ANTHONY WATERER S CATALOGUE. 



Conifers and Taxads. 



ABIES continued. s. d. 



HOOKERIANA, l| tO 2 



ft. - - - - each 2 6 



2 tO 2\ ft. 



per doz. 30s. to 42 o 



3 to 31 ft. 



each 5 s. to 7 6 

 Menziesii, 2, 3 to 4 ft. 



per doz. 12s. to 30 o 

 nigra, 3 to 6 ft. 



per doz. 12s. to 42 o 

 orientalis, small bed- 

 ded - - per 100 20 o 



about 1 \ ft. 



per doz. 18 o 



3 to 4 ft. per doz. 



42s. to 60 o 

 5 to 6 ft. - each 7 6 



7 to 8 ft. each 10s. 

 6d. and upwards. 



ORIENTALIS, IO, 12, to 



14 ft. high, 18 to 

 24 ft. in circum- 

 ference, magnificent 

 plants, 21s. each 

 and upwards. 



A most 

 tree, far too little 

 planted. 

 ARAUCARIA. 



imbricata (Chili Pine), 



3 ft. - each 5s. to 7 6 



4, 5, to 6 ft., each 

 10s. 6d., 2 is., and 

 upwards. 



Some very fine 

 plants up to 10 ft. 

 high. 

 ARBOR VIT^E. See 



Thuja (p. io) 

 BIOTA. See Thuja 



{p. TO). 



CEDAR. See Cedrus. 



(/ 4). 

 CEDAR, JAPAN. See 



Cryptomeria (/. 5). 



elegant 



d. 



CEDAR, WHITE. See 

 Cham^ecyparis {p. 4). 

 CEDRUS. Cedar. 

 atlantica (Africana, 

 argentea), 2 ft. 



per doz. 



3 ft. - - per doz. 



8 to 10 ft. each 



7s. 6d. to 

 The African Ce- 

 dar is of rapid 

 growth, with a re- 

 markably silvery as- 

 pect. 

 Deodara. 



6 to 9 in. 



18 



3 



10 



1 to i ft. 



3 



per 100 

 per 100 

 50s. to 100 



\\ to 2 ft. per doz. 18 



2 to 3 ft. 30 



3 to 4 ft. 42 

 Libani (Cedar of Le- 

 banon), 2! to 3 ft. 



per doz. 30s to 42 



larger, up to 8 ft. 



per doz. 60s. to 120 

 CEPHALOTAXUS. 

 Fortunei, male and 

 female, nice plants 



per doz, 30s. to 42 

 Evergreen trees 

 inhabiting China and 

 Japan, wonderfully 

 hardy and free-grow- 

 ing, and deserving 

 of universal cultiva- 

 tion. 

 CHAMiECYPARIS. ] 

 White Cedar. 

 spH/Eroidea per doz. iS 



variegata per doz. 



18s. to 30 



fine specimens, 



6 to 8 ft. high, and 

 10 ft. round, 7 s. 6d. 



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