( 41 ) 



3t White, or Weymouth pinCf 7nuch ^ 



admired, 50 cts., 75 cts., S 1, ^ Pinus strobus 



and §1 50, as ifi size j 



32 Norway spruce fir, with pendant 



cones 



celebrated 



poor 



abies 



size 



S3 Red spi'uce fir rubra 



34 Black, or double spruce Jir nigra 



35 White spruce fir alba 



36 HemXo^iiy ov drooping spruce Jir canadensis 

 S7 Cedar of Lebanon, 2 dollars cedrus 



38 European silver fir picea 



39 Scotch mountain fir, celebrated ^ svlvestris 



for growing on poor ground S ^ 



40 Pinaster, or cluster pine, 1 dol. pinaster 



41 Italian stone pine, with eatable \ t^s^oo 



fruit, 1 dollar 5 P "^^ 



4^ Siberian stone pine, 2 dollars cembra 



43 l^'iich, ov resin pine rigida 



44 Yellow pine variabilis 



^* '^I'dollar ^''""' °'" '"'''' '"'''"•*"*' 1 P*""""^ caroliniensis 



46 * English laurel, 1 dollar lanrocerasus 



47 * Portugal laurel, 1 dollar lusitanica 



48 * Spanish cork-tree, 1 dollai' Quercus suber 



49 * English evergreen onk, I dollar ilex^ 



50 " \merican live oak virens 



'' ^"6^V4"u,o,>r °''""""' I Rhododendron ponticum 



52 American do. 75 cts. maximum 



53 Hyiry-leaved do. 1 dollar hirsulum 



54 •Alexandrian or />.ericta«re/,o/^ Ruseus racemosus 



classic celebrity, I dollar 3 



55 Fiickly-le.ved butcher's broom, ^ aculeatus 



1 <iollar 3 



56 * Double-leaved do. 1 dollar hypoglossum 



57 Scutch broom, 37 cts. Spartium scopariura 



58 Englisli yew, the ornament of the \ ^ haccata 



church-yards in England 3 * ^^"* \x^^^^\^ 



59 Irish do. 1 dollar hibernica 

 GO \merican do. canadensis 



61 Chinese arbor vitse Thuya orientnlis 



62 American do. occidentalis 



HAWTHORN QUICKS. 



Per 100, 1 dollar— per 1000, 6 to 8 dollars 



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