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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 
NAME 
Prunus serrulata 
var. sachalinensis ..... 
Size 
w= CO VAT. SACNAMNONSIS «4.4454  seanae 
var. albo-rosea....... 
var. fugenzo 
T.— 
T.— 
cC— 
T— 
var. pubescens....... 
var. spontanea....... 
EL mmm SLTELODIL 5 fois ope torecl acs love o'e 
1o-15’—P. subhirtella............. 
var. ascendens....... 
T.— 
s.— var. autumnalis...... 
T.— 
var. pendula......... 
S.—P. tomentosa............. 
sS— var. endotricha....... 
S-—Ptrilobase. ce stoactost: srr 
var. plenascs se. 
P. virginiana 
var. leucocarpa....... 
Pyrus (see Aronia; Chenomeles; Malus). 
T.—P. amygdaliformis......... 
T.—P. auricularis (malifolia) .. . 
(P. communis X Sorbus Aria). 
Tie or Flowexinc 
Hapitat Remagns 
Most beautiful of all fig. cherries. 
Large, hardy tree, 80’ in Japan. 
Fls. large, pink or rose, in great 
abundance. Lvs. dark. A. C. 
orange and red. Bark smooth, 
red-brown, lustrous. Formerly 
called P. Sargentii.* 
Buds rose. Fls. large, double, white. 
Fls. double, rose-pink, English 
call it James H. Veitch. 
Smaller than var. sachalinensis. 
Fls. open a week earlier, smaller. 
Similar to var. pubescens, fis. 
slightly rosier. 
Called Apricot Plum. Frt. red, 
sweet, fair quality. Short lived, 
would grow only as curiosity. 
Fils. pink, greatest profusion. 
Broad, shrubby plant, not 
known wild. 
Often called Prunus subhirtella. 
One of the most beautiful of 
early spring-fig. trees. 
Fls. semi-double. Blooms both 
spring and autumn. 
Long, slender, pendulous branches 
which are covered with small 
pink fis. before the lvs. expand. 
Plants produced by grafting 
at the ground-level grow to a 
larger size, live longer, and 
when in fi. look like fountains 
of pink mist. 
Broad vigorous shrub of excellent 
habit. Buds pink. Fils. white 
with red stalks and calyx. Frt. 
small, hairy, scarlet, sweet and 
good flavor. 
Later blooming than type. 
Tall shrub, irregular growth. Fis. 
pink, in profusion, single, 1 in. 
diam., appear before lvs. Should 
be better known. 
Common garden plant. Fis. 
[double. 
Frt. large, light yellow, translu- 
cent and of better flavor than 
common choke-cherry. 
Fis. attractive. Frt. handsome. 
Very hardy. 
Small tree. Origin uncertain. 
Fls. pink and white. Hardy, 
but buds killed sometimes.* 
Deciduous lvs. Interesting, beau- 
tiful and hardy tree. 
Douglas Spruce. Colorado form is 
hardy here. Can be counted 
among the most beautiful con- 
{ifers in the world. 
Caucasus...... 
Natural hybrid. Fast grower. 
