Archive image from page 20 of Descriptive catalog fall 1922. Descriptive catalog : fall 1922 and spring 1923 . descriptivecatal1922chas Year: 1922 IIUIHIIIIIUII (Ill IIHIIHI«IIIUIIUHIIIUIIIillllllllllllii:illll Illlllilllllll CHASE'S 'ALABAMA GROWN' NURSERY STOCK Coniferous Evergreens Under this heading we group the Cone-bearing Evergreens, all of which, together with the Broad- leaved Evergreens described under that heading, are in ever increas- ing demand for permanent land- scape plantings throughout the en- tire South. All our Evergreens have been frequently moved in the nursery rows, so
Archive image from page 20 of Descriptive catalog fall 1922. Descriptive catalog : fall 1922 and spring 1923 . descriptivecatal1922chas Year: 1922 IIUIHIIIIIUII (Ill IIHIIHI«IIIUIIUHIIIUIIIillllllllllllii:illll Illlllilllllll CHASE'S 'ALABAMA GROWN' NURSERY STOCK Coniferous Evergreens Under this heading we group the Cone-bearing Evergreens, all of which, together with the Broad- leaved Evergreens described under that heading, are in ever increas- ing demand for permanent land- scape plantings throughout the en- tire South. All our Evergreens have been frequently moved in the nursery rows, some as many as three or four times. This moving process gives us a plant with a mass of fine fibrous roots, and if ordinary care is used in transplanting, every one should live. Each plant is lifted separately with a ball of earth, and the roots, with ball, carefully wrapped in burlap. This is the only safe way to handle Conifer- ous Evergreens. The weight of the balled plants is considerable, from 30 to 150 lbs, each, owing to class and size. Shipments of balled evergreens, therefore, should go by freight if possible, as often the express charges will amount to as much as the invoice. We can ship by freight with perfect safety, even though a month or more in transit. NOTE—We invite correspondence regard- ing larger sizes of Conifers than offered herein as we have a limited stock of some varieties. ARBOR-VITAE, Chinese (Biota orientals). Pyramidal in form and compact in habit; strong grower; foliage deep green in sum- mer, changing to light bronze in winter. 2 to 3 feet, $ each; 3 to J feet, $ each. Pyramidal Golden (B. Elegantissima, or Rol- inson's Golden). Distinct pyramidal form with soft feathery foliage of a decided gold- en tint. Attains a height of 20 to 30 feet with spread at base of 8 to 10 feet. 3 to 4 feet, $ each. Dwarf Golden (B. aurea nana). Very dwarf, compact, cone-shaped plants; bright golden green foliage, admirably suited for small gardens, cem
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