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FOREST TREES of the second class, and 

 middling growth, esteemed for their foliage 

 and flowers, 37i Cents, except those noted. 



1 Sensitive tree, with bectuti- ) A j j u librissiii 

 ful foliage, 50 cts, $ 



ful folia g 



2 Silver striped sycamore, 7 



very ornamental, $1 S 



3 Scarletfloweringhorseches-1 



nut, 50 cts. J 



4 Double rose flowering"! 



peach, 50 cts. J 



5 Papaw, or custard apple, ^ 



50 cts. S 



6 Prickly asb, ayxgetica, or\ 



Herculus^s club J 



7 European Judas tree, with~\ 



very showy flowers, which 1 

 appear before the leaves, j 

 50 cts. J 



3 American do. with flowers ) 

 as above, 50 cfa. $ 



9 Snowdrop, or white fringe') 

 tree, with flowers resera- > 

 bling cut paper, 50 cts. J 



10 White flowering dogwood^) 



25 cts. ) 



1 1 White leaf, or white beam, \ 



50 cts. \ 



12 Laburnum, much admired} 



for its clusters of bright \ 

 yellow flowers, 50 cts. 3 



13 Scotch do. 50 cts. 



14 Persimmon, or American') 



medlar, 50 cts. 5 



15 European beech 



16 Purple, or copper leaved) 



beech, $1 S 



17 Weeping ash, of singular 



appearance, 50 cts. 



Acer pseudoplatanu?, 

 fel. a?g. varieg. 



Aesculuspavia 

 Amygdalus persica./x 7 , 

 Anona glabra 

 Aralia spinosa 



Cercis siliquastrum 



canadensis 



Chionanthus virginica 



Cornus florida 

 Crataegus aria 



Cytisus laburnum 



alpinus 



Diospyros virginica 

 Fagus sylvatica 

 v. purpurea 



Fraxinus excelsior- 



pendxda 



