. Barnard de semillas. Los catálogos de semillas; catálogos de semillas de flores; viveros (horticultura) Catálogos; Equipos de jardinería y suministros catálogos. (WEIGZILIA Diervilla) hermosos arbustos que florecen en mayo, junio y julio. Las flores se producen en tan gran pro- fusión casi enteramente a ocultar el follaje. Que son muy deseables para el borde o para la agrupación, y como modelo de plantas para el césped. Recomendamos encarecidamente como bueno arbustos a establecidos. Uno de los diez más populares de arbustos. Weig-elia SYICPHORICABFUS (Waxberry). Un buen arbusto nativo con un atractivo blanco de bayas en otoño y a principios del invierno. Que un

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. Barnard's seeds. Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Nurseries (Horticulture) Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. WEIGZILIA (Diervilla) Beautiful shrubs that bloom in May, June and July. The flowers are produced in so great pro- fusion as almost entirely to hide the foliage. They are very desirable for the border or for grouping, and as specimen plants for the lawn. We strongly recommend them as good shrubs to set out. One of ten most popular shrubs. Weig-elia SYICPHORICABFUS (Waxberry). A good native shrub with attractive white berries in autumn and early winter. They are very useful plants for covering: the ground under trees, for massing in the edges of beds or borders, or for detached groups where something low is desired. They will thrive in almost any soil. On account of their tendency to retain their fruit late into the winter, they are very pleasing in the winter landscape. Racemosus (White Snowberry). A medium shrub of bushy form with pink flowers in July, followed by white waxy berries in the autumn and early winter. 3 to 4 ft., 75c Vtagrarls (Indian Currant). A low-growing, spread- ing shrub of graceful habit and attractive foliage. Noted for its beautiful clusters of red berries, which are persistent into the winter. 45c VIBUBNUM. A superb, much-admired group of shrubs bearing, in June, great clusters of white flowers in the form of a Snowball. They are per- fectly hardy, grow quickly and are remarkabl}' free from attacks of insects. Dentatum (Arrow-wood). A shrub of medium size with glossy leaves, white flowers in June, fine steel-blue berries in the fall. Each, $1.00 Lantana (Way-faring Tree). Medium-sized bushy shrub with large foliage. Noted on account of its silvery underlining. Flowers in May or June with ornamental red fruits, later turning black in the fall. Each, $i.oo Opulus (Hlghbush Cranberry). A tall-growing shrub. One of the best for general planting. Leaves are broad and elegant. Flowers are pure white in clusters, f