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CATALPA  BUNGEI 

Nature's  Summer  House 


HAVE  Nature  build  your  summer  house.  It  will  be  done  cheaper  and 
_  better  and  look  far  handsomer  than  any  the  carpenter  can  make, 
and  also  last  longer,  as  live  wood  outlasts  dead  wood,  and  further,  there  will 
be  no  expense  for  painting  or  keeping  in  repair. 

Once  planted  your  expense  is  ended,  and  you  have  one  of  the  finest  shaded 
retreats  for  hot  weather  that  can  possibly  be  imagined. 

For  this  purpose  use  four,  five,  six  or  seven  of  our  specially  grafted  Catalpa 
Bungei  trees,  according  to  size  of  space  desired,  and  set  them  in  a  square,  if 
four  are  used,  or  a  circle,  if  more  than  four,  about  6  feet  apart.  The  best 
way  is  to  plant  six  in  a  circle  and  one  in  the  center,  as  shown  in  the  illustra¬ 
tion.  These  will  thrive  in  almost  any  soil  or  situation. 

Don’ t  deny  yourself  this  inexpensive  luxury  if  you  can  by  any  means  find 
space  for  it.  It  will  afford  you  more  genuine  pleasure  and  comfort  than 
almost  anything  else  you  can  do. 


The  Gold  Nursery  Company 

Mason  City,  West  Virginia 


BEAUTIFY  YOUR  HOME 


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CALIFORNIA  PRIVET 


ONE  OF  THE  BEST  KNOWN  HEDGE  PLANTS.  AND  WHEN  SHEARED.  WHICH  IT  STANDS  WELL,  MAKES  ONE  OF  THE 
HANDSOMEST,  RAPID  GROWING  SHRUBS.  VERY  DESIRABLE. 


ROCHESTER  LITHO.  CO.,  ROCHESTER,  N.  Y.  BARBERRY  ^THUNBERGII 

THIS  MAKES  A  DENSE,  LOW  HEDGE.  WILL  STAND  ANY  AMOUNT  OF  SHEARING,  IS  PERFECTLY  HARDY  AND  WILL 
GROW  IN  ANY  SUNNY,  WELL-DRAINED  POSITION 


DECIDUOUS  HEDGES 


There  is  nothing  quite  so  effective  for  the  boundaries  of 
a  lawn  or  property  division  as  a  hedge.  It  does  not  decay, 
nor  does  it  require  paint,  but  grows  more  beautiful  and 
effective  each  year.  The  first  cost  of  installing  a  hedge  is 
its  only  cost,  so  that,  from  an  economical  standpoint,  it  is 
’ess  expensive  than  a  fence. 

When  a  hedge  is  desired  for  screening,  high-growing 
varieties  should  be  used  that  do  not  require  trimming;  but 
when  it  is  to  act  as  a  bordei  or  division,  use  shrubs  of  low, 
dense-growing  habit. 

We  recommend  California  Privet  as  being  the  best  for 
a- compact,  dense  growth  and  dark  green  foliage.  Where 
a  formal  effect  is  wanted,  this  can  be  trimmed  in  any 
manner  desired — rounded  or  flat  on  top,  with  square  sides. 
It  is  very  hardy,  withstanding  our  severe  winters. 

When  a  low  hedge  is  wanted  we  recommend  Thun- 
berg’s  Barberry — this  is  one  of  the  most  attractive  and 
ornamental  hedges  there  is.  It  is  much  admired  for  its 
beautiful  foliage,  compact  growth,  and  red  berries  in 
the  fall. 


The  Gold  Nursery  Company 

Mason  City,  West  Virginia