iL^rge sizes, selected at the Nursenes, 

 will be furnished at special prices. Prices 

 -ri black type indicate that those sizes 

 wlL be forwarded postpaid by mail, if 

 desired, at each and dozen rates, but larger trees will be sent if they go by express or freight. On Nursery 

 stock by express or freight the purchaser pays the charges in all cases. Trees will be supplied per dozen 

 at ten times the price of each. For rates per hundred and for other varieties than here named, see Price 

 List given on last pages of the Guide. 



ARBOR VIT^. 



American Arbor Vitae.— This tree is almost 

 too well known to need a description. It is of conical 

 ^orm and rapid growth, especially valuable as a 

 hedge plant. 12 in, 20c ; 2 ft, 25c ; 3 ft, 35c ; 4 ft, 

 50c : 5 ft, 75c. 



Comi>act Arbor Vitae. —Globular in shape, 

 dwarf and compact in habit, foliage a handsome 

 deep green ; desirable. 12 in, 2f c ; 18 to 24 in., 35c. 



Dense or Conica Densa Arbor Vitae. — 

 Of conical, dense form, slender branches and foliage 

 of a bright, lively green. 2 ft, 50c. 



George Peabody Arbor Vitae. — Very 

 liardy, beautiful and showy,; of dwarf, compact 

 iiabit ; foliage of a rich, bright golden color, retained 

 throughout the ytar. This is the finest golden Arbor 

 Vita?. 6 in, 25c ; 12 in, 35c ; 18 in, 50c ; 2 to 2}4 ft, 

 "TSc, 



Globe Arbor Vitae.— Perfectly globular form ; 

 dense, lively green foliage. A very distinct and 

 handsome variety. 12 in, 3 5c; 18 in, 35c ; 2 ft, 



50c ; 2y^ ft. r5c. 



Hovey's Golden Arbor Vitae, — Of dwarf 

 habit, globular form, dense growth ; foliage of a 

 lively yellowish-green. An exceedingly hardy 

 variety ; excellent for a low hedge. 18 in, S5c ; 2 ft, 

 50c; 21^ ft, 75c. 



Little Gem Arbor Vitae.— One of ihe most 

 distinct and peculiar varieties of the American Arbor 

 Vit*. It is of low, loose, spreading habit, almost 

 trailing; growing rapidly in breadih, but very slowly 

 In height. The foliage is soft, and of a handsome, 

 dark green color. Especially suitable f r borders 

 and walk work. 15 in. across, 50c. 



Pyramidal Arbor Vitae.— Very erect, com- 

 pact, dense form ; foliage of a rich, dark green coLr. 

 Tree very hardy, and valuable for decorating ceme- 

 tery lots, being much hardier, hence better for the 

 purpose than Irish Juniper, now so largely planted 

 for this purpose. 12 in, 25c ; 2 ft, 35c ; 3 ft, 50c ; 4 ft, 

 75c.; 5 ft, $1.00. 



Chinese Golden Arbor Vitae.— A variety 

 of dwarf habit, compact, growth and rounded form, 

 with bright, golden-green foliage. An exquisite 

 little tree of from three to five feet, which should be 

 more largely used on the lawn. 2 to 3 ft, 75c,. 



Roliinson's Golden or Elegrantissima 

 Arbor Vitae.— This is one of the handsomest 

 evergreens; erect, pyramidal loose form; foliage 

 light green, tipped with golden yellow, changing to 

 an elegant bronze in winter. An ornamental addi- 

 tion to any group of evergreens. 2^ ft, 75c. 



Siberian Arbor Vitae.— Excessively hardy; 

 of rather slow 

 growth; conical 

 form, compact 

 and symmet- 

 rical ; foliage 

 dense and of a 

 peculiar dark 

 green color. An 

 ornamental and 

 useful variety- 

 It has a richer 

 and more vel- 

 vety tone of col- 

 or than the Am- 

 erican and 

 unites, perhaps, 

 more good qual- 

 i ties for c o m - 

 mon use than 

 any othnr we 

 I know of. It 



: makes a fine hedsre and retains its vivid green 

 I all winter. 18 in. .35c ; 2 fr. 40c : 3 ft. 60c. 



Tom Thumb Arbor Vitas. -Of dwarf habit; 

 I very compact and symmetrical with delicate, heath- 

 I like foliage. Very hardy, and valuable for smaU 

 ; grounds. Owing to the softness of its foliage, it 

 forms an exceedingly beautiful low hedge. ft., 50c. 



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