te ee a eee 7.00 65:00 333
ZUOO UY seo. Vie ene sk TINGG ia alle | See ae Fa are ee ee ge ee Ee Px 7D 80) 50.00 450.00
560) 2. syear./ Medium.) ees: 2. Ve eee ae 2 ee ee 4.50 40.00 350.00
fortunei mimimus. Baby Euonymus. Zone 6.
Slow growing dwarf evergreen with small leaves. Clings tightly to rough
surfaces; excellent for covering low walls.
130: 552) ""wear NOL Ae 2 et re £3 SS ee A ee ee 6.50 ‘60.00
90) 2. year, (MIGGiUIM 2422) Swe, Bae ete oe een oe -- 5.50 50.00
fortunei radicans. Common Wintercreeper. 25 feet. Zone 6.
Evergreen foliage with leaves about 1 inch long. Grows rapidly. Excellent
climbing vine or ground cover.
3250 |, 2) years: MINOy Ailes ogee ee ae ee 6.50 60.00 550.00
1400) 2) svear.. (Meaiuind sen Seg es Sal ee ee 5.50 50.00 450.00
BULLETIN NO. 1 27
VINES—Continued
Per10 Peri00 Peri000
LONICERA
heckrotti. Everblooming Honeysuckle. June. 30 feet. Zone 5.
A vine-like shrub, valued for its bright purple flowers that open with a
deep yellow center. Blooms throughout the summer.
GUNS Pee aia UES hb ees ee Cake eo ae te LS ae a a $4.00 $ 35.00 $300.00
japonica halliana. Hall’s Japanese Honeysuckle. June. 25 feet. Zone 4.
White trumpet shaped flowers turn yellow with age. Semi-evergreen foliage
turns bronze in autumn. Grows well in sun or shade and is frequently used
as a ground cover. Rapid grower.
SSO ates Cet ie INOS bint oe O62 Seek wees Pe ES ee 4.00 OD U0) ieee
BADD) 94 BSG TG UF Al meh aE eae a Bee ee Se Pees Se ee 3.50 30.00 250.00
Bote ey meVeAT as MCCMINI Om erect (eee 2 OOP pose eet es 3.00 25.00 200.00
sempervirens. Trumpet Honeysuckle. June. 50 feet. Zone 4.
Large coral-red trumpet shaped flowers and beautiful blue-green foliage
especially recommend this vine. Blooms from June until frost.
Goma VCE ie INO pes aera ei, 6h Pee 5.00 45.00 400.00
AO oy Cokes | Were Cae eee pls 5838 bl ke 4,00 35.00 300.00
PARTHENOCISSUS
quinguefolia engelmanni. Engelmann Ivy. 50 feet. Zone 3.
A hardy, clinging vine producing dense green foliage that turns a vivid red
in autumn. Leaves smaller than the species.
PEWS MeV CLES MIN Oe Net ame oeme ob Ei ise a) le 5.00 ASOO" Teese:
2 SU PARAS eh dN Ce LO PD ee ee ee nga dl Se A Sees 4.50 40.00 350.00
tricuspidata veitchi. Veitch Boston Ivy. 60 feet. Zone 5.
A graceful and hardy clinging vine. Glossy green foliage, purple when young
and turning bright scarlet in the fall.
EO NCAT un NOt umes eee his Beh BAY iy 7.00 Ga: 00d) Wie ae
ROUGE ce era bet ANC CRIETID ae ps. ool. tue AY RS A 6.00 Dd-O0. i iE ree
28 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Hedging
CARAGANA
arborescens. Siberian Peashrub. May. 15-20 feet. Zone 2-3.
Per100 Per 1000
i 10, Ca a 0 Re Os ho Weenie en eS ke ek Lee eT I $ 3.00 $ 25.00
5LOO. 12° to. 18) tn hs ae oe a eee ee ee Pane ees oes meee 4.00 35.00
1700! 18; to) 24 im hs 5h ee CR ee ee ee ee ae ere 5.50 50.00
4300':'2) to 8) £0.05 2 eA ee ae eee ge eee a er 7.50 65.00
1900).°3 to 4° 10.25). 4 se Ree Se Sateen, eens Se a eae 10.00 90.00
LIGUSTRUM
amurense. Amur River North Privet. June 15 feet. Zone 4.
Produces white flowers in small spikes followed by dull, small black berries.
4200: °9):to' "12! in: Ubranchedee 9 ee eee ae arene eee ee ee 8.50 75.00
960. 18 to. 24, ins Sticanesyandinip seme ae ee ee 16.50 140.00
3970.2 to-'3 ft. 93 and: 4. canesr sake ame see ee yee seen nee! i 2eeO0 200.00
ibolium. Ibolium Privet. June. 12 feet. Zone 5.
4800". 12 ‘to ‘AS “ings eo Se ee ee ee en eee alee ere pee Se eS 14.00 120.00
9900: «18 to (2 sivas 2 ae eet ge eee eee kot gs rere ee 16.50 140.00
51010, 0 AP Aied 50 Rs Wage MIR re YR aM tv MIR APU as Dee NT a ee ee Be 21.00 190.00
Per10 Peri00 Per1000
obtusifolium regelianum. Regal Privet. 6-8 feet. Zone 5.
Horizontal, spreading branches on a low dense growing plant. Fine, hardy
hedge.
350-9 EOke D2: Ace Eo Oe ee aan ed, eee em te Byte a ae $ 2.75 $ 25.00 $e
GOO ALD" Co 18 eae eae ee a og eet Ceres ery aa ee ee 4.00 35.00" 7 2258
Per100 Per 1000
ovalifolium. California Privet. June. 15 feet. Zone 6.
Creamy white flowers in small clusters are followed by black berries.
4900): Sr toatl? invcsbranched= sts. sri. hare ie ae as ee $ 8.50 $ 75.00
2900) ):12 7 toate in. bran cCnede Wr fat segue wie ee Ee an eee ae 12.00 100.00
vicaryi. Vicary Golden Privet. July. 12 feet. Zone 6. Per10 Peri00 Per 1000
Golden yellow foliage during entire season. White flowers in small clusters.
Blue-black berries.
1400 :'s9 CO, BQ) ine SE ISA EAE ee age ee eee $ 3.50 $30.00 $275.00
2002 15. tO TBA Ot Ck Se age eae ee eee eee 6.00 50.00 . ae
S000 18. tO DE Tae, Sere ete ree Oe eS ee ee 8.00 15.00. "eae
20012 tO) 2s 77 ne epee eee ee a Ses De Dee Sex 11.00 100.00 (23gme
Per100 Per 1000
vulgare. Cheyenne Privet. Plant Introduction No. 107630. Zone 4.
A selection of vulgare that gives evidence of being somewhat more hardy
than the species. Reports on file show no damage from cold or dry weather
in Sioux Falls, South Dakota; Boise, Idaho; and Sheridan, Wyoming.
100 19 40) (12) An 2 a 8 a ee ee ee eee $14.00 $5: Je
2000 A2ZP tots: ainvas Sele Wadi OE en 2 Ce LS RS 17.50 150.00
2000: 18: to. G2ay itis Ae te Se PU eee eee ee MEEE VE Sn 20.00 175.00
6500) 2 to, 38. Bt. KB a sed oe Bas SNe 8 te eee me ee eee 25.00 200.00
2100, B60." 4 HEU ete OR a Se So a Ce eee 32.50 275.00
BULLETIN NO. 1 29
HEDGING—Continued
LONICERA
Peri00 Per 1000
tatarica rosea. Rosy Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 3-10 feet. Zone 3.
Flowers are rosy pink outside and light pink inside.
ONG OIELO, COPE LAN SRT Tama Fy 0a oan ML ges esses ee oo BE tigi FS $ 8.50 $ 75.00
SNUG Lod ag waa Fog a pa ei See ree eat sh ge 14.00 120.00
AE el oe CON ay Lie sete eRe ae IP eh sm ee eee eee Se oh oe 19.00 160.00
tatarica sibirica. Red Tatarian Honeysuckle. May. 8-10 feet. Zone 3.
Deep pink flowers. Good foliage and form.
OU O COMPLE Aie ST ne be Sri aes ee es ee RS OP ak Pe Se 8.50 75.00
(OUD De Tr) “iRese Mole SE Seen ea wpe Bee OAS Sel Becca Ay Me Dp rae A 14.00 120.00
zabeli. Zabel Honeysuckle. May. 7 feet. Zone 4.
Generally accepted as the best of the improved strains of Red Honeysuckle,
Prolific in berry. Tidy and hardy.
UCM EOMaCOMe LD oaL It. eet see eee Poko ee Cee ee ee eee 11.00 100.00
PU UME AMO As: hI se Seen fae eee lee Zen nee Sagat Wl we Dyk See seks 16.50 150.00
WOO) MSs Spek Bm bale Se BEL E e e e ee e ee ta 22.50 200.00
ROSA
rugosa. Rugosa Rose. June. 6 feet. Zone 3.
Flowers fuchsine-pink to white, single, 2-3 inches in diameter. Large brick
red fruit. Orange autumn foliage. Withstands clipping for formal hedges.
Does well on seacoasts where salt spray reaches it.
SUL tific ripe ee les 06 | 1 Dio sa aie Si RA eye ee ee ee 25:000 y pp
TOO BLE swale fh ao by 0G oe 3 A at ae Pe ee gry bn ae te etc arm Oe a 22550" pag tee
SPIREA
vanhouttei. Vanhoutte Spirea. May. 6 feet.. Zone 4.
Profuse white flower clusters, gracefully arching habit and general de-
pendability make this one of the most valued hedging plants.
RCO ME Zo Ghee eee pe enn ere en ee Se ee 14.06 120.00
SPAN le). ho Ae bella tee ES See 5 te Ae ee ee ee ae 25.00 220.00
ULMUS
pumila. Siberian Elm.
An excellent hedging material. See “Lining Out Stock.”
NOTE: Lonicera heckrotti makes a novel and attractive hedge when planted in
rows and kept sheared. Blooms all summer. See “Vines” for further description
and prices.
30 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Lining Out Stock
Our liners are all carefully graded. The crooked and poor plants are discarded.
We are confident that our stock will please you.
Tied: 3-4 ft. and up, 25; 2-3 ft. 50; 18-24 in. and smaller, 100 per bundle.
Peri100 Per 1000
CELASTRUS
orbiculata.
G50" GSC VDs Tee ye ay oe ae ay ra ea, ee ee a eee 2) $ 7.50
(O00. 12) toehS anys J) 200 a ee Ee ee tee fe fe ee ast RR 10.00
x (51) A Ena 0 te ab on as ene Ta CMe ee ET ead Vth WARN, oe 9) 15.00
CELTIS
occidentalis. Common Hackberry.
1600.) 65 t0\02) hin Be eS See te ee ee Re eee RE ee yey AED 5.00
SOOO) yD he | ES) Rr I aN ME ED cae ed om GENE ey Sh he a 7.50
2800) 185, Co; (24s Sa SOM) Cty RMN ay ane gee ee Be er ee rel Ae 10.00
GLEDITSIA
triacanthos inermis. Thornless Honeylocust.
2000's! 61 'CO: 5 B24 pao 21 es I CaS 9D ye A ane eee One, Se 3.50
800. )..2.\-to iS EC 2 years Wee Ne Ue eee oe el perce ee AS Sa 9.00
1400) 3) to “4 RE a2) Sear SURE ee eee ee eee fe eee ae er oes | ee 20.00
3000 ' 4 €0°: 5 EE WS. eer a ee | AE UP a es eke Ee ete 25.00
2000: '5) to: GEES 8 years: -Sieee! eetan a) oS ieee ey ee ir ke Oe 35.00
POPULUS
Carolina and Norway Poplar. 1 yr. hardwood cuttings.
500 <4. Cot Bilt eg ge Bee, Sie REP a aeoe bey ces Spa es eae eee A ae _. 25.00
1600, 25, tO "GL eS TEP ee ae oe ek ne LT ery a ee ag 30.00
LOOO' Gi BO 8 (EEC. SeU TOU RO CEE TEE OB VIN Py ULE EI, J) Aree A ds nll PG? 37.50
Lombardy Poplar. 1 yr. hardwood cuttings.
1500), Bt Moo 44 eR Bh aaa A sen Be eee. ae Tle Ae Eg SE 20.00
12000: 4 Oy Se EEi ae MR eee Eee OT ey Yo ahen ed ee Pa a Ln a 27.50
OOO) B: EOs Go BE OS Se a Oy a 8 EE SEs Ck ad mm MeO NS IOC ge 35.00
12000) CSCO Bates eas bene aM, BAN OL TOR po meee ere ea Meet aa eee B 45.00
SALIX
alba tristis. Niobe Willow.
BOO: C18 fot Qa: cima ee Me ae Lae Ee avg ae a Ne EO eee ee 8.00
ZOO! 224 CONTR ELE sR EN re SN Se a Bede OU ROY, ae ne ae a 12.50
AAOD ABeeto 4 y EC Oe ae SES 2 RT IN Se ee ete ee 20.00
blanda. Wisconsin Weeping Willow.
B00 4 LOM OEE Le 8 arc Pee Ee ee Pee eae Dee Se seers t en 25.00
TOOO ‘5: bo’. Gai tee hey SU ee Cia EA ere aes eee a ee ae ge eee 35.00
TOO: (56 “tO, Bethe le eee eae Bye eae Sate en ene 45.00
ULMUS
americana. American Elm.
1100'|) GA TOs Ma rine! te AT er Pa ee ee ee 3.50
BIN0 | +2) to S NEL, 2h anys Vale ee ee es Oa Le eae Sp eee 9.00
ALO) UB) tO Vai bly | Sippy A ee Bite ear aes, trees ee ee ee cee ee 11.00
BAO) 4) "LO or kta yee ee I ie ieee SC eee ee ee - 14.00
pumila. Chinese Elm. 1 and 2 year seedlings.
41506. £0 7° 22) ine ee i pe he ee ee ee 3.50
5000)" 2 to By ft... 2 rym Dee ae AG ee ee Pe ee 9.00
1900 \3.\to 4.02 yrs. ict ee eee eee 16.50
$OO00. 4to ‘bi Pb 2) yee ee ee Rae ee ee ee 30.00
350), : 5 Ho Grit): Siar kM bien es ee ee ee ee, 5s 35.00
50 16 tou) ft 4S yrth sete ee a a ee ee eee ae ee 45.00
400 38; Go! DO EER GS yr oe ies ee Ti eae a em mg Og 60.00
$ 60.00
90.00
125.00
BULLETIN NO. 1 31
Specimen Evergreen
PRICES include digging, BALLED and BURLAPPED by experienced personnel;
however, ALL EVERGREENS ARE SOLD WITH THE DISTINCT UNDERSTAND-
ING THAT IF PLANTS ARRIVE IN GOOD CONDITION AND ARE ACCEPTED
OUR RESPONSIBILITY CEASES. We DO NOT guarantee survival.
Evergreens that are selected and marked by customers in the nursery will carry
20 percent additional charge added to the following listed prices.
WE INVITE inquiries for varieties and sizes not listed. Many items in nominal
quantities of either size or variety are not listed herein.
Peri10 Per i100
ABIES
cencolor. White Fir. 70-80 feet. Zone 8.
Large gray-green needles on a symmetrical tree. Fine shape is held even
when old.
EPPA ON LONGED 4a iL ya oie, MRR ie ae MMe ee aN $40.00 $3875.00
Ame COMPAL a hie eae oat Meee minee UR tL leg calls Et es gl 47.50 450.00
JUNIPERUS
chinensis glauca hetzi. Hetz Blue Juniper. 6-8 feet. Zone 4.
Rapid growing blue-green spreader. Resembles Pfitzer but lighter in color.
Stands shearing well.
PAY (ANS AO) alls) aig Di IE se Lea NS COU AE eee 32.50 300.00
SOME omRCO 21 oil ies Reese o pepe ones, conuee Aue CR ki Pe ed te 37.50 350.00
chinensis Keteleeri. Keteleer Juniper. Zone 2.
Compact pyramidalform with ascending branches and dark green scale-like
foliage.
OME COM CUO EL Prema ele aw NOL i ee el AD OU Ree
chinensis pfitzeriana. Pfitzer Juniper. Zone 4.
Valuable natural spreading habit of growth.
TGSUY) AIDE, Geo] Pa tla 9 rir ode eS ns fs Pens Sepals ee ee 5 eet IPA (10) 250.00
chinensis sargenti. Sargent Juniper. Zone 4.
Prostrate shrub with creeping stems.
PAO LACM LORE tla Wier eee ele TEER Wy Ye 32.50 300.00
Tae TIS e (ONT Ue | ha Pau ay od oe a eee ee ee ET Bape Sa ah Bn 37.50 ee if
chinensis sargenti Ames. Ames Juniper. Zone 4.
Broad upright plant, tapering to a pointed top.
BE UG Gy EE in BS ae a 2 eAU HOU) ee
UME ARMOR ae he eee sete eR eke eke 50.00 475.00
UVR po maCOR NI eiGa ss rae eee Lh oot oe OE Le SOOLOO 575.00
communis hibernica. Irish Juniper. Zone 2.
A dense, upright form of communis. Very symmetrical with glaucous green
foliage.
UE EUG eee eres or en eee See et AA ee ee 15.00 125.00
DOM RCORMOMC Rae eee wie ee pee A See SO ees 22.50 200.00
32 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
SPECIMEN EVERGREENS—Continued
JUNIPERUS—Continued
Per10 Per 100
procumbens. Japgarden. Juniper. Zone 6.
Spreading shrub to 2 feet high. Slow grower.
260) AZ "Gon jaG, nse e 8 oe ee eee ae eee eee aes $30.00 $275.00
GOE DB. Cy HOE sy ha sae 1 an ie ge ee eg te ea 47.50 450.00
procumbens nana. Dwarf Japgarden Juniper. Zone 5.
Handsome low shrub often planted as ground cover.
ATO 22) CoO: (NB) Araceae Sa eR eg re ee ee ee 40.00 375.00
190" (15! to’ 18a ims A Oe ee Sh ee ey ane ee oe a aaee 47.50 450.00
sabina Savin Juniper. 3-4 feet. Zone 3.
Bushy, semi-upright growth; well covered with short, tufted, dark green
foliage. Ideal for foundations, groups, or low borders.
290: 18 bor (28 ia fo V8 cee ae ee en ne Oat ey ae ge, See 40.00 375.00
scopulorum Blue Heaven.
An attractive, easily maintained silvery blue pyramid.
GLB 2 Go 226i ET NN Lg ASE ge aa 8. eee Pane Renee g. cee leet 47.50 450.00
20, 246) Corrs eit ce s2 i we Be ee es ee ee ee ee oe ee 57.50 550.00
scopulorum Colo-green.
Light green foliage. Conical habit of growth.
BBS 0 Ne 0 Dae Ae Ba ale a ale le, eh se A Ps Open =. 47:50 450.00
ASO 22 CO Won nt. ee peg de ey age ae Se Re Se eps ie” ee le 57.50 550.00
280) :3) EO. SMe te Eb eee ak Pee 8 hE ee are a OR) ee eo 67.50 650.00
scopulorum Moffeti.
Pyramidal habit with heavy base. Mixed green and silver foliage, more
silver in tips of branches.
CDM Ag oa At ad shee swipe es a Bie Eye eS ee oe I 47.50 450.00
ETO 2 | EOC TEE CE ae ager ler pee ee ae ee ees ee 57.50 550.00
BES a pial Oui Tyke ie SAE ds BS AA al eS 67.50 650.00
scopulorum Montana No. 1.
Good green juniper.
TOO: SZ iKbO 226 eit ae ree Pe ee Pe eee ee ete eee eee es ee 47.50 450.00
scopulorum Pathfinder.
Compact pyramidal habit. Silvery-blue foliage.
185 2 tO LOG ELA Eh lS ae ee Eee Ae 47.50 450.00
125996 to. "She peels ee TN Paver 2 ee eee yaa ee ea 57.50 550.00
scopulorum Sutherland.
Broad pyramid of bluish-green color.
BGO. 2) 4a) Dies Gis ae ik ae SE Oe ee erie ee eee ee oer 47.50 450.00
virginiana Canaert. Zone 2.
Of columnar habit and greenish silver color.
200 2! to! Dike dt Le Sie Ue a ty AI ee ahs 55.00 525.00
60 B36 4088 Pee Ee eS GE Gee Ee ee aerate ad ee 65.00 625.00
BULLETIN NO. 1 33
SPECIMEN EVERGREENS—Continued
JUNIPERUS—Continued
Per10 Per100
virginiana Hill Dundee. Zone 2.
Broad, easily maintained pyramid. Gray green foliage turns plum color in fall.
SPAS CO ABA i A EE ge a 2 ere $47.50 $450.00
DOU eo COs tes tel bee Ree eet ee eS ee ee a 57.50 550.00
virginiana pyramidalis. Pyramidal Red Cedar. 10-12 feet.
Deep green foliage, narrow columnar habit with ascending branches.
TORO mECON 2G lGs ee eee oe See oy ee ea le ee 47.50 450.00
15)" DEES Woe) itis A eS ee eS ee eee ae ee 57.50
virginiana Walton’s Frosti.
Distinctive silver blue.
1st ODN Roreakay hopes eee ea SS Se eye ek ee 37.50 350.00
PICEA
abies. Norway Spruce. 80-100 feet. Zone 2.
Dark green foliage. Rapid grower.
DOME SasCOM OAM at ent Rocke mee sae eS. eee A es 32.50 300.00
SPAT! PATO VP pi bE Gai Be ure. Be ee Ne Ei a ee ee 37.50 350.00
Sie Sa geoy Fly SiGe Bak, Se Oe a ee. Se ee 67.50 650.00
glauca densata. Black Hills Spruce. 60 feet. Zone 2.
Most compact, symmetrical, tall spruce. Dark green foliage with bluish tint.
TIPS O 0 Uy Away INS) Bry ol tte Lee ON Te Bieta oe oc a ee a 27.50 250.00
OL St O ara ae Wee sa eee eee ee eee A Aw te 32.50 300.00
TAD) BANUHON DAS ate eo NE a Te SM AS SO a se 40.00 375.00
pungens. Colorado Spruce. 60-80 feet. Zone 3.
Stiff, dense green foliage on a pyramidal tree.
ACerS aL OUr a Lah tl oeapae eeeriee pe Deere fee ee ae a eS 37.50 350.00
2 ORP SOM LON ye # EC. c iyi oe ie hia Dp ete eS eee Ss Sea RM ache eae, Ue 42.50 400.00
a COMI: ALC pre Sees a cee meter ee ee 8 Ae 52.50 500.00
Wer Si Woh eter Ba Ss a Se Re see Re ee Oe ee i200) ae, a ee
PINUS
nigra. Austrian Pine. 50 feet. Zone 5.
Densely pyramidal, wide spreading and rounded top. Very stiff, dark green
needles. Fast growing. Excellent for windbreaks or screens.
ay ie EEN ey Ie I Oe ee eee 55.00 525.00
Hy Ba GL ee eee 65.00 625.00
PSEUDOTSUGA
menziesi (taxifolia douglasi.) Douglas Fir. 70-30 feet.
Hardy gray-green pyramid. Rapid grower.
GCUMREOMLOMN: te 00) peer Aor Soe te ee 2 _. 40.00 375.00
eR? eee Wt os eRe ee at oe 47.50 450.00
THUJA
occidentalis globosa. Globe Arborvitae. 3 feet. Zone 3.
Popular globe type for sun or shade.
SU | abe! ya ae ath) UN Sa Ee a ee 20.00 175.00
eccidentalis Little Champion. 20-36 inches. Zone 3.
A superb new evergreen originating in Canada. Grows thick and bushy
without shearing. Rich, bright green foliage is lacy and soft. Very hardy.
Pini MCOMPE Ee Lie mere. eee bet ase ese A ee See 20.00 175.00
2 tO 2S. In
34 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Roses
All our roses are carefully grown, consistently sprayed and dusted during the
growing season and dug only when thoroughly dormant. These roses are carefully
graded and stored in our modern automatically controlled cold storage.
All roses are tied No. 1 and No. 1%, 10 per bundle.
WE DO NOT BREAK BUNDLES
Following the procedure of the American Rose Society, national ratings are
given following the name: (9.1). The numeral following rating indicates relative
height; 1 means low, 2 medium, 3 tall. Relative fragrance is indicated by the
letter: S slightly fragrant, F moderate, V very fragrant.
TEA, HYBRID TEA AND EVERBLOOMING
Per10 Peri00 Per 1000
DM Os Wc LS i a Sd i a gm el Se a Pe, A a $ 7.00 $65.00 $600.00
IN ORD Ge yl oh 8 Ae EG SUE eee eee ag Rc ADIL VAT debe te pag. Bee eee 6.00 55.00 500.00
To Mp Aina pears MU ea Ee ee GM Ca A a NS A ll a ee eae 4.50 40.00 350.00
RED SHADES
Ami Quinard, (6.3) 2 F. Dark velvety crimson, almost black.
Charlotte Armstrong, (9.0) 3 F. Long pointed bud. Double spectrum-red to cerise
blooms on long stems. Vigorous compact bush.
Christopher Stone, (8.1) 2 F. Vivid scarlet, free blooming plant.
Crimson Glory, (9.1) 3 V. Large, double, deep velvety crimson with shadings.
Etoile de Hollande, (8.1) 2 V. Bright red unfading bloom on upright stem. Free
flowering.
Mirandy, (7.4) 2 F. Dark red buds, chrysanthemum red blooms of 50 petals. Long
lasting.
Nocturne, (8.1) F. Cardinal red with crimson shadings. Just off patent.
Red Radiance, (7.9) 3 V. Bright rosy red, free blooming.
PINK SHADES
Katherine T. Marshall, (7.2) 2 F. Large, open pink blooms on long stems.
Picture, (8.0) 2 S. Clear rose-pink. Large and double.
Pink Radiance, (7.9) 3 V. Large rose-pink. Long stems. Dependable.
The Doctor, (7.6) 2 V. The buds are long and pointed; enormous blooms of satiny
pink.
YELLOW SHADES
Eclipse, (8.1) 3 F. Long-pointed buds of deep gold opening to golden yellow blooms
on long stems. Profuse bloomer.
Golden Dawn, (7.5) 1 V. Double bloom of light sunflower yellow. Bud flushed old
rose. Low spreading plant.
Lowell Thomas, (7.7) 2 F. Large double blooms of canary yellow.
TWO-TONED SHADES
Comtesse Vandal, (7.5) 2 F. Long pointed, orange-copper buds. Large double blooms
of salmon and coppery pink on long stems.
Condesa de Sastago, (7.4) 3 F. Petals are coppery pink inside, golden reverse.
Forty-niner, (6.8) 2 S. Inside petal orient-red, outside chrome yellow. 20 to 40 petals.
Vigorous upright plant. Dark foliage. Just off patent. A.A.R.S. Award 1949.
Peace, (9.6) 3 S. Golden yellow edged with apple-blossom pink. 40 to 50 petals.
5 to 6 inch flowers. Hardy.
Pres. Herbert Hoover, (7.7) 3 F. Varying orange shades with lighter outside petals.
Double.
Talisman, (6.5) 3 F. Golden yellow and copper blooms on long stems.
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e WHITE. SHADES
f; K. ‘Viktoria, (6.7) . 3 ‘8. Very d double, | snowy white, lemon tinted center.
] — ly’ Ivory, Ce 2) Pano Ivory-white with yellow base. Glossy, dark foliage.
nder on, (6. 9) De ete Abra outstanding exhibition | rose of delicate lovely ‘ivory-
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36 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
ROSES—Continued
CLIMBING ROSES—Continued
Per10 Peri100 Per 1000
Climbing American Beauty, (7.6) V. Large, rose-red flowers
on long stems in early June.
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Now 2 oe Re ee a AT de Shae een 5.00 45.00 400.00
Climbing Crimson Glory, (8.3) F. Perfectly formed crimson
blooms. Just off patent.
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Caledonia, ( ) White Talisman, (7.6) Pink blend.
Doubloons, (7.1) F. Double, rich gold, fragrant flowers in
clusters on long stems.
INO. 5p Diy. 5 SISTER UMA ML aL Bes ELS OL Teg 7 ee ne ae a ae 7.00 65.00 600.00
INO. 5 UG ee eA EE PEND eS, A TL wl oh ek ya ec 6.00 55.00 500.00
Da Co My a ieee Sori tah MS 2 A Me a a Dee ek Pree me ea SIR oe 5.00 45.00 400.00
New Dawn, (8.8) S. Fragrant blush pink flowers in clusters.
Everblooming.
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INO EDP gS Ree Rapti a et ER Oy 2 al Oe eee are 5.00 45.00 400.00
Paul’s Scarlet, (9.1) S. Large intense scarlet flowers borne
in clusters, free-flowering and hardy.
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PATENTED ROSES
We offer these roses under license from patent owner. It is understood and
agreed that they are FOR SALE AT RETAIL ONLY, at or above prices specified.
Quantity prices apply only on the specified number of a single variety ordered.
SORRY, WE CANNOT ACCEPT ORDERS FOR BROKEN BUNDLES.
HYBRID TEA
10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up
Each Each Each Each
Americana, (7.4) 2 F. Patent No. 2058, (Retails $3.00
ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Large, high centered,
brilliant red blooms open slowly. Petals have
velvety sheen and hold their color until drop.
Disease resistant foliage covers the vigorous
plant to the ground and remains all summer.
Free bloomer.
INO Ai Soh sae jee Se Base eee ee ee ee ee eee at $1.65 $ 1.50 $140 $ 1.30
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BULLETIN NO. 1
ROSES—Continued
37
PATENTED HYBRID TEA—Continued
10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up
American Heritage, ( ) Patent Applied For. (Retails
$3.95 ea; 3 or more $3.50 ea.) Long, tapering
urn-shaped buds and full high-centered blooms
of ivory and salmon blend. Free bloomer.
Dark olive-green foliage on a tall compact
plant. A.AA.R.S. Award winner for 1966
Each
DS C20 Ae SA Rete ass eS Ns Oe. oe ee ay $2.20
Aztec, (7.6) 2 F. Patent No. 1648. (Retails $2.75 ea.;
3 or more $2.40 ea.). A vivid scarlet-orange
beauty, with big, long-lasting show-type
flowers on a vigorous easily grown plant.
Ovoid buds and double, high-centered blooms.
E5U Gy WEL Mae Neat 2 Si Ue eh SA ed ll A ig ee >,
Bewitched, ( ) 3 V. PPAF. (Retails $3.50 ea.; 3 or
more $3.15 ea.). AAR S. Award for 1967.
Large, luminous, rose-pink flowers, slightly
lighter on the reverse, 514-6 inches across, set
off by golden-yellow at base of petals. Pene-
trating fragrance. Long, gracefully-pointed
buds open slowly to high-centered blooms of
35-40 petals. Long lasting cut flowers. Vigorous
plants, tall and compact. Large, giossy foliage.
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Stripe, (7.3) 3 V. Patent No.. 2278. (Retails
$3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.). Dusky pink
streaked and striped with off-white or very
light pink. Huge 6 inch blooms come one to
the strong stem continuously and profusely.
Very strong, tall plant. Large rich green foli-
age, thick and substantial. Strong pleasant
fragrance.
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Chicago Peace, (8.0) 2 S. Patent No. 2037. (Retails
$3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.). Sport of Peace.
Blooms almost 6 inches across of rich pink
touched by yellow. Vigorous upright plants
bloom freely and continuously. Flowers of 50
to 60 petals come singly. Large, leathery
glossy foliage.
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Christian Dior, (7.7) Patent No. 1943. (Retails $3.00
ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Magnificent crimson-
red overlaid with iridescent scarlet combined
with exquisite form make this the most out-
standing red rose today. Color does not blue
or fade. Blooms with 50 to 60 petals are
wonderful for cutting. High centered and very
double with light fragrance. Abundant bloom-
er. Tall, upright plant with dark glossy foliage.
A.A.R.S. for 1962.
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1.50 1.40 1.30
1.20 1.12 1.04
1.50 1.40 1.30
1.20 1.12 1.04
THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
ROSES—Continued
PATENTED HYBRID TEA—Continued
20-100 100-250 250-up
10-20
Each
Chrysler Imperial, (8.8) 2 F. Patent No. 1167. (Retails
$2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Vivid rich
tones of crimson with darker overtones of
oxblood red. Long tapering buds open even
in adverse weather. Large high centered
flowers 4% to 5 inches across with 40 to 50
petals are carried on sturdy medium long
stems. Compact and symmetrical bush with
an abundance of dark green foliage, A.A.R.S.
Award for 1953.
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Duet, (7.9) 2 S. Patent No. 1903. (Retails $3.00 ea.;
3 or more $2.65 ea.) Large urn shaped bud.
Double high centered flower with light pink
petals and dark pink or light red reverse.
The blooms borne singly and several together
have good lasting qualities. Leathery dark
green foliage. Disease resistant. Vigorous up-
right plant. Profuse bloomer. A.A.R.S. Award
1961.
Garden Party, (7.9) 2 S. Patent No. 1814. (Retails
Golden
$3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.). A.AA.R.S. Award
winner for 1960. A cross between Charlotte
Armstrong and Peace. Displays cream and
ivory petals, delicately tinted with soft pink.
The fully double blooms, opening from long
well shaped buds, often measure as much as
seven inches across and are supported on long
sturdy stems. The plant is vigorous and free
branching, producing a continuous succession
of flowers.
Scepter, (7.3) 3 F. Patent No. 910. (Retails
$2.50 ea.; 3 or more $2.20 ea.). Rare, new
unfading, golden-yellow; long, slender buds,
large, high-centered. Won the highest Rose
award in Holland.
Granada, (7.8) 2 F. Patent No. 2214. Retails $3.50
ea.; 3 or more $3.15 ea.). AA.R.S. Award for
1964. Long urn-shaped buds and classic blooms
in varying shades of scarlet, nasturtium red
and lemon yellow. Spicy fragrant flowers
throughout the season on strong single stems.
Vigorous upright plant with dark green holly-
like foliage.
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1.20
1.65
1.32
1.40
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$ 1.40 $ 1.30
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1.00 .96
175 1.55
1.40 1.24
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$ 1.20
.96
1.30
1.04
1.30
1.04
1.10
1.40
1.12
BULLETIN NO. 1
ROSES—Continued
PATENTED HYBRID TEA—Continued
10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up
Hawaii, (7.5) 3 V. Patent No. 1833. (Retails $3.00 ea.;
3 or more $2.65 ea..). Slowly opening long
pointed bud of orange-coral blend. Large in-
formal bloom to 6 inches across, holds its
color to the end. Pronounced fragrance of
crushed raspberry. Tall growing plant with
glossy green foliage.
NOM sh oe ee oh a SUL NA Lege ee Ae et ae CLARA eat
Helen Traubel, (8.7) 3 F. Patent No. 1028. (Retails
King’s
Kordes
$3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.). Named after
one of the greatest of American Concert
Artists. The color varies with the weather,
sometimes a light sparkling pink, more often
a luminous apricot. Its unusually large and
long buds are magnificent and the half open
flower and the glorious fully opened bloom
display the lovely color in a most lavish way.
Ransom, (7.6) 3 F. Patent No. 2103. (Retails
$3.50 ea.; 3 or more $3.15 ea.). Long slender
buds of chrome yellow opening gradually into
extra large blooms 5 to 6 inches across. The
full high centered flowers are held on long,
strong stems over the entire bush. These
roses hold their color well under warm condi-
tions. The plant is tall and full with dense,
dark green foliage from the ground up.
A.A.R.S. Award for 1962.
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Perfecta, (7.6) 2 V. Patent No. 1604. (Re-
tails $3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 Ea.). Urn
shaped buds open into flowers of 4 to 5
inches and 65 to 70 petals. Blooms are high-
centered, very fragrant, cream tipped and
then flushed crimson, suffused yellow. Long,
strong stems. Dark glossy foliage.
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Matterhorn, ( ) Patent applied for. (Retails $4.00 ea.;
3 or more $3.50 ea.). Double high centered
white blooms on strong stems. Very tall
upright plant with glossy green foliage. Foli-
age is highly resistant to mildew. A.A.R.S.
Award winner for 1966.
Mojave, (7.4) 2 F. Patent No. 1176 (Retails $3.00 ea.;
3 or more $2.65 ea.). Slender bud opening into
a blend of salmon, apricot and orange. A
Charlotte Armstrong Cross that has many
of its parents fine characteristics.
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$1.65
1.32
1.65
1.32
1.85
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1.65
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‘Mr, Lincoln, (78) Patent No, 2570, (Retails $250 on. 3
or more $3.10 ea.) A.A.R.S, Award Winner for
(
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No. a seo ee nae ow nm fe meme me ee ae oe me io weer ee eo o
New ‘Yorker, (19) 2 F. Patent No. 823. (Retails $2.75
pea A eis page rituals ate
eae k ong lasting and sun-resistant. Plant is
pee pre and vigorous. The buds slowly
. open into very large flowers, often measuring
- 6% inches across, of scarlet with rose red
undertones and overlaid with rich velvety-
Pink Peace, (7.7) 3 V. Patent No. 1759. (Retails $2.75
’ ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.. Very fragrant and
non-fading pink blooms are borne individually
on long stems. ae eee a upright plant is
quite generous with the 60-65 petal flowers.
Disease resistant leathery leaves.
Rose Queen, (__) 2 F. Patent No. 2203. (Retails $3.00
-ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Globular buds. High
centered orange red blooms 4 to 5 inches in
diameter with 35 to 40 petals. Dark leathery
foliage on an upright bush.
No. 1 Dn 1.65
een Highnes, (7.9) 2 V. Patent No. 2032. (Retails
$3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Perfectly
formed buds and blooms of frosty, light pink
on individuaal long, strong stems. Dark, glossy
foliage on a well proportioned plant. Fine
exhibition rose. A.A.R.S. Award Winner for
Nos Mire sec® OE Sot Me pa OL een ae Nae RETO a Ly oP Pg 1.65
INo. AAaE se TR Peas See Me a elas | 1.32
South Seas, (7.8) 3 F. Patent No. 2184. (Retails
$3.50 ea.; 3 or more $3.15 ea.) Deep shell pink
buds and very large blooms of coral-pink.
Huge, high-centered blooms are fragrant and
long lasting. Large leathery foliage. Con-
tinuous bloomer. ears
10-20 20-100
Each
Each
$ 1.75
1.40
1.40
1.12
1.37%
1.10
1.20
1.50
1.20
1.75
1.40
100-250 250-up
Each Each
$155 $ 1.40
1.24 if 12
1.30 1.20
1.04 96
1.30 1.20
1.04 96
1.40 1.30
1.12 1.04
1.40 1.30
1.12 1.04
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BULLETIN NO. 1 41
ROSES—Continued
PATENTED HYBRID TEA—Continued
10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up
Each Each Each Each
Sterling Silver, (7.0) 2 V. Patent No. 1433. (Retails
$3.00 ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Silver-lavender
flowers 4 to 5 inches across with sweet fra-
grance. Medium tall plant, vigorous and free
blooming, with dark green, leathery foliage.
INO sir beta tp Fa SES CLO. bie oe i + See) $1.65 $ 1.50 $140 $1.30
Noe ig ON A Psa AS Yes ee SO a a ee 1.32 1.20 Li12 1.04
Sutters Gold, (8.1) 3 V. Patent No. 885. (Retails $3.00
ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Beautiful long-
pointed yellow bud, richly shaded with orange
and red. Rich tea fragrance not found in any
other yellow rose. The 24-petaled flowers are
high centered and richly colored. A.A.R.S.
Award for 1950.
BINT Oe, eer ee ed eo te LT a el Be Men AIC ol 1.65 1.50 1.40 1.30
IN Gigs one yes tee Ah ate Sy gage at BE oT ee 1.32 1.20 1.12 1.04
Tiffany, (8.8) 3 V. Patent No. 1304. (Retails $3.00 ea.;
3 or more $2.65 ea.) Pointed buds of deep
pink with golden shading at base, open to a
phlox-pink bloom. Flowers are _ perfectly
formed, double and have exceptional lasting
qualities. Blooms are borne singly on long
stems. Vigorous upright bush with dark green
foliage. A.A.R.S. award for 1955.
NGOS lk ee et ae pe mee RUNES ot ly 5 Pa 2 a 1.65 1.50 1.40 1.30
iy Coven a eit gosh eR ge es OY Ow ets ee oe ee 1.32 1.20 1.12 1.04
Tropicana, (8.5) Patent No. 1969. (Retails $3.75 ea.;
3 or more $3.30 ea.) Orange red color is held
in sun as well as in a cut flower. Blooms
4% to 5 inches in diameter will last five to
six days when cut. Constant bloomer. Rich
green foliage is very disease resistant. Adapt-
ed to all parts of the country. A.A.R.S. Award
Winner for 1963.
INC AP meee oo wes MER ek SALE ely ee PO 2.00 1.90 1.65 1.50
Dea, LURE! CI eS ea ee, Ree ei a 1.60 1.52 1.32 1.20
White Knight, (7.2) 2 S. Patent No. 1359. (Retails
$2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) First white
hybrid tea ever awarded the A.A.R.S. honor.
Superb form of both bush and flower. The
satiny white blossoms hold their purity of
color on long stems ideal for cutting. The
35 petals roll loosely outward achieving a
stunning effect in the open flower. 1958
A.A.R.S. Award winner.
IVa BE ie Sy ee el ey AR A A A = 1.50 1.37% 1.30 1.20
ING ULES m2 See Es A del ees Dae. So 1.20 1.10 1.04 .96
42 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
ROSES—Continued
PATENTED CLIMBERS
10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up
Each Each Each
Cl. Chrysler Imperial, (7.4) V. Patent No. 1528. (Re-
tails $2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Long
tapered crimson buds on vigorous canes open
to vivid oxblood red. Good foliage. A.A.R.S.
award winner 1958.
INO 8D SP Fs TON Ne met ee N Dey ilu a ee $1.50 $ 1.40 $ 1.30
INO.) DG P52 ee Ba Aa Tas a ale ree 1.20 1.12 1.04
Cl. Golden Showers, (7.4) F. Patent No. 1557. (Retails
$2.75 ea.; 3 or more $2.40 ea.) Buds and
flowers are exquisitely shaped daffodil yellow.
Long pointed buds with fragrant, high cen-
tered, 25-30 petaled 314 to 4 inch yellow open
blooms. Recurrent bloomer, Almost thornless.
1957 A.A.R.S. Award winner.
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Cl. Peace, (7.2) S. Patent No. 932. (Retails $2.50 ea.;
3 or more $2.20 ea.) Climbing form of the
famous Hybrid Tea. Blooms lemon-yellow,
edged rose-pink. Very dark glossy foliage.
INOS he 8 infos me Fae A Ih ET EN el 1.40 1.25 1.20
IN Oi fy SEG yee Re ET at Nr ea 1.12 1.00 .96
Don Juan, (8.1) V. Patent No. 1864. (Retails $3.00 ea.;
38 or more $2.65 ea.) Pillar type. Constant
display of deep velvety red 5 inch flowers
with delightful fragrance. Color holds, does
not burn. Excellent for cutting. Very hardy.
Bio Minis WR Nic hepan 1 0 DAN a ae ie ep mip a gle MEME ee, Sy No 5. ahs 1.65 1.50 1.40
TNO PEG 8 ele Mee ihe fe glee Bee 1.32 1.20 1.12
PATENTED FLORIBUNDA
Each
$ 1.20
1.20
96
1.16
1.30
1.04
10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up
Hach Each Each
Apricot Nectar, ( ) Patent No. 2594. (Retails $3.00
ea.; 3 or more $2.65 ea.) Gentle apricot buds
and lighter flowers up to 4 to 5 inches
across. Profuse bloomer. Old rose fragrance.
Dark green, disease resistant foliage on a
plant to 3 feet tall.
INO} ye es ae SIRs BAY a oA Ole ae a $1.65 $ 1.50 $ 1.40
Bie Meets be Mies cert ge AE) aN had. oe eres lage APL Ut 8 82 1.32 1.20 1.12
Baby Blaze, (7.7) 2 F. Patent No. 1362. (Retails $2.25
ea.; 3 or more $2.00 ea.) A 1955 introduction
which features dark red buds opening to a
rich velevty cherry-red color and only a few
shades lighter when fully opened. Does not
blue in any stage. Excellent for group plant-
ings, foundation plantings and hedges, Flowers
produced in large clusters of from 10 to 25
on a shoot. Vigorous grower, bushy, 3 feet.
INO.) Dy tee Sie ae sl hae on ag oe 1.25 1.15 1.05
NO.) Dr) eee esas es ee he Eh NR Sk Bs ee 1.00 Ay 84
Each
$ 1.30
1.04
95
16
= rr Das » , a. . “py ,
Ld » , wd = * ’ :
4 \ ; ¢ v4
. a) t .
>. We ¢ a. , "y . * " a's
2 Aa fae BULLETIN NO. 1
ee im r? " ‘4, re ae : : ‘. “2 ; a t.
wy 1) ee " ROSES—Continued
>,
al
* rie *\
7” *)
ma) ey ot :
os : = i 8) 2F. Patent No. 4882. (Retails $2. 50 ea.;
3 or more $2.20 ea.) Perfect urn-shaped buds
ot bright red and yellows, each color chang-
- domin ting color may be orange, then pink
oO / maturing a bright red, Mildly fra-
and of lasting substance making ‘it
i | j s ~ 7 ; a
iat . " 7 aie oe co _ Each
as the high-centered flower unfolds. Pre- ;
ee ete Plant is: vigorous, | medium »
' Seo ce ai Pe ee eee eee
c= Ne oO. 0. 1% one gen i ee ----= = Se ===> 1.12
bs Sieg fe af io, “a
J 7 :
a sf S. Patent No. 1709. (Retails $2.25 ea.;
r more » $2. 00 ea.) Bich orange red of
e fall. oes oe peace in heavy
petals: = the Paige blooms are
eas ‘Me brid Tea shapes iis Bieeite
ora ative ae the ground. Prolific
. oe :
one $2.20 ay oringeriss eae
gs ‘to coral-orange. Bronze foli-
g to rich ; ae Vigorous grower
hedges and orders. AAR. Ss. Award
s+
+
oe
ee ee As Be ee es
aed ¢ .)
nO
a
ahs or ‘more So) aie pete ae
ae ae ca penne clusters. Rich
112
r a PE oat et Bs eyo A 110°
te 1 af
ms
- 2-7-2 ------------ cee eles
. eas
sed” id iy Le Fe
. PPAF. lates $3.00 ea.; 3.
athe Generous clusters of urn-—
88
a low-growing plant. —
to. pet in varying ‘shades
é a red. “Slight oa fragrance. Dark”
lez ath ery foliage. F Fine for group plant- —
and border, AALR.S. er eee aio he
7 f "ples
ya ‘PATENTED FLORIBUNDA—Continned
10-20 20-100
Each
$125
1.15
1.50
1.20
1.25
1.00
.80
1.20
$ 1.20.
1.20
.96
16
$1.10
100-250 250-up
Each
Each
16
1.10
Ba
Acghirr aeies tM | | 10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up
bean Yea . Each Each Each Each
sortors (75) Patent No. 2299. Spe anie $2.75 ea.;
S/F more ea Oe ee ae for
1964. Buds, slightly flushed cream, double
ans 4 inch flowers in abundant clusters.
Blooms are extremely long lasting. Glossy
dark green foliage on a healthy plant averag-
ing 2% feet in Paice
INO: E41. 2 SoA, esa EN eee aia a tices, SST OO ee Se AD $1.30 $1.20
No. 1% wt rr rrr rr rr rr rr rrr rr ree ee rr ere 1.20 1.12 1.04 .96
§ er, (8.5) 2 V. Patent Ne 1357. (Retails $2.50 ea.;
| ) eu or ee $2.20 ea.) Clusters of burnt orange
pus Oboe Cane aan eee netee
eae ares bloom ae bright orange
at He eee aay Ne wk 4S es Ah Ra ch yl ae at ry Bat a I acces Sy kn A 1.40 1.25 1.20 1.10
No. 1% Pag os ----- pee eee eH Ke eH Ke Kee ------- -------- - - 1.12 1.00 .96 88
ae (8.2) 2 S. Patent No. 926. ee Gee $2.25 ea.;
| aor mare SS 00a nani dual flowers three
or four inches in diameter are Hybrid Tea
shaped with perfect high centered form. They
open slowly from a dark cherry ovoid bud to
the delightful cherry-coral open flowers. Rich
spicy fragrance. A.A.R.S. Award for 1952.
No. Ly ia ae le a aera --- 7-7 eee -- - - e e e re nbs ae 1.05 25
White Bouquet, 5) 2 F. Patent No. 1415. (Retails
$2.25 ea.; 3 or more $2.00 ea.) First white
focihunde to win A.A.R.S. award, 1957. Spicy
fragrant flowers to 4 inches across in clus-
ters and as individual flowers. Golden yellow
acai ens. Dark green foliage. 18 to 24 inches
INO. Ape ek ae 2 Ne ey ee ee re el) 1.15 1.05 mi
PATENTED GRANDIFLORA ROSES
The new Grandiflora class consists of varieties relatively tall in growth, free
flowering, often with many flowers in clusters but with individual stems long
enough for cuttng. The flower, though not necessarily as large as Hybrid Teas,
ig larger than tho average Floriiunda but with the bud and flower form of the
10-20 20-100 100-250 250-up
Each Each Each Each
Camelot, (7.7) Patent No. 2371. (Retails $3.50 ea.; 3 or
more $3.10 ea.) A.A.R.S. Award Winner for
1965. Large buds open to coral-pink double
blooms. Blooms freely and continuously one,
two and three to a stem, 5 inches across.
Large dark green leaves. Strong, vigorous
plant.
Wow: (2 aide Gl eis Bet SR a eae oc Re eet ne eli $ 1.55 ees
Wo) 456 0 Ne a es ee 1.40 1.24
Sas tio ad _ BULLETIN NO. ss sor og Kinet ae
vere ROSES—Continued rie
‘PATENTED GRANDIFLORA—Continued | a
st een a Sen a rc Rides eh) 10-20). 20°100\, “400-200. 250-up
ee ON Valli ques L yabae Each — Each Each ach
-F. Patent No. 1066. (Retails $225
; r $2.00 ea.) Large double flowers ,
Hybr Tea class borne in clusters slice 4
ibunda. Continuous deep red ‘flowers : re-
ess of weather. ‘Mildew resistant. we
Cele leer ake $112% $1.05 $ 95
ai,e -
1 ee f.00) 190 84 76
a ~ rem, ’ kp i n 1
ye in
= ‘F. . Patent No. a (Retails: $8.00 ras?
wer of 45 petals, A inches _
| great profusion | ona vigorous — re
Fine for the home gesiules -
ret Sta RO BL opie Dele Ss Se ee ee it Moga) 140 1230
ae = es = ------------- 1. 32 1.20 1.12 1.04
7.8) ‘Patent No. 2056. (Retails
mor: re fae ea.) Decry dark
. Vigorous, sisengn. re :
ee ft AO GNIS EN 65”) | 50
San Sarikei iioat a) To 5 Laan) 26
, Ee laut “7a a
. i b
#40 00 ¢ €a.; 5 3 or more
SAE Seah 175
; 2, ; i” a
; f (Retails $3. 00
or an -
pg eat a ae ceage y aee ) 140 1.0
SEE S58 Meh ie a ee 2d © 1.20 1.12 1.04
“Wart ai yaad
No. 2182. (Retails |
ea.) Enormous, long, ae ’
I ae large white bloom >.
. Flowers come abun- Ot
y on very long stems. :
yn ae tall up-
Ps iy? ; 7 ik -
Py 2
Spee ais de yea omerieee a Lon: Ja50 140 = 1.80
woos Tate to 1.32 1.200 pla lej 7) olay!
7 ges A s-
Queen trade 20 ) P. Pat a)
7m fi
ihe nade: 1.50 uae my easor) 1.20
: Bp aka coin 1 12a gt ail.08, 96
.
om
= .
Le ie
‘ U , 7 . : ‘
Loe ~——
ne
46 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
ROSES—Continued
BROWNELL SUB-ZERO HYBRID TEA
These plants from hardier species, Wichuraiana Hybrids, are reported by the
originator as being equal in every way with the more tender Hybrid Teas. Many
times longer lived even after suz-zero winters.
10-20
Each
Curly Pink, (7.3) 3 F. Patent No. 842. (Retails $2.25 ea., 3 or
more $2.10 ea.) Large, very double deep rose-pink
blooms borne profusely on a dwarf compact bush
with dark glossy foliage.
Lily Pons, (6.7) 3 F. Patent No. 420. (Retails $2.25 ea.; 3 or
more $2.10 ea.) Large, high-centered, spectrum-yellow
center shading to white on outer petals. Long strong
stems. Glossy foliage. Vigorous, profuse bloomer.
Orange Buffels, (7.7) 2 F. Patent No. 1124. (Retails
$2.25 ea.; 3 or more $2.10 ea.) Long pointed
bud opening into a double, curled and frilled
flower of orange shading to saffron yellow.
Dark glossy foliage.
Queen o’ the Lakes, (7.5) 2 F. Patent No. 1003. (Retails $2.25
ea.; 3 or more $2.10 ea.) Large, double flowers of
blood-red to carmine. Glossy foliage on a dwarf
bushy plant.
V for Victory, (6.6) 3 V. Patent No. 543. (Retails $2.25 ea.;
8 or more $2.10 ea.) Long pointed buds open to dou-
ble flowers of spectrum-yellow with red at center.
Large glossy foliage on a vigorous bushy plant.
20-100
Each
30
12
.90
90
12
90
12
100-250
Each
[BULLETIN NO. as rel ae at 47
tie ' ‘Miscellaneous Perennials
+
-
Per 10 Per 100
e setabilis, an caing Heart. ee tintes its long racemes of grace-
ful heart shaped pink flowers are always attractive. 2 “in:
Un divided ae 3 to 5 even sale oe 3 A Se) Sei a ee $ 6.00 $ 50.00
Ee cinies i ae
BERS bie he eI BNA ed Ee ees bs! 40) 113.80
0 ines each) ---- Se a ne es te at a 4.00 ay 35.00
qt * b Le .
¢
U ch better variety ast the following; lower growing and
ads neatly on the ground, making it an ideal rock gar-
1 a. cover plant. Evergreen foliage. aoe ee 3.50 30.00
2 oss, Sone set leaves. Rose flowers. Le bee ee OS ifs We Le 3.00 25.00
+e : ir j ‘ A, ‘ ; 7 a“ J
Oh ‘ 4
im ty Tl naa nee De
s i eal a t- + * i - I yey ; ,
a ;
o _ woop: BOXING CHARGES:
Hier of Sor delayed shipments ‘because the
ng heavy pone . a a7
ae) : <a i] 7 ‘3 ji ae
hyeure: NEW Bos PRICES Wet wy eas
ee eae ae MR Te) bel @x00
Ee Pee ser 9.00
nie" passe ee
oe
Al be ae es if OUR OWN boxes are returned, PREPAID, and
i ‘WIRE BOUND BOXES oo Se
SEEN A EN RC 70, 00) sia cS dd a eg ee 4.75
sseeeneeee 4.00 Lamia PONY. aa ee et data 6.00
, CORRUGATED BOXES
p20. $3 00 36x20%20° Pi SS eR A
-— 2.50 c , ' }
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_$0.50 ; 1 i" bs a
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S? , : wn > 7 J
48 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
rull-0-Life
““GUARANTEED”’
PACKAGED NURSERY STOCK
A COMPLETE LINE
Roses - Fruit & Shade Trees
Shrubs - Vines - Hedging
Small Fruits - Peonies
Attractively Packaged
4-color Picture Labels
Easy to Handle
Fast Selling
A 4-color picture mounted on cardboard will be furnished
free for each variety purchased.
BULLETIN INOS ay ; 49
ATTENTION
f ; Now guaran teed. -FULL-O-Life packaged nursery stock is avail-
ble ith guarantee tag attached to each package.
ae: f the plant fails to. grow, aie Lisigess returns the guarantee tag
to TE ‘HE o SHEN. ANDOAH NURSERIES and we replace the plant the next
growing s season at NO CHARGE and POSTPAID.
»
& 1967 ect se fife A967
4 it this plant fails to grow, fill in and re-
A turn to the Shenandoah Nurseries, Shen-
soe) / i f andoah, Towa. Another plant of equal
vie y value will be sent to you in the Spring
id & via prepaid parcel post. This guarantee
onl expires a 2 1967.
v
" o Bee esi describes the plants our customers receive with
ods iuulenca: by joe Tirn © 5
; % 5 -
7 rz iA .. w % is ' ‘i
| _ Terms and Conditions of Sale.
i " See inside front cover.
50 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
NOTICE
The balance of our FRUIT TREES is not great enough to warrant printing.
However, we do have most varieties in small quantities.
Your inquiries will be appreciated and will receive prompt attention.
THANK YOU
Full - O - Life
SMALL FRUITS AND GARDEN PLANTS
ASPARAGUS
Mary Washington
2 year No. 1. 10 per polyethylene bag. 25 bags per carton ___ $15.00 per ctn.
(Minimum order — 1 carton)
BLACKBERRY
Bundle of 5 plants in a polyethylene bag, identified with a 4color picture
label. Minimum order of 10 bundles.
5), peri, Duma) 28h ei ee i i 9 ag $ .85 bdl.
CURRANTS
Packed 2 plants in a polyethylene bag with 4-color label. Minimum order of
10 packages,
QT ViCAr MN Oe sy Me iene MTT Wy ae: Be Semi ke Bett Se th ee 0 a ee Pe $ .95 pkg.
Red Lake
GOOSEBERRIES
Packed 2 plants in polyethylene bag with 4color label. Minimum order of
10 packages.
2 year No. doo. kat eae a 2 RR ees 1 eee se $ 1.15 pkg.
Pixwell, Red
GRAPES
Individually packed in a polyethylene bag with a 4-color picture iabel. Mini-
mum order of 10 per variety.
3.) year” Jumbo. 5: 220 t ds 3 ee Se a $ .60 ea.
Concord, black Fredonia, black
Delaware, red Niagara, white
RASPBERRIES
Bundle of 5 plants in a polyethylene bag, identified with a 4color picture
label. Minimum order of 10 bundles per variety.
5 ‘per bundle: (oes 3 22 - Sae aoe Sa e See ee ee ee eee $ 1.00 bdl.
Cumberland, black Latham, red
Indian Summer, red Sodus, purple
5 per ‘bundle jo.0 20 sr oe ce oie ee $ 1.25 bd}.
Blackhawk, black
RHUEARB
3. per ‘polyethylene -bag,/25 bags per carton! -2 2500 see ess eee eee $17.50 ctn.
Victoria
(Minimum order — 1 carton)
f Piioe
"> 4 a A, Kc ’
AY Baath (oe me, BULLETIN NO. ig | pune, te
Full ~ _O- infec
ORNAMENTAL ‘and SHADE TREES
with ¢ a etleaion oa label on each tae Guarantee ee is attached to each
a AGyia* 7
Minimum order 10 trees of a variety and size.
¢ Vs Bach
=a Pt 4
\
*
Pee ey AM in ee een Mae OP, Th PL We cr CN eal DID
fT een nthe’ SPIN bats SPE, Ate ee ee a de ee 2.75
1 sie
= ~ = = 2 2 2 nnn 22 === 2 22222-22222 + == === -----------------$ 1.85
OH, [ rt,
biG: eee 3 s2ssssss== 5 oe OE Ree ee ae ae ee Zs 10
OWL bry tees eee En eh ea ea ee fa cee. 2160
ney ?, Jay Darling
ai r ‘Radiant
iy eee is -- == === 2 ee eee ee tees i a S)55 = ues. --- eee ------ Ke - -e | feoD
2
e222. 23252 = ---- = = So Sse sre SS cage, = ee Ad SS Fe ate ae ee -- 1.85
1.90
fii earen Pease ie ga ST (Ee Beste bh) > aoe hdl (1.96
dl. Cade eR SS ORO TIS ie ----- eee eee eK ---------- Per bdl. 2.25
J r eres —_=--—- Per bdl. 1.00
(Minimum order of 10 bdl. per size)
ae Py hat ‘
52 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Full - O - Life
ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES—Continued
ELM—Continued
Each
Hybrid
5 to 6 £60 ee ee ee Bee Ek a ee ee $ 1.60
6 to (8° ft. closet oo eee ee Ae Pon a eR ae ee ee 2.75
Moline
5 to Gift. Soetee hae eee eas te iS oh 2 A 1.50
6 to> SLES Fe Bea ee oe Nor Cpe eget Re a 1.85
HONEYLOCUST
Ruby Lace Pat No. 2038 5
4 to Sift. Lye iwhipsy ee ee eee ee 3.05
5 to 6 ft. dey. whips! 58 oe fe 8 Se eee 3.30
MAPLE
Silver
5 te 6 Lb oramehed t's ck i ly 0 a Te! ERIN a a a 1.75
6 to 8 ft: *branched) ) 220002420 es ee ee 2.35
8 .to 10 ft. ‘branched 0. S03 ee a ee ee ee 215
POPLAR
Lombardy
5to 6) Lb ee ee ie ee Sia EE oh eG a By (3)
6 ‘to 8:.0ft. i eI nee SL a ee Ee ee 1.00
8 to dOw ite sole eo ke eh le Ni ae = ae Ti ce 1.25
PRUNUS PERSICA
S to 4° fe se A ee 8 os A ee a 1.20
re do as ea he ee a ee a Oe a RS sk ak 1.50
5 to 6: EE ee ei ace a ae a 1.70
Iceberg, White Cardinal, Red Pink Charming
RED BUD - TREE FORM
4 to 45. Bt ec La A ee ee a es al ee 2.50
B to 6 Bt PE gs yk Sgn aC ie ts 3.00
RUSSIAN OLIVE - TREE FORM
4 to Bi Mt. oo enw ak 2 ee ee Bee SS ee ne ce ee 2.50
SYCAMORE AMERICAN
6 to 8 ft... 2425.50 Ree Oe ee ee ee ee 3.25
WILLOW
B to 5. ft. 22562000 ee re a ee 1.85
6 to -8 -ften coe se Oe eS ee ee ee ee 2.25
Niobe, Yellow Wisconsin, Green
BULLETIN NO. 1
Full - O - Life
_ FLOWERING SHRUBS"
ee, :
ee
ee
DOGWOOD
Red Twig
Yellow Twig
FORSYTHIA
Intermedia Spectabilis
HONEYSUCKLE
Pink
Red
White
Zabeli
LILAC
Common Purple
Persian
7
os \
_ z 8 J
=
_D ‘sg HYDRANGEA
GO ‘! AA AG. + 4
: cs As G.
a : ’ 7 ’ ’ ; r
‘MOCK ORANGE
ren F Double Virginalis
y ae
-- a
Pr motionel I
= wig . @ ve a 2 >
6 =
Each
2 to. S Tt. ‘ea ne a ee ee .80
Ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee PO, Se ee ARE eS BO a= £65
MOCK ORANGE
Single
QUINCE
Red
SPIREA
Billardi
Froebeli
Thunbergi
Van Houtte
WEIGELA
Newport Red
Rosea
Each
2 to 3 ft. SES oe oY SO es ee a .90
8 to. (24 in. Fon oe oe S22 SS ce Se GSS Bote ot oe ee 75
5 S:
Anthony Waterer
Summer Glow
Each
iene
Cistena
Triloba
S4 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Full - O - Life
VINES
Individually packed in polyethylene bags with 4-color picture label on each bag.
Guarantee tag attached to each poly bag.
Minimum order of 10 per variety and size.
Each
BITTERSWEET
2 yTe INO. DV Leto eo el ak oe Lee RS aes ee ee an ee pee til
BOSTON IVY
Biya INOS A eh ee ah es 90
HECKROTTI HONEYSUCKLE
Qe VP INE De Ba ih Bar aE A IN En -70
SCARLET TRUMPET HONEYSUCKLE
2 yr INO Dos eee ee Ie Oy eS ee -70
TRUMPET CREEPER
2 yes INO. (1) Pee We oy ce i ey SN eS IES ee ee 70
Full - O - Life
HEDGING
Each bundle packed in a polyethylene bag with a 4-color picture label on each
bag. Guarantee tag attached to each poly bag.
Minimum order of. 10 bundles per variety and size.
Per Bdl.
BARBERRY, JAPANESE GREEN LEAF
12” to. £8, in. 'S/ balm aie ee eek Bae ak AI eS ee ee $ 1.25
12° to’ 18: in.; dO/bdT sy 22. ee oe an ee ee 2.25
18. to. 24. (ini, 5/ bars a9. 6208 ey ee SS ee 1.50
18. to’ 24° in. ODN eee ND a AAG VS
CHINESE ELM
12: to 18: ims,/25/bOl.) a2 0be eee oer ek le ee 1.50
18 to: (24 “ani, LO /D Te es ke ee a ESN a 1.00
Stoo 40 £02). OY DELS racer eh Ra ty 2b Se ee ee ee ates U5
HONEYSUCKLE
12to .18 in, WO/bdli, 20s Soe seas Eee ee ee re 2.25
Pink Red
LOMBARDY POPLAR
4° to 5. ft.,\75/bdly ose ees a ea te ee 1.30
5 to.) 6) fli S/d han ae ee ee ee nie EA se an or 1.60
PRIVET, A. R. NORTH
18 to. 24) in.) 10/bdl. oe ee eee is Ee De ee Oe ee 1.40
180 to24s ink S/O we pay es Wee hes ee sages ie Sere Sa ee 5
PRIVET, CALIFORNIA
18): to (24 sims, TO / aN os eee 1.40
18 to 24 ins «b/ bali s 2 ore Sea oe ss no 15
SPIREA, VAN HOUTTE
18) to" 24 vin. POP basa: 2 Sues heey eke ee act SA ge tee ee 2.50
18: to 24) in., °5/bdaly 222 eee ea ee ee 4 ee 1.45
SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL PRIVET
In waterproof paper. Color tag attached.
Amur River North, 10/bdl. 12. to, 24 in: 120) oe) eee $ .75 bdl.
NOT GUARANTEED
Call Us for Special Quotations
Se ae 1
“Full - O- shee
ROSES
"Individually packed in polyethylene bags with 4-color picture label on each bag.
Guarantee tag attached to each poly bag.
a
fe eT il . Minimum order of 10 ‘per variety and size.
mo” . ? Ns Per100 Per 1000
Le ny Each Each
. ta year No. 1 Approx. Weight Vigil 312), ou MR oes ee a ees eo --§ 8a) i Si 80)
Bee No. 1% Approx. Weight 3 That Loe ae PRE i atinges 15 65
(300 assorted roses to eae the 1000 rate)
q
Etoile de Hollande
Mirandy
Nocturne
AG Red Radiance
| cts Glory
Radiance
The Doctor
Peace
Pres. Hoover
Talisman
oe a ae Lowell Thomas
3 3 St
rk 0] den Dawn
7 +: ‘ ? * &
a
; cf. — at on me f
_K. A. Victoria
a Sredy's rere ¥?
Rex Anderson
White
Dagmar Spaeth
Ff voy. Two-Tone
Fashion
ae ette eapreyed
Wo rid’s Fair Yellow
4 King Boreas
Goldilocks
Cameo foe “14
oe Serio,
Rates
CLIV (BI ING é
1 7 Pink
Beauty _ Cli. New Dawn
improved Everblooming |
lory y Ab ie & - . Yellow
ight Oo aa Cli. Doubloons
ee ts
ad als 4 ; ‘
ds ee
56 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Full - O - Life
ROSE COLLECTIONS
Per Bdl
& to bundle, 2 year ‘No.6 (2.4 2 ee eee $ 1.80
Selection No. 1—
Charlotte Armstrong, McGredy’s Ivory, Picture
Selection No. 2—
Eclipse, Mirandy, The Doctor
2:.to bundle, 2° year INO). 20.032. fe ee ee eee 1.40
2 to. bundle, 2>year. No. 146 120 23. 2 Seo ee eee 1.15
2 to \bundle; 2: year. INO: 2) 0) 2 cs - Se ee ee 85
Available in all non-patented varieties offered.
SPECIAL CASES OF 50 ASSORTED ROSES.
50 to case, 2 year No. 1 — Individually packaged ____--________ $40.00 case
50 to case, 2 year No. 14% — Individually packaged _____________- $32.50 case
All named varieties in proper proportion for complete sell out.
PATENTED HYBRID TEA ROSES
Western No. 1
These patented varieties are handled under license from patent owner. Minimum
order of 10 of a variety and in multiples thereof. Approximate weight 4 Ibs.
Retail Wholesale
Each Each
Americana, (red \) f.. 2b bela ee Ne le te ee Ee a eee $3.00 $ 1.85
American Heritage, salmon (AARS 1966) __--..-_..-__.----___-____-_ 3.95 2.45
Aztec, wed-oranze \ (-255 40 = 28 a 2 ee Se re 2.75 1.70
Bewitched; ‘rose-pinks (AAS 1967). 2225-2. 52. a ee 3.50 Ae
Candy: |Stripe;, red! and: white’ 9.22.05. 44>. 320 4) ee ee 3.00 1.85
Christian. Dior; meds i252 oe Le eee ee 3.00 1.85
Chicago Peace, pink, and) yellow 2.222). 32) S202 3.00 1.85
Chrysler Imperial, ‘red:')2..t . 232 oe e eee 2.75 1.70
Duet, pink |.2222452 eo 4g. Si OS ae Se 3.00 1.85
Garden “Party, yellow blend:, 2002-4 2455222 2S = ee 3.00 1.85
Golden Scepter, yellow 22.8--)4- 3. 5 Se8 oe ee ee 2.50 1.55
Granada, pink and yellow (AARS 1964) .-2_-_-<-- 222223 2222S 3.50 2.15
Hawaii, ‘orange: blend / $8.) 55 55-) 5.55 3 eee ee ee 3.00 1.85
Helen; ‘Traubel;, pink blend). = 424/222 24i 2 es ee 3.00 1.85
King’s Ransom, yellow. 2. -3.0 4 5. a ee eee 3.50 2.15
Kordes’ Perfecta,. ‘pink “blend..-_ _- --- 55. S29 ee ee 3.00 1.85
Matterhorn; ‘white: (A-ARS; (1966) \ 2.2.2 Se ee ee 4.00 2.45
Mojave, orange’ blend\.22) .- 3085. ee ee ee - 3.00 1.85
Mr: :Lincoln,. CAAGRS 21906) 202: 2.. 092222 Se ee eee 3.50 2.15
New ‘Yorker, red) 2.5.2 22520204 fod 2 ae ee ee 2.75 1.70
Pink Peace; \pink);- 224 wosit Sse ee ee a a Se 2.75 1.70
Rose: Queen, . orange-red. 5-422 2 ee Se ee ee 3.00 1.85
Royal Highness; pink) . 2226.22 2 i Be 3.00 1.85
South. ‘Seas, apricot, blend __:2.--22- 424225 (2 ee eee 3.50 2.15
Sterling. Silver,,.mauyé 022222 2555. 363 ee eee ee 3.00 1.85
BULLETIN NO. 1
57
Pes es ih
_- BOSE—Continued
PATENTED HYBRID TEA ROSES—Continued
‘Western No. r
pages Gold, orange blend Oy eye ee eB re oee oe a 3.00
Brees esa levidl, «21, eae ee eR tee aT a 7 Ae 800
_ Tre Di SROLOUES FOG. Fee ee ee hee yee ee ee tS he eA Re
Wh nite ‘Knight, white fe SiS Seale Bach ee, 2 Se eae ee ee FASS,
PATENTED GEANDIFLORA ROSES
“Western No. 1
oe “yellow. Rie L0s Lie) of oon el 3.00
ie see red eee 3.50
Queen sabe sae" os a NA es ee ie
~
>
[PATENTED FLORIBUNDA ROSES
; Western No. 1
ectar, pink-apricot (AARS StOGG) eee Po ee ee ee eat OO
Sige orcs Re Sa Se PRON eee eo ee ee eee eee
RIA SACTICN A se ne Seen yet as ae a LE 2 ee 2} HO
en a Ae et A ee a Ce ee a 25
Heras, stelepiita CANE SUAGGT 5 mee 8 ss “8.00
kets, orange blend ae in See ie eet Bee eS Sos eS ad 9 ADABO
Ait oF ee oe ie a A ae 5 oe eb ee dee 2 .00
Y, orange-red (AARS EL PT Bee al anes BS Ce eae ee Bee 3.00
/ (AARS ERO Bem re. Pete ti ie Ne te, eee, NS 2.75
ae ; 2.25
ed ee ee eee .
e > Bouquet, white ----- == 2-2-2222 eee eeece eee eeeeeeeeeenenees 2.25
PATENTED CLIMBING ROSES
7-3 eS A Western No. 1
iva
~ ee oe
- a
Baris bola ply ell eRe Relea eee a oe ae Y -
ee ee 00
~
" _
igi th. 28252 Ss ye EE
+ 14: Retail Wholesale
‘ Each Each
$ 1.85
1.85
2.30
1.70
2.15
1.40
1.85
215
2.45
1.85
1.85
1.70
1.85
1.40
1.55
1.40
1.85
1.55
1.25
1.85
1.70
1.55
1.40
1.40
1.70
1.85
1.70
1.55
58 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Full - O - Life
SPECIAL ASSORTMENTS
Placed in polyethylene bags and packed in display cartons with color plate
inside cover. Sold only in full standard cartons.
PEONY
Special ‘assortment! 20 yt i002 eo $12.50 per carton
36 Assorted colors in attractive display carton. Each strong 2 to 3 eye root
individually packed in polyethylene bag and identified by color picture.
18 Red 9 Pink 9 White
BLEEDING HEART 222) 2. 07 50 ok Ao ee ee ee $19.50 per carton
36 per carton, in attractive display carton. 3 to 5 eye roots, individually poly-
ethylene bagged.
Full - O - Life
PACKAGED PEONIES
Strong 3 to 5 eye divisions carefully packed in red and yellow
FULL-O-LIFE wrap with 4-color picture label on each package.
Packed 20 to a case.
Please order in multiples of 5 to a variety.
Minimum order one full case and multiples thereof.
Price Each
Edulis ‘Superba, pinle ) 2 yo SE eee ee $ .55
Felix -Crousse, red 2252025202530 oot 8 Ae eee ee ee -60
Festiva, Maxima, white) .o5+ 5552.5. 2280. Se ee es SS ee .60
Francois Ortegat, red’ oo 24.00 oe Te Re ee .0O
Karl Rosenfield, red .222 2-25. ee ee ee ea ee .60
Lady Alex. Duff,.’pink, 225 05228. oe ee a ee -70
Mary Brand, ‘red. 228 52022202 Slee ee eg 70
Mons, (Jules; Elie; pink, of... 26225 2 eS SE ee ee ee -70
Rachel, red... =. 0040 oie 2 LS a ee ee a ifs Sa OO
Reine Hortense, pink’): 25.58.0242 Soe ae ae eS re a}5)
BLEEDING HEART
Each
Old Fashion (222 oo ee ee aa ee al $ .60
7 BULLETIN NO. 1 | 59
- BALLED AND BURLAPPED
, a NURSERY STOCK
J : : This | list of Balled and Burlapped Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Orna-
% m mental * ‘Trees and Ornamental Shrubs is offered with machine made
a utilizing peat and “No-Rot’ > burlap; adding lime to maintain
| 2 ‘oper pase and also slow acting fertilizer for continued growth. Peat
all then placed in poly bag for erie conservation and clean at-
ra tive display. _ |
_! u mS iy, |
ay: ae experience has shown fee when this type of material is
pror only ae losses are no aera than on field balled stock.
b f, a 4
3 s ug zgestions for ae care and maintenance of Balled and Bur-
‘material
eA. Upon receipt of stock, place immediately in bins or winplay
$ "areas and cover balls with sawdust, shavings or similar packing.
a Prune any broken branches.
et,
tt plants can be ee over summer or winter, if watered
So Ate.
"properly and with balls covered with packing.
eA
Os s ‘om Paige feeding after para e are in leaf is of benefit.
aa orders limited to 10 of a variety and size
Al stock | in this list F. O. B. Bheemiceat Oe
Ls > ed |
vis
(Fo 2 descriptions of the varieties listed herein, also
term ae and conditions of sales, please see our general list.)
— . .
7 4 oe -_ :
(se a Shai S ; i
60 THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Balled and Burlapped
NOTICE
The balance of our FRUIT TREES is not great enough to warrant printing.
However, we do have most varieties in small quantities.
Your inquiries will be appreciated and will receive prompt attention.
THANK YOU
ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES
ASH
5/6’ 6/8’ 8/10’
Each Each Each
Green). ew ee a ae $3.00 $450 $ 5.25
White 2 32 ose Fk oh ie OE ee 3.00 4.50 5.25
BIRCH
Cut ‘Leaf Weeping 2222.02) 5¢ 0 ee ee ee ee 4.00 4.75 5.00
European White. 2.222225. 25 2 eee 3.00 4.00 4.75
Clump: 2220 42 222) 28 Migs sie o9 kA ee ee ee 5.00 OOO ps8
4/5’ 5/6’
Each Each
Mioribunda) oo 22 Ae et po ee eee $2.75 $ 3.36
Hopa a.) as2.9ost kk ee eS ee 2.70 3.10
Jay |, Darling) 3°) 512-652 oat oe ee ee ae 2.75 3.35
Purpurea, VE leyi . 22.2.2 35 eee eee ee 2.75 3.35
Radiant)! (222 Se se 2 2s eS Sa 3.10 3.60
CRAB ORNAMENAL DWARF
Hopa’. tp secre esoso eke eS Be ee Se a 3.50 4.25
ELM
5/6’ 6/83’ 8/10’
Each Each Each
American «3-222. f oi Se Re eee ee $2.00 $285 $ 3.40
Chinese) 22222 see ee 2.00 2.85 3.40
Hybrid 2-425 i i. 2 ee ee ee 2.85 4.00 5.25
Moline «4.20502 2 oO Sok Be ee ee ee 2.40 3.25 3.85
HACKBERRY
Common. (2.25.52) oS ee ee ee 3.00 4.50 5.50
HONEYLOCUST
Rubylace}: “Pat:) No, 2038 yee) sa ee eee 5.25 6.35 9.00
Thorniess {0-233 22. 204. See eee 2.75 4.25 5.25
LINDEN
American ) (226) 2c 32a 3 oe es ee eee ee 3.75 5.00 5.75
BULLETIN NO. 1 61
‘Balled Gad Burlapped
ORNAMENTAL and SHADE TREES—Continued
| 5/6 «6 /8’_— «8/10
_ Rubrum : RE oD. Lk aa ies Ned oh Seep ee ee ee 4,25 $ 5.50 $ 6.50
S
_ Silver BEE EE Se ee ey td Ee 2.75 3.75 4.25
3/4’
Each
RSoulanpenma. = lee Oe re ae ae ey Oe er age, Mer 51S ,3,50
3/4’ 4/5’ 5/¢
: a. ad ih Each Each Each
adus. | Mayday, Tree ee ea ee AE She SZABO eS 21s |. $.-3.00!
~
3 PERSICA se Me ee ee 225 250 275
rifts ROUEN ad RES. 2 GDI (9) 18.00" "| 2.00
,
>
A Form ----- -- --- - ee ee ee ee ari i 4.50 Sf ont oe
% oer n = =
" - =
‘AN OLIVE ) ¢ ; 3
Aa™ mas — ’ » - 4
= ad PP a ae 4 7 7
Tre
5/6’ 6/8’ 8/10’
Each Each Each
ican ——— 3.00 $4.50 $ 5.50
ee
ad me i. | 7 { 4/5’ 5/6’
a4 ‘ ae 7 Each Each
Scarlet =a -- a= —— aes -- ey e — - oe : -2----- -- ee “5. r 3.25 $ 4.25
i
"i 5% 5
;
- — an)
ere: csi Se a 5/6’ —s«6/8’—s«8/10
se wy,” va er: * Each Each Each
¢
WILLOW _ See eae eee ee nee) 2.60 $3.50 $ 4.00
.- : at
Wey tet _ : Wisconsin
62
THE SHENANDOAH NURSERIES, SHENANDOAH, IOWA
Balled and Burlapped
SHRUBS
GROUP NO. 1
Stow Lt ese e e e S e e s ee pe $ 1.75 each
Althea, Pink Dogwood, Yellow Twig
Althea, Purple Forsythia, Golden Bell
Althea, Red Honeysuckle, Red
Althea, White Lilac, Persian
Cotoneaster Acutifolia Mock Orange, Double
Dogwood, Red Twig Weigela, Red Flowering
2. to 7B: sib) ch Ee Rd EE Le a ene eee See ee $ 1.75 each
Almond, Pink Flowering Barberry, Green Leaf
GROUP NO. 2
Z to: LEE meee Ae ee ae es a ae aS eS eer $ 2.00 each
Cranberrybush, American Alpine Currant __-__---- (18/24’’)
Cranberrybush, Highbush
Dogwood, Variegated
Prunus Cistena
Prunus Triloba
Snowball, Common
Spirea, Anthony Waterer
Z _§ E
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hee
= TREATS EL
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= 5 =s35ssi5=ne es
I ea a eee a
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a Pas ST aGS 30
30
satan E15
1a 16
INDEX
4 ‘Page
Ginkgo; 2Sese fateh es 8
Glatitsigs 20 8 SY AS Fs: gg
Gooseberry hs RE Pe
_ Grapes” eee
4 | Gymnocladus ee
z A 3 ' é
ie
®
Hibiscus ee eS
_ Honeylocust - gE STASI 330
_ Honeysuckle poe oe 18, 19, 27, 29
Horseradish ———— 4
“Hydrangea a ee Sed OP ei
BiviaiGni (as 18
4 Pr. i ‘
Gebbeatg: = soe a! Fee #20
Sennen ete. iat 95. as
a
i ]
7 to, :
-Lagerstroemia ee LES
_ Ligustrum Diet ak EEE 3}
Lilac ee 2 ee 9-98
f Maltese eat Se UA esd 47
Linden Se a 12
‘Lining Dir Saye 30
Liriodendron Pe Ae Se he Date, NAG)
‘Locust Ssh Aa a 30
Lonicera __------18, 19, 27, 29
9% A
Hackberry si Cue F204)
Hedging at ae EUS I 8
Page
Quercus) oe Hee es a Gl
Quince ee oa ee ees ee
Raspberry on eee or rm ae aoe ae es er ——5
Feed Buys eee hee ag
d Rhodotypos ~----------------20
Boiithubarhys io seo ete NE | Ate
pitti tate eS 8S PRE = T2190.) B
Ribes -—--—-- +--+ + 21
Testtrg E N os A oe ee
ROSES
EGlimbines => ees 35, 36
tlors Sa, Poly yr eee 35
Hybrid Tea ~----------84, 35
ened 42
Patented Flor. ----42, 43, 44
Patented Grand ~-----44, 45
Patented H. T. —----36, 37-41
Pat. Sub-Zero :
Shrub pas Se 86
Salix, esol oes TD, “A221; 280:
Shades Trecst 2s See eee 6-12
Shrubs) R= s2 Se eee 13-25
pial eres oe 4-5
sSmoketree j- "== eee 15
Snowball, _ 222 seal Fen! 2 aod
HOW DEITY 5 =. tes 22
Sorbus 25 ee 19, 20
Spireath te hoy Ro! og
fSracey 22 ee 2 2 kes 199
}
LA ’ a
ORs UE Sy iy2 5) Mi
Be oh tg 10. _ Malus Cie Ae ase yt 10
Mac nel Po _ Maple EE: BREE SG
_-------8 | Mockorange ——-----~--------19
ipa ice Mountain Ash anand 20
j ‘9 } i" ' ‘
_ Nanking Cherry nN a ee og
rs S. Ao Nectarine Set eee OSG
: Pees TIN Ninebar 42% eT Es _-19
jo - .
ead teen AAs as Waar
|
Parthenocissus- AE eT
Perennials Pat AT eer,
Philadelphus PEER AEE IR,
_Physocarpus a pedicel ede EEG
Picea eS. SRS ends EP!
Pine- pe eee ee ON
Platanus
; Poplar ees t e 0812740) 30
Potentilla. ee Re a
Privet ten en ee
‘Prunus ple ed ee, 15; 0
‘Pseudotsuga a ge
Ra ES MO oe at PEE, ©
} . 4
Vines
Weigela - ;
ei Wrilow! Sosa" S17, 12, 215) 30
Sumac #2 Vass 2 a = 205021
Sycamore fess ee 210
Symphoricarpos ----------__ 22
Syringe joe e 3 a E82) OB
PRamsirpxy e202 SF es Ae ISR
Plencrium, (22 te oes 47
PHOL Ng =e 8
toi p: ees i A oe 8 aed 33
ist SS 52 ee Se
Pali ereey se Sek Ted 9
Ulmus -----------—---~---12, 30
Viburnum Mle en EY F
Witchhazel
For prompt service day or night call
our sales representatives
PHONE 246-3563
AREA CODE 712
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday through Saturday
8:00 A.M. —12 Noon 1:00 —5:00 P.M.
AFTER HOURS:
Tall Corn Motel, Shenandoah, Iowa
51601
BILL SMART Phone AC 712, 246-1550
(Western Plains and Rocky Moun-
tains States)
110 Pioneer, Shenandoah, Iowa 51601
DON COOPER Phone AC 712, 246-1621
(Northern Midwest States)
15 Morningside Drive, Walpole,
VAN TOL Mass. 02081
SALES AGENCY Phone AC 617, 668-6755
(New England and Atlantic States)
R.R. #1, Shenandoah, Iowa 51601
E. N. TAYLOR Phone AC 712, 246-3876
(Great Lakes States)
136 Hoover Rd., Rochester 17,
JOHN 8.SEELY New York 14600
Phone AC 716, Congress 6-4529
(New York)
4359 Americana Drive
CHAS. COATES Annandale, Va. 22003
Phone AC 7038, 941-4883
(Atlantic States)
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