Moon's hardy trees & plants for every place & purpose / the William H. Moon Co.

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Moons' Nurseries
Bulletin No. 6
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This  is  one  of a series.    May we suggest that you spend a
minute reading this Bulletin—then file it away for future help.
JAPANESE HOLLY—Ilex Crenata
FOR real versatility, consider the Japanese Holly. This charming Evergreen Shrub
really cares little whether its home is in the full sunlight or in the partial shade. It
blends, therefore, equally
well with other Evergreen 1
Shrubs and with beds of Conifers, to which it lends a pleasing
note of contrast.
When allowed to grow naturally
it forms a large shrub of rather
loose habit, but when sheared it
can be kept at almost any size
desired and grows dense and
bushy in the process! It is admirably adapted to hedge planting, too, and is worthy of much
more general use in this way.
Being Evergreen it has all-the-
year beauty. It solves the problem of a hedge for partial shade. It is excellent, too,
seashore.
1 y2 to 2 feet
3 to 4 feet
along the
Each
Per 10
Per 100
$3.50
$30.00
$250.00
8.00
70.00
600.00
These are but two prices from a range of sizes from 1 to 8 feet.    May we quote other sizes
for
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Your clients will admire its small, glossy, green leaves, its black berries and attractive appearance. Please them by including Japanese Holly in your recommendations. In localities much
North of New York City suggest its use in sheltered places, South of that city it will grow
most anywhere.
Moons' Nmfcseries
THE   WM.-H. MOON  CO.
MORRISVILLE     PENNSYLVANIA
which is I mile from Trenton. N.J.