Vaughan's seed store . SPIRAEA OPULIFOLIA. SPIRAEA—Anthony Waterer ROSA—Continued. Rubiginosa. (True English Sweet Briar.) This is the true Eglantine. It isperfectly hardy, and once it is planted, little, if any, care is yr., 30c; 3 yr., 35c. Rubrifolia. Valued for its beautiful reddish green foliage, as well as for its pink flowers in early June. 2yr., bushy, Rubra. This red-flowered single Japanese rose is very valuable for shrubberies. Bright pink flowers in May, with large tomato-like berries in winter. 2 yr., 30c. Setigera. (Prairie Rose.) Small single pink flowers
Vaughan's seed store . SPIRAEA OPULIFOLIA. SPIRAEA—Anthony Waterer ROSA—Continued. Rubiginosa. (True English Sweet Briar.) This is the true Eglantine. It isperfectly hardy, and once it is planted, little, if any, care is yr., 30c; 3 yr., 35c. Rubrifolia. Valued for its beautiful reddish green foliage, as well as for its pink flowers in early June. 2yr., bushy, Rubra. This red-flowered single Japanese rose is very valuable for shrubberies. Bright pink flowers in May, with large tomato-like berries in winter. 2 yr., 30c. Setigera. (Prairie Rose.) Small single pink flowers and extra fine foliage, some-times called the bramble-leaved rose. 2 yr., 30c; 3 yr., 35c. SALIX (Willow) The Willows will grow anywhere, but do best in rich moist soil. They areparticularly valuable as among the few trees that will endure the harsh winds ofthe sea coast. Britzensis. (Golden Russian Willow.) Short trunk, dense growth of goldenyellow branches; leaves silvery white. 1to 2 ft., 25c; 3 to 4 ft., 30c; 5 to 6 ft.,35c; 6 to
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