Evergreen Trees TOWSON NURSERIES, Inc. 



EACH PER 10 



SCIADOPITYS verticillata (Umbrella Pine) . 8/olO/ee^ $60.00 $75.00 



A slow-growing conical tree. Characteristic 10 12 85.00 to 100.00 



of Japan with its dark green shiny foliage ar- 

 ranged in whorls of umbrella-like tufts on 

 horizontal branches. Makes an unusual and 

 beautiful specimen. 



TAXUS baccata adpressa (Short-leaved English 15 to 18 inch. $ 4.00 



Yew J . Low, with gracefully spreading 18 20 5.00 

 branches covered with short dark green leaves. 

 Very good for rockeries. 



SPREAD 



TAXUS baccata repandens ( Spreading English 12 to 15 inch. $ 3.50 



Yew). A hardy English form with dark 15 18 4.00 



green, gracefully spreading branches. Very 18 20 5.00 



good for foundation planting or in the front 20 24 7.50 

 of taller evergreens. 



TAXUS canadensis (American Yew). Pros- 15 ro 18 /^cA. $ 3.00 

 trate form, with wide spreading slender 18 24 4.00 

 branches, not exceeding three feet in height. 

 Very hardy and will stand trimming to any 

 desired shape. The brilliant red berries in 

 the fall make it very attractive. 



Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Calloivay, 4306 St. Paul Street, Guilford. 

 An effective use of large specimen Japanese Cypress, Pfitzefs Juniper, 

 Greek Juniper and Mugho Pine. 



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