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Groups of Trées, Shrubs, Etc.
MOST APPROPRIATE
for Different Portions of Grounds
to
PRODUCE HARMONIOUS RESULTS
Which Varieties to Plant !! Where to Plant Them !!!
PUBLISHED AND COPYRIGHTED BY
Western New York Nursery Co.
(INCORPORATED
ROCHESTER, N. Y
SECRETS OF SUCCESS
CONFIDENTIAL INSTRUCTIONS-The sugges-
tions made in this pamphlet are for the confidential use
of our duly appointed and authorized salesmen. These
instructions should not be made public. Salesmen fol-
lowing the advice herein given will soon develop con-
siderable ability along landscape lines, and can then
easily double their sales of ornamental trees, shrubbery,
roses, etc. When salesmen are in a quandary as to the
proper selection of trees or plants, they are at liberty al-
ways to submit their rough sketches to us for our close
attention.
Landscape Work cerned sub-divides itself into
andamano W 1 , as far as the salesman is con-
making proper selections of trees, shrubs and plants for
setting in,
1st. CORNER BEDS.
2nd. CENTRAL BEDS, which may be circular, oval,
oblong or star-shaped to suit taste of owner.
3rd. STRAIGHT LINES. This includes hedges,
screens and divisional lines between lots or sections thereof.
4th. BORDERS.
5th. SPECIMENS for open space of lawn.
NOTE All diagrams in this
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Scale, 5 feet to 1 inch
Group A
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No. 1. One Weigela
variegated-leaved.
No. 2. One Prunus
Triloba.
No.3, One Forsythia
Fortunei.
No. 4. One Deutzia
Gracilis
No. 5. One Berberis
Thunbergii.
No. 6. Three Spiræ
A. Waterer.
No. 7. One Tree Hy-
drangea P. G. or
Tree Japan Snow-
ball.
These plants should be set 34 feet apart.
GROUP B–This same diagram may be used for a bed of
Berberis Thunbergii, and would hold 18
plants, arranged as follows:
Nine on back angle.
Six on front line.
Three in center of bed.
These plants should be set two feet apart.
Scale, 5 feet to one inch

This diagram can
be planted with
Shrubs as named in
Group A or Group B
as preferred.
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Scale, 5 feet to one inch
Group C.

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No. 1)
No. 2 Berberis pur-
No. 3) ple leaved.
No. 4] Golden
No. 5) Syringa
No. 6 | Deutzia Gra-
No. 7 ſ cilis rosea
No. 8)
No. 9 (Spiræa A.
No. 131 Waterer
No. 14)
No. 101
No. 11 Spiræa Cal-
No. 12 ) losa Alba.
No. 15 | Hydrangea
No. 16 P. G.
Plants from No. 1 to 7 and from No. 1 to 6 are set 3 feet apart.
Plants in front row are 23 feet apart.
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GROUP D-Same diagram as above may be planted with
No. 1)
No. 8)
No. 2 Cornus Mas Variegata No. 9
No. 3)
No. 13 | Spiræa Arguta
No. 14 )
No. 41
No. 5Weigela Eva Rathke No. 10)
No. 11 Berberis Thunbergii
No. 61
No. 12)
No. 7) Deutzia Lemoine
Na. 151
No. 16 ) Prunus Triloba
In this group plants are set the same as in Group C.
GROUP E For Spring Planting only
No. 11
No. 8 )
No. 2 Althæa Double Rose No. 9 Rhododendrons in
No. 3)
No. 131
variety
No. 14 )
No. 41
No. 10)
No. 5 ) Golden Syringa
No. 11 Azalea Mollis in
No. 12 )
variety
No. 6, Japan Cut Leaved No. 151
No. 7
Maples No. 16 ) Weigela Eva Rathke
EXTRA-X Japanese Purple Leaved Maple may be put here
In this group plants are set same as in Group C.
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GROUP F-For Taller Growing Shrubs.
Number 1. One Std. Hydrangea P. G.
3. Upright Honeysuckles in variety
5.) Set plants 3 feet apart
Number 6 One Lilac Frau Dammann
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10 " " Coerulea Superba
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Set Plants three to three and one-half feet apart.
No. 12. One Weigela Can No. 27
dida.
" 28 Deutzia Gracilis
or Lemoine
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" 14 ) Weigela Eva Rathke.
30 One Scarlet Japan
56 15 One Spiræ Van
Quince.
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d'Argent
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33 ) Neige
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19 ) Viburnum Plicatum
34 One Weigela Varie-
20 One Spiræ Van
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22 ) Weigela Desbois
36 Spiræ A. Waterer
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66 24 (Syringa Purpurea -o 38 One Scarlet Japan
" 25 ) Maculata
Quince.
• 26 Spiræ Billardi
Plants from number 12 to Plants from number 23 to
number 22 set 3 feet apart. number 38 set 27, feet apart
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For an Effective Rose Bed,
plant One Tree Rose Frau Karl Druschki for center.
5 Bush Frau Karl Druschki for first row
5 Set about 2 ft. apart
8 16 Gruss an Teplitz
For second row
or other good red.) Set abuut 2 ft. apart
12 Bush roses, Baby Ramblers, )
Crimson, pink, and white, to for outside row
be planted alternately
J About 18 inches apart
Or a similar sized bed could be planted with Peonies as
follows,
One white in centre
Three white in 1st row, set 27 ft. apart
Six crimson in 2nd row -6
Ten pink in outside row" : "o "6
A

The line B
-C is 3 inches long.
At A, plant one Std or tree rose.
From A to B, plant seven White
Baby Rambler roses, one foot
apart.
On curve BD A plant ten Crimson
Baby Rambler roses, one foot
apart.
From A to C, plant seven Crimson
Baby Rambler roses, one foot
apart.
On curve A EC, plant ten White
Baby Rambler roses, one foot
apart.
In ellipse ADB, plant six bush
roses, one or more varieties.
In ellipse A E C, do same thing.
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Straight Line Planting
For such we recommend Privet, Berberry, Rosa Rugosa,
Spiræs, Japan Quince, American Arbor Vitae and Norway
Spruce.
SCREENS
For a fine, effective screen to cover up any unsightly build-
ing, or on a trellis for a divisional screen, we recommend
planting, say 2 or 27 feet apart, strong climbing roses, such
a8 Crimson Rambler, White Rambler, Dorothy Perkins, Lady
Gay, Veilchenblau, Hiawatha, etc., and plant same alter-
nately.
BORDERS
If desired to shelter or to hide the view, shrubs are most
suitable. The tall growing varieties should be planted along
the outside row three feet apart. The innermost row should
consist of dwarf shrubs set two feet apart, while the central
row or rows should be made up of shrubs of medium size, set
27 to 3 ft apart. In making proper selections for borders,
a great deal of practice is necessary to produce the most strik
ing effects.
Where a border of herbaceous flowering plants is desired,
the same general rules should be followed. Along edge
of herbaceous border nothing is more effective than a few
standard roses.
SPECIMEN TREES
When the lawn is of small dimensions, trees should be se-
lected that do not grow too tall nor attain too great proportions.
Where the lawn is large and extensive, we recommend
planting specimens of any of the following varieties and al-
lowing each specimen ample room for future development,
viz., Purple Beech, Weeping Beech, Cut-leaved Weeping
Birch, Japan Rose-flowered Weeping Cherry, Camperdown
Elm, Horsechestrut double-flowering, Magnolias, Maples
Reitenbach, Norway, Schwedler's or Wier's; Colorado Blue
Spruce, Nordmann's Silver Fir, White Pine, and Pine
Cembra,
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RED CANADA
Medium to large, oblate; red; rich, crisp, sub-acid, refreshing and delicious.
Productive. January to May.
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rich, sub-acid, aromatic; highest qual-
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Tree productive, hardy. Fruit large, fair and handsome. A good variety for market.
A good keeper.
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RED ASTRACHAN
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The earliest apple grown. Ripens two weeks before Early Harvest. Can
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A very beautiful dessert apple. Its great beauty and productiveness in all soils
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CLAPP'S FAVORITE
A well-tested, fine pear. Similar to the Bartlett. Fine texture, melting,
buttery, juicy, with a rich, sweet, delicate vinous flavor. Hardy and productive.
Ripens August and September.

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DUCHESS D'ANGOULEME
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Scientifically improved under the Greening Method, the Bosc Pear will revolutionize fruit growing. Its
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31/2 to 5 inches, a good late fall keeper; the most luscious, honey-like flavor; beautiful golden color, pro-
ductive and early bearer. Considered years ago as an impossible variety to grow with success on account
of its feeble, straggley growth. Under the Greening Method we top work the Bosc on the stem of the Kief-
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Fruit large and striped; flesh yellow; sub-acid ;
good for canning and market. August.
A hardy, good keeping variety; fruit produced in
clusters; flesh yellowish; sub-acid; good for cooking
and other purposes. October to December.

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CHAMPION PEACH
Beyond doubt this is the champion early peach of America. Tree and fruit
buds extremely hardy-has stood 18 degrees below zero and produced a full crop
the following summer. Fruit often ten inches in circumference: quality A 1: a
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FITZGERALD.
A seedling found at Oakville, Ontario, where it stands the winters perfectly and
for the past four years has cropped regularly. Oakville is situated outside of the
peach growing district, and any other varieties will not succeed there. It is undoubt-
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A very fine peach. A very deep yellow, with a red cheek. A very showy fruit.
Is planted largely. One of the best of its season.
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Tree an upright, vigorous grower; flesh juicy, brisk, pleasant. Ripens in August.
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ROCHESTER AYON
REINE CLAUDE.
Universally admitted to hold the first rank among all plums, and is highly esteemed;
flavor sprightly and luscious.
Rochester Lithographing and Printing Co., Rochester, N. Y.

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MAMMOTH AUSTRIAN PRUNE
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Two and one-half inches in length; very late; skin tough; fine keeper and shipper;
splendid quality; heavy bearer and hardy in wood and bud.

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our best yellow sorts; productive, early June.
2-LARGE MONTMORENCY-Sour; clear red,
fruits young; very hardy. Last of June.
3--GOVERNOR WOOD--Sweet; most popular
yellow sort; good in every way. July.
4-BLACK TARTARIAN-Best sweet black sort.
Last of June.
5-EARLY RICHMOND. Most popular sour
sort; can't be beat.
6-WINDSOR-Sweet; fruits early and heavily ;
very hardy. July.
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ENGLISH MORELLO
A fine cherry; an old and valued sort. Tree a good and regular bearer.
Flesh deep red and very juicy.

ORANGE
A superb fruit and one of the largest. Tair
and handsome. Tree healthy, a thrifty en
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RUSSIAN APRICOTS
Three very hardy apricots. 1-Alexander. The earliest, very prolific and
bears annually; sweet and delicious, handsome and showy. 2-Alexis. A good
and prolific sort; large, of very fine flavor. 3—Budd. A splendid late variety,
and is unexcelled in flavor and quality. Good

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A New Grape
Of Great Promise.
Photographed from Nature.
Exact Size.

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its reputation as being one of
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TREE GOOSEBERRY.
(PHOTOGRAPHED SECOND YEAR IN BEARING.)
This interesting addition to the Gooseberry family is very desirable. The fruit is of
large size, sweet and excellent. Being in tree form the fruit is kept clean and easy to
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1 GOLDEN QUEEN-Large, beautiful amber color;
fine quality, hardy and productive.
2 CUTHBERT-One of best red sorts; often one inch in
diameter; unaffected by drought; propagates from
tips; very hardy and very productive
3 OHIO-A new large black of fine quality, perfect hardiness
and a great producer.
4 GREGG-Large jet black, best quality, very hardy and enormously
productive; a fine market sort.

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THE GREAT NEW MAMMOTH STRAWBERRY, BUBACH'S No. 5.
One authority says, "The great strawberry the horticulturists have been seeking and the millions waiting for has been found-Bubach's No. 5, the best ou
of 500 new seedling varieties. Very prolific, of excellent flavor, sweet sub-acid, and in size simply immense, berries averaging large, many over 24 inches in diame
ter and 7 inches in circumference. Its equal has not been produced on this continent." Another says: “Exceeds all others in size, quality and productiveness.

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It is of the Warfield type splendid shape and is of a class ABOVE and BETTER
than such grand varieties as Clyde, Haverland and Bubach.

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WARFIELD NO. 2
Berry dark red, conical in shape; flavor much like Wilson when ripe; sweet
and rich; a vigorous grower, with long, penetrating roots to resist the drouth;
tall leaves to protect the blossom from frost.

NEW AMERICAN MULBERRY
One of the best; fruit of excellent quality. Ripe from June 15 to Sept. 20.
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POCHESTERN
NO. 1411
CUT-LEAVED WEEPING BIRCH
An elegant, graceful tree, with silvery bark, slender branches, and light and airy foli-
age. Thrives in the poorest soils and most exposed situations. A great favorite.

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CAMPERDOWN WEEPING ELM.
Grafted 6 to 8 feet high, this forms one of the most picturesque of drooping
trees. Of rapid growth, leaves dark green and glossy, which cover the tree with
a luxuriant mass of verdure.

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ROCHESTER. NY
AMERICAN SWEET CHESTNUT.
This well-known chestnut leads all others in the sweetness of its nuts. It is a very
rapid grower and should be given ample room. It should be pruned closely when
transplanted.

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JAPAN WALNUT
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A very vigorous grower, quickly forming a handsome round-headed tree.
prolific bearer, but nuts are inferior to our native species.
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SILVER LEAVED MAPLE
A North American species of rapid growth, large size and very hardy. Foliage
bright green above, and silvery-white beneath; where immediate shade is required
it is one of the most useful trees; also a favorite street or park tree.

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FOCHESTERN
NO. 1438
NORWAY MAPLE
Native of Europe. A large, handsome tree, of spreading, rounded form, with
broad, deep green, shining foliage. Its compact habit, and stout, vigorous growth,
render it one of the most desirable species for the street, park or garden.

ROCHESTER
LITH. co.
ROCHESTER NY
NO. 1436
MAGNOLIA SOULANGEANA
Flowers white and purple, cup-shaped. Foliage large, glossy and massive.
One of the hardiest and finest of the foreign magnolias.

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ROCHESTERN
BECHTEL'S DOUBLE FLOWERING CRAB
Photographed on the Ground of OREGON NURSERY COMPANY, Salem, Ore.
NO. 1412
Bechtel's Double Flowering (P. Malus Floribunda)-Makes a medium sized ornamental tree of great
beauty; perfectly hardy; succeeds well in all soils not extremely wet. When in bloom in early spring this
tree presents the appearance of being covered with perfectly double, small pink roses of delicious fragrance.
The only sweet scented Double Crab; blooms quite young. Unlike many other trees, it does not bloom
until the leaves are fully developed, which adds greatly to its beauty. Sure to hecome anita nonulom on

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BCCHESTERNY
NO. 1452
TEA'S WEEPING RUSSIAN MULBERRY
This most remarkable tree will undoubtedly take the foremost place among Weeping
trees. It is the most graceful and beautiful hardy tree in existence, and wholly unlike
anything heretofore introduced, forming a perfect umbrella shaped head, with long,
slender, willowy branches drooping to the ground. For light, airy gracefulness and
delicacy of form it is without a rival.

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The Rhododendrons are the most magnificent of all the flowering evergreen shrubs.
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It is planted for hedges, shelter-belts, screens. background, etc., in large quantities
every year. It has a naturally fine gothic form, grows fast, and seems to suit all soils.
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One of the best known hedge plants, and when sheared which it stands well, makes
one of the handsomest, rapid growing shrubs. Very desirable.

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AMPELOPSIS VEITCHII.
JAPAN CREEPER, BOSTON Ivy-Leaves smaller than those of the American and
overlap one another, forming a dense sheet of green. The plant is a little tender while
young, and requires protection the first Winter ; but once established, there is no
further risk. It grows rapidly and clings to wall or fence with the tenacity of Ivy. The
foliage is very handsome in Summer, and changes to crimson scarlet in Autumn. For
covering walls, stumps of trees, rockeries etc., no plant is so useful. For the
ornamentation of brick and stone structures, it can be specially recommended.

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2 SCARLET TRUMPET-One of the showiest Honeysuckles with long tubular crimson flowers in bunches
during the summer, followed by ornamental scarlet berries.
3 HALL'S JAPAN-Excellent for covering trellies, rocks, dry banks, fences, etc. giving dense almost ever-
green foliage. Has very fragrant yellow flowers in constant successson. The best.
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CLEMATIS PANICULATA
The most rapid grower of its class. The new clematis, a native of Japan, has
proved entirely hardy. No climbing plant possesses its hardiness and vigor of
flowering qualities. Very fragrant, Foliage beautiful dark green.

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2. MADAM ED. ANDRE-Flowers of rich carmine
color, 3 to 4 inches across, in great profusion from
early June until late Fall.
3. RAMONA-Very large flowers, sky blue; blooms
profusely.
4. JACKMANNI-Large, violet purple flowers. July to
October. One of the best.

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STANDARD or TREE ALTHEA.
Superior to Tree Roses ; hardy, unique and easy to manage. This new departure in
ornamental gardening was originated and propagated by Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas, who
control the entire stock of plants. When in full bloom, our large blocks of Standard Altheas
won the admiration of all visitors without a single adverse criticism, and it would be difficult
indeed to imagine a grander sight than these minature trees with their regularly formed
heads covered with flowers of every conceivable color.

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Spirea Van Houttei.
Without doubt the grandest of all the Spiræas; beautiful at any season, but when
in bloom is a complete fountain of white flowers, the foliage hardly showing. Per-
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A fine shrub, growing from 8 to 10 feet high; flowers white, in great pyra-
midal panicles a foot long, and produced in August and September, when very
few shrubs are in flower. One of the finest flowering shrubs.

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Flowers rich crimson, makes second growth, flowering latter part of summer.
Is from Japan and perfectly hardy.

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Flowers in large panicles; one of the finest. Hardy everywhere.

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JAPAN SNOWBALL
VIBURNUM PLICATUM-From North China. Of moderate growth; handsome
plicated leaves, globular heads of pure white neutral flowers early in June. Itsur-
passes the common variety in several respects. Its habit is better, foliage much
handsomer, flowers whiter and more delicate. One of the most valuable flower-
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EARL OF DUFFERIN, Red-Remarkably vigorous growth and bushy habit; an
early, continuous and late bloomer; very fragrant. Hybrid Remontant.
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This is one of the most perfect ornaments for the yard or lawn. Any color
can be supplied. This is a European production, imported and grown largely in
this country.

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This rival of the rose is an
old-time favorite, full of sentiment
and associations. It is a plant of
strong, vigorous growth and most ornamental character, and its present high degree
of perfection has been attained through years of careful selection. It is well adapted
for growing next to buildings or fences, or for creating effects where tall, showy and
graceful plants are needed.

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