. Catalogue. Nursery stock California Fresno Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs. SPIRAEA (Spirea.) Medium - sized shrubs, embracing a wide range of growth, color of flowers and season of blooming. Of easy cul- ture. Anthony Waterer (Bumalda.) A strong grower; a free bloomer; an ideal potplant; a grand Spirea. Japanese (S. Thumbergi.) Branches slen- der and arching. Flowers single, white borne in small loose clusters along the slender branches. Van Houtt's (S. Van Houttei.) Similar to the Bridal Wreath
. Catalogue. Nursery stock California Fresno Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs. SPIRAEA (Spirea.) Medium - sized shrubs, embracing a wide range of growth, color of flowers and season of blooming. Of easy cul- ture. Anthony Waterer (Bumalda.) A strong grower; a free bloomer; an ideal potplant; a grand Spirea. Japanese (S. Thumbergi.) Branches slen- der and arching. Flowers single, white borne in small loose clusters along the slender branches. Van Houtt's (S. Van Houttei.) Similar to the Bridal Wreath, but of a far more graceful habit. TAMARISK (Tamarix.) Elegant, fine-flower- ing and handsome shrub; thrives in all soils. One of the best for subduing shifting sands. Japanese Hispida Tamarix (T. Estivalis.) Japan. New. Very vigorous, upright grower; leaves bluish green; flowers bright carmine- red. Blooms twice a year. French (T. Gallica.) Foliage exceedingly fine and feathery; flowers pink, small, very numerous. CONIFERS AND BROAD LEAVED EVERGREENS. Scene in Roeding's Park. Fresno's most beautiful and attractive public garden Under this head are associated the trees which do not shed all their foliage at one time, thereby remaining green, although the old leaves do shed from time to time as they become overshadowed or crowded out by the younger foliage. It is the evergreen tree which has done so much to enliven the landscape of California during the winter months. All stock quoted in tubs, cement pots and boxes are specimens which have been well established in their containers. It often happens we have an assortment of large sizes in specimen plants on which it is difficult to make quotations in this list. We invite correspondence relative to same or personal inspection when convenient. ACACIA Although there are some 400 species of Acacia, we have confined ourselves to var- ieties of well-known merit, the uses of which are enumerated below. The Acacia finds the most favorab
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