. Catalogue descriptif des arbres d'ornement, arbustes, plantes grimpantes, conifères, les plantes vivaces et les fruits. Pépinières (Horticulture), Pennsylvanie, catalogues ; arbres, Plants, arbustes ornementaux ; catalogues, catalogues, des fleurs, des catalogues ; Plantes, plantes ornementales, des catalogues, des fruits, des catalogues. PRINOS. VerticiliatUS PrinoS. C5à 6 ft.) un magnifique arbuste, ses baies rouge vif en gardant leur couleur bien sur, vers le printemps. Ses petites fleurs blanches cireuses apparaissent de juillet et ist- ne sont pas attrayants. Onh- plantes femelles portent des baies, et ceux-ci devraient être particulièrement demandé lors de la commande. Elle pousse dans les endroits humides, faible n

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. Descriptive catalogue of ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, evergreens, hardy plants and fruits. Nurseries (Horticulture), Pennsylvania, Catalogs; Trees, Seedlings, Catalogs; Ornamental shrubs, Catalogs; Flowers, Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental, Catalogs; Fruit, Catalogs. PRINOS. PrinoS VerticiliatUS. C5to 6 ft.) a beautiful shrub, its bright red berries keeping their color well on, towards spring. Its small waxy white flowers appear about July ist and are not un- attractive. Onh- female plants bear berries, and these should be particularly asked for when ordering. It grows in low, moist places naturally, and in thickets, where few other shrubs would thrive. 12 to IS in. Trans. Berry bearing. $ o5each$2 OOperlO $15 OOperlOO PRUNUS. Plum. PrunuS Americana, ^'i'-d Plum. (7 to 8 ft.) This is the plum of the thickets of the Middle States. It is useful for mass- ing on extensive grounds. S to 10 ft $ 1 00 each Prunus myrobolana acutifoiia. (r to s ft.) a variety with narrow, almost willow-like leaves. It is quite odd and distinct. 3 to 4 ft. Trans $ 35 each " var. PiSSar"di. (r to S ft.) one of the best purple-leaved shrubs there is, as it retains its color until the very last thing in fall, which no other shrub does. As earlj- as April 15th, it is often full of its small white flowers. By pruning severely in the, winter it makes strong and vigorous shoots, and the leaves on these are much darker purple than the3' would be otherwise. 3 to 4 ft. Trans $ 35 each $2 00 per 10 $12 00 per 100 " triloba. Double Flowering Plum. (4t0 5ft.) This is planted for its large, double, rink flowers, which are among the first of those of May. 2to2J^ft. Trans $ 35 each $2 00 per 10 PTBROSTTRAX, (Halesia.) Pterostyrax hispidum. (s to lo ft.) a beautiful shrub, bearing pendulous racemes of creamy white flowers in mid- June. One of the most valuable of recent introductions. When grown to a single stem it becomes a well-shaped small tree. 18 to 24 in. Trans $ 35 each $2 50 per 10

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