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SELIlCTIONS of OlIXAMKNTAI/Tlir^KS, ETC. 



The, Trees tiiost BiiitaMi' for planiinK in Streets ami Aveiiu.s are llie Silver, Norway, and 

 Sugar Ma|>lep, Euiopemi Syeiiniori!, the vuriims lilniH, Ohio liiu'kcye with <)«rk gloswy t'oiiaije, 

 Paiilowniii, Oiiciitiil Plane, Snowy AIj"1m, the le aiitiful Sllli^^l)llritt of .lii|ian. Tulip Irei-, Magnolia 

 Meiuiiinaia ;inil iiiaxiiiia, Anieriean Cyprt hs, Enro|)eaii Ash, Iveil-lwig l>iii<len, ami Silver leaved 

 Limleii. 



The coDiiiioii vaiiely of European I^inden, and Mie conimon llorsn Chestnut, drop their foliage 

 80 early in aiil.unin that, they arc Kiitirnly iiiisuited for streeis, but will armwer for other lociit'ong. 

 The Catalpa forms too 8preaditi<j and irix'gnlur a hi-ad for plantiii<{ in etrents. The European 

 Alder will best suii any wet loealii,y. The Ailanllius lias lat.leny fallen into disreftutc on aeeount 

 of tlic odoi- of its' blosaonis ; an evil fasily reiiii'(li''d, however, by projier stdecttion, as the odor 

 proceeds only fioni one ^ex, bitterly intfodueed, and therefore this objection does not apply at all 

 to the tree originally intiO(iu(!ed, which wiis of the other sex. 



All the aliovi'-iiann'<l tree;* are a|)propnate for e.vtensive Lawns, to which may be added the 

 W'ei'jiing Willow, one of the most elegant and grjieeful of all ti'e^^s, and ihe Ring-Ieave<l AVeeping, 

 the lluntiiigilon (freen, and the tiolu'ii bark and Silvery-leaved Willows to aid in the piet.nresaue. 

 The Liquidambcr and Scarlef, ]\|!i|)le are desirable not only for g^neial orniiment, but for itieir 

 redcK^iiing folia.;o in early Ant,uiiiii, ihereby imparting a m-st pleasing diversity, 'ihe tices I have 

 enumerated are not, 6nit,:ible lor ordinary small yards and othei- cireuniseribeil positions; and for 

 Hint (diject, we should seb'ct M'ces of j^c-ou'lary stature, sndi as the Mountain Ash, Magno'ia 

 I ripetela, MHerojiiiy 11a, and Auriculatii, V\'liitc Fringed Uriiiis, Laburnum, Japan Angelica, European 

 lliiil Clierry, JJlusii Aeacia, and \Mrgilia luiea. 



We eonie next to the tliiril Class of Trees, which may be more jiroperly ranked as large 

 Siirubs, as they branch low, and to the largest class of Flowering Shrubs, nil of which may be 



WEEriN(^ TREKS OF FAIR SIZE. 



Ash. Wecfiing European $1 1)0 



, Weeping Asiatic 1 50 



, Weeping Gulden 1 50 



Aspen, Weeping 1 00 



lieeeh, Weeping Ureeu 1 50 



, Weeping Purple 1 50 



Birch, Weeiiing Scotch 1 OO 



, Weeping Laciniate 1 00 



Cherry, Weeping, one of t/ic inost (jcautiful ^Ito^'l 



Cypress, Weeping 2 00 



Cytisus, Wee|)ing, 2 si)ecies 1 00 



Eim. American Weeping 1 00 



, Enrop'-an Weeping 1 00 



Laburnum, Weeping i 05 



Lirch, Scotch Drooping, best 1 50 



, Peniulous 2 00 



Linden, Silvery Weeping 1 50 



Mountiin Ash, Weeping 1 00 



Pcac h. Weeping go 



Pear, AVeeping 75 



Poplar, Wei-ping 75 



So|>hora, Weeping 2 00 



Willow, Weeping green 50 



, Weeping Ring leaved 75 



, Kilmarnock Weeping l 00 



Robinia, Weeping 1 00 



DEdDUOUS ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS. 



The following comprises a Select AxsortntoU of the most beautiful ami estimable speei 

 inferior species are omitted. N. B.— Extra laige Shrubs of most of the kinds can be su 

 proportionate prices. 



Botanical Name. Cuiiimon Name. 



1 Aeada Julibrissin SensUiTC tree 



2 Aniclaiicliior botryupium SIcspilas, Snowy flowered 



3 Amelanchier arbutifolia Mespilus, Scarlet berried 



4 Aiuoi'phi) frnticosa Iiuiigo Sbrnb 



5 Aniorpha canescens Indigo Shrub, Hoary 



(i Amygdalns Almoud, Flowering. (See page 21.) 



7 Andvoaieda panieulata Andromeda, panicled ,. 



8 Andromeda racemosa Andromeda, Racemed. 



9 Andromeda pulverulenta Andromeda, Splendid, and others 



10 Aiteniesia abrotanum Sontliernwood, or Citronelle 



es. The 

 plied at 



Price. 

 40 to 75 

 38 

 50 

 25 

 25 



60 

 50 

 •75 



