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Forest Trees of Middling Growth, Ornamental
for their Foliage and Flowers.

European mountain ash, or Roan tree, one of the
most admired ornamental trees, on account of the
beauty of its foliage, and its clusters of scarlet
fruit, which remain for many months, 50 cents
American mountain ash, 50 cents
European autumn flowering alder, 37 1/2 cents
Magnolia tripetala, or umbrella tree, with very
large white flowers, 50 cents
Magnolia glauca, with very fragrant flowers, 50 cents
Magnolia acuminata, or cucumber tree, of elegant
growth, and blue flowers, 50 cents
Magnolia macrophylla, with very large leaves and
the most splendid flowers, white, with purple
centre, 2 dollars
Magnolia auriculata, or ear leaved magnolia, 2
dollars
Magnolia cordata, yellow flowering magnolia, 3
dollars
Scarlet flowering horse chesnut [chestnut], 50 cents
Yellow flowering horse chesnut [chestnut], 50 cents
Willow leaved oak, 50 cents
Black Canada willow, of singular appearance, 37 1/2
cents
English basket willow, 37 1/2 cents
Coccygria, Venetian Sumach, or purple fringe
tree. This beautiful tree is covered during the
summer months with tufts of russet coloured
down, which forms the most singular ornament of
the garden, 50 cents
American larch, or deciduous fir, a much admired
tree, 50 cents
Purple acacia, with large clusters of beautiful purple
flowers, 37 1/2 cents
European tanner's sumach, of quick growth, and
very large and handsome foliage, 50 cents
        