26812. POPULUS SP. Poplar. 

 FroinMr.FrankX^.Meyer,Grianda,Cri« 

 mea, Russia. Species with white trunk 

 and remarkably pyramidal habit;, at- 

 taining SO feet. They branch but and 

 lose their pyramidal shape when eld, 

 Of value in W estern States for wind- 

 breaks and as ornamental park trees, 



26473. PRUNUSARMENIACA. 

 Apricot Presented by Mr. J. Mol- 



tisdir,iospector General of Agriculture, 

 Kashmir, India. Bears in fourth vear. 

 Reported wild species. 



26832, PRU NUS ARM EN SAGA. 



Apricbt, "Moorpark." Budded on 

 Amygdalusddvidiana, (S.P.I. No. 22009), 

 the wiM Chinese peach, for the pur- 

 pose of testing the latter as a stock 

 resistant to drought, cold and alkali. 



12185. PRUMUS PSEUDO- 

 CERASUS. Japanese flowering 

 cherry. Haria sail. From the Yoko- 

 hama Nursery Company, Yokohama, 

 Japan. One of the famous flowering 

 cherries of Japan so extensively plant- 

 ed in parks and as an avenue free in 

 that country and so much admired by 

 visitors. The trees are literally cov- 

 ered in early spring with beautiful 

 pink flowers. Mafoit upright. 



12196. PRUNUS PSEU DO- 

 GE R ASUS. Japanese flowering 



cherry. Asagi sakura, From the Yoko- 

 hama Nursery Company, Yokohama, 

 Japan. One of the famous flowering 

 cherries of Japan so extensively plant- 

 ed in parks and as an avenue tree in 

 that country and so much admired by 

 visitors, The trees are literally cov- 

 ered in early spring with beautiful 

 pink flowers. Habit upright. 



12223. PRUNUS PSEUDO- 

 CERASUS. Japanese flowering 

 cherry. Takinioi. From the Yokohama 

 Nursery Company, Yokohama, Japan. 



One of the famous flowering cherries 

 of Japan so extensively planted in 

 parks and as an avenue tree in that 

 country and so much admired by vis- 

 itors. The trees are literally covered 

 in early spring with beautiful pink er 

 white flowers. Habit upright." 



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