. Descriptive catalogue of ornamental trees, plants, vines, fruits, Nurseries (Horticulture) Pennsylvania Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs. PLUMOSA. Ctiaznaecyparis, continued. C. squarrosa. A low dense bush with, very short leaves, of a sage- green in summer and silver y- bronze tint in win- ter; singular and pretty. 75 ets. to $ C. s. V e i t c h i i ( Veitch's Retinos- pora). A hand- some, erect, glau- cous tree of me- dium size: strik- ing in appearance and color, and .valuable to add
. Descriptive catalogue of ornamental trees, plants, vines, fruits, Nurseries (Horticulture) Pennsylvania Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs. PLUMOSA. Ctiaznaecyparis, continued. C. squarrosa. A low dense bush with, very short leaves, of a sage- green in summer and silver y- bronze tint in win- ter; singular and pretty. 75 ets. to $ C. s. V e i t c h i i ( Veitch's Retinos- pora). A hand- some, erect, glau- cous tree of me- dium size: strik- ing in appearance and color, and .valuable to add va- riety and contrast to a collection. 1 to 5 feet, 50 cts. to S3. Most of the Retinosporas need shearing occasionally while small to establish a dense symmetrical habit. JTJNIPERUS communis Canadensis (Canadian Juniper). A low spreading bush. 50 cts. J. c. cracovica (Polish Juniper). A robust erect variety. 50 cts. J. c. fastigiata (Swedish Juniper ; J. Suecica). One of the best upright varieties. 50 cts. J. c. f. nana (Dwarf Swedish Juniper). One of the best dwarf, bushy forms. 50 cts. J. c. liiberuica (Irish Juniper). A small cylindrical tree; neat and effective in many situations; the most popular variety. 50 cts. J. c. oblonga pendula ("Weeping Juniper). An erect form with slender drooping branchlets and light green foliage; a choice variety; needs a sheltered situation. SI to S2. J. c. pjTTamidalis. One of the most vigorous erect forms, with a silvei\v tint. 50 cts. (Prostrate Juniper; sjms., and J. repens). A trailing shrub that rises only a few inches high, but covers a considerable area with a thick carpet of verdure: adapted for mounds and rockeries. 75 cts. J. recurva squamata (Trailing Juniper; syn., J. dumosa). 50 cts. J. Sabina (Savin Juniper). A low wide-spreading shrub. 50 cts. J. Virg-iniana (Eed Cedar). A valuable hardy tree that will flourish in almost any soil or situation. It has no objectionable traits, and t
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