ORNAMENTAL FOREST TREES. 



10 Chinese aiianthus, or tree of heaven. \\ ivith 



leaves 4 feet long^ 7o cents to .^1 



11 ^Curopean alder, rapid growth 



12 ^Cut leaved do 



13 ■Scotch weeping birch; of poetic celebrity 



14 "^Yellow birch 



15 *Canada canoe birch 



16 Black birch. 25 cents 



17 Poplar leaved do 25 cents 



18 ^Red or broom do 



- 19 'Catalpa, showy flowers 



20 t American cypress 



21 'European ash. rapid growth 



22 ^Various leaved do. 



23 3Ianna do 



24 Chinese do ^\ 



25 Walnut leaved do. 25 cents 



26 White do. 25 cents 



27 Black do. 25 cents 



28 i Carolina shiumg do 



29 + Green barked do 



30 Pubescent do. 25 cents 



31 t Broad leaved do 



32 ^Cinereous ash 



33 ^Elliptic leaved do 



34 *Dotted stalked do 



35 "Lance leaved do 



36 ^Oval leaved do 



37 Pale do. 75 cents 



38 Cloth leaved do. 75 cents 



39 Flat seeded do. 75 cents 



40 "Richard's do 



41 Honey locust or thorny acacia, 25 cents 



do. extra large, 50 cents to .^1 



42 Thornless do 



43 Chinese redspined do -S'l 



44 Chinese large spined do. $1 



45 Purple spined do. $1 



46 t Kentucky coffee 



47 Sassvifras, 25 cents 



48 Maple-leaved sweet gum, 25 cents 



49 Oriental do. Si 



50 ITulip tree or whitewood 



Ditto, smaller size. 25 cents each 



51 Entire, or saddle leaved do. 



52 tPride of India, rather delicate 



53 tEuropean larch 



Ditto, extra large, S'l 



54 t American do. or hackmatack 



55 American plane, sycamore^ or huttonwood, 



25 cents 



Ditto, of large size, 50 cents 



56 tOriental plane 



Ditto, extra large, 75 cents to $1 and upwards 



^ Aiianthus glandulosa 



Alnus glutinosa 



V. lasciidata 

 Petula alba pendula 



excelsa 



papyracea 



lenta 



populifolit* 

 nigra, zel. rubra 

 Catalpa syringcefolia 

 Cupressus disticha 

 Fraxinus excelsior 



simplicifolia 



rotuudifolia 



chinensis 



juglandifoiia 



acuminata 



sambucifolia 



Carolina 



viridis 



pubescena 



latifolia 



cinerea 



elliptica 



epiptera 



lancea 



ovata 



pallida 



pannosa 



piaticarpa 



Richardi 

 Gleditschia triacanthos 



inermis 

 horrida 



macroacanthos 

 purpurea 



Gymnocladus canadensis 



Laurus sassafras 



Liquidamber styraciflua 

 imberbe 



Liriodendron tulipifera 



integri folia 

 Melia azedarach 

 Pinus larix 



microcarpa 

 Platanus occidentalis 



orientalis 



i; This tree is so called in Japan, on account of the enormous height to v/hich it at- 

 tains. It has the quality of withstanding the greatest heat uninjured, and retains its 



'■nf/£. until ^-ar^- \ate iu thc >ea.«on. 



