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ORNAMENTAL FOREST TREES. 



ORNAMENTAL FOREST TREES. 



Of the first class and largest growth, esteemed for their foliage, fiowtrs, or fruit. 

 Those not marked are 25 cents each, t are 37^ cents each, i are 50 cents each. 



Note. — European Linden. Silvery leaved Abele, Willows, Larch, Honey Locust, 

 Tulip tree. Maples, Poplars, Elms, Alianthus, Horse Chestnut, Catalpa, Alders,- 

 Yellovv Locust, Plane, Buttonwood. and many others, can be supplied of very large 

 size, suitable for streets, avenues, &c> and at prices in proportion. 



1 White flowering horse chestnut, 50 cts each JElsculus hippocastanum- 

 Ditto, large size, 75 cts to Si 



2 Ohio Buckeye, 37 to 50 cts 



3 Sugar maple, or Hard, 25 to 37 cts 



4 Scarlet do, 25 to 37 cts 



5 fNorway do 

 G tEuropean sycamore 



7 ^Silver leaved do, 25 to 37 cts 



8 tBlack sugar do 



9 JChinese alianthus, or tree of heaven, with 



leaves 4 feet long 



Ditto, smaller size, S4£ per dozen 



Ditto, large size, Si each and over 

 10 tEuropean alder, rapid growth 

 \\ fCut leaved do 



12 tScotch weeping birch, of poetic celebrity 



13 Canada canoe birch 



14 Poplar leaved do 



15 Catalpa, showy flowers, 25. to 50 cts 

 Ditto, per dozen, S3 to S4£ 



16 American cypress, 37 to 50 cts 



pallida 

 Acer saccharinum 

 rubrum 

 platanides 

 pseudoplatanus 

 dasycarpum 

 nigrum 



Ailanthus glanduloaa 



Alnus glutinosa 

 v. lasciniata 



Betula alba pendula 

 papyracea 

 populifolia 



Catalpa syringaefolia 



t European ash. rapid growth 

 (Various leaved do 

 fManna do 



tChinese do 



White American 



Black do 



iGreen barked do, and many others 



24 Honey locust, or thorny acacia, 37 cts 

 Ditto, per 100 SIS 



25 Thornless do. 25 to 37 cts 



17 

 18 



19 

 20 

 21 

 22 

 23 



Cupressus disticha 

 Fraxinus excelsior 

 simplicifolia 

 rotundifolia 

 chinensis- 

 acuminata 

 sambucifolia 

 viridis 

 Gleditschia triacanthos 



X. B. For Honey locust for hedges, see page 30 



28 Chinese red spined do 

 27 Chinese large spined do 

 23 -"-Kentucky coffee 



29 Sassafras 



30 Maple leaved sweet gum 



31 Tulip tree, or whitewood, 25 to 37 cts 



32 Entire, or saddle leaved do, 1 dollar 



33 :Pri^e of India, rather delicate 



34 European larch, for dry or upland soil 



25 to 37 cents 



35 American do, or Deciduous Fir, for moist 



or low grounds, 25 to 37 cts 

 Ditto, per 100, 25 to 30 dollars 



36 American plane, sycamore, orbuttonwcod, 



25 cents 



37 Oriental plane, 37 to 50 cents 

 33 Lombardy popbr 



horrida 



macroacanthos 

 Cymnocladus canadensis. 

 Laurus sassafras 

 Liquid amber styraciflua 

 Liriodendron tulipifera 



integri'olia 

 Melia azedarach 



Pinus larix 



microcarpa 



Piatanus occidentals 



orientalis 

 Populus dilatata 



