Trees of Omaha 33 



doniestica Linn. Common Plum. 



Height 18 feet. Diameter 4 inches. (Probably) 

 Native of Europe. 

 Prutm* scrotina Ehrh. Black Cherry. 



Height 25 feet. Diameter 4 inches. Miller Park. Na- 

 tive to Nebraska, 

 /'.sv ndotsuga taxifolia Britton. Douglas Fir. 



Height 25 feet. Diameter 8 inches. Native to the 

 United Staites. One of the best evergreens to plant here. 

 Ptelea trifoliata Linn. Hoptree. 



Height 10 feet. Native to the United States. 

 Pynis communis Linn. Common Pear. 



Height 20 feet. Diameter 6 inches. Native to South 

 Europe and Asia. 

 Q uercus coccinea Moench. Scarlet Oak. 



Height 40 feet. Diameter 16 inches. Native to 

 Nebraska. 

 Qmrcu* ilici folia Wang. Barren Oak. 



Height 20 feet. Diameter 6 inches. Native to 

 the United States. 

 (Jncrcits lyrata Walt. Overcup Oak. 



Height 45 feet. Diameter 10 inches. Hanscom Park. 

 Native to the United States. 

 Quercus macrocarpa Michx. Bur Oak. 



Height 45 feet. Diameter 22 inches. Native to 

 Nebraska. 

 Quercus palustris Muenchh. Pin Oak. 



Height 15 feet. Diameter l 1 /^ inches. Native to the 

 United States. 

 (Jm-rcus robur Linn. English Oak. 



Height 15 feet. Diameter 2 inches. Native to 

 Europe. 

 Qm-rcus rubra Linn. Red Oak. 



Height 65 feet. Diameter 24 inches. Native to 

 Nebraska. 

 Qiitrrns nlntina Lam. Yellow Oak. 



Height 20 feet. Diameter 12 inches. Native to 

 Nebraska. 



Itlmnmus caroliniana Walt. Yellow Buckthorn. 

 Height 8 feet. Native to Nebraska. 



