DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL TREES. 



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DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL TREES. 



The following comprise a Select .issortme7it of the. most heaulifu] and estimable species, which our long experience has 

 enabled us to arrange with precision. The inferior species succeed them in u Rejected List. ° 



We have divided them into four classes. The first class comprises those of majestic growth, which attain great stature 

 and ample development; the second class, those which attain a medium size ; the third class, those of lov\' stature ; and the 

 fourih class, such as are comparatively of slow growth, requiring a long period before they attain the size of a small' tree, and 

 which it would, therefore, be more appropriate in ornamenting grounds, to rank among large Shrubs. 

 The prices stated are for trees of fair size ; but where extra large-sized trees arc desired for streets, avenues, &c., in order 



ht from ten to twenty feet, of 

 115, 120, 123, 124, 126, 127, 130, 



Common name. 



MAPLE. 



1. Silver variegated leaved, 



2. Silvery leaved. 

 Extra sized trees from 75 cts. to 



§1, and upwards. 



3. Ash leaved, see Neguado. 



4. Dark leaved sugar, 



5. Norwa}% 



6. Scarlet flowering, 



7. Sugar, or Hard, 

 SYCAMORE. 



8. European, 



9. Silver variegated leaved, 

 HORSE CHESTNUT. 



10. Yellow flowering, 



11. Dwf.pricklyfruited Buckeye, 



12. White flowering, | 

 Extra sized trees 75 cts. to $l,i 



and upwards. \ 



13. Double flowering, I 



14. Variesated leaved, 



15. Ohio Buc'' ,-e, 



16. Scarlet flowering, 



17. Drooping scarlet, 



18. Coral, or Reddish colored, 



19. AIL ANT US, Chinese, or 

 Celestial Tree, viale and female 



Extra sized trees 75 cts. to $1, 



and upwards. 

 ALDER. 



20. European, large foliage, 



21. Silvery leaved, 



22. Cut leaved, 



23. Hawthorn leaved, 

 ALMOND. 



34. Large rose colored, 



25. Large double blush, 



26. Silver striped leaved, 



27. Weeping, 

 PEACH. 



28. Large double blossomed, 



29. IspEihan double flowering, 



30. Weeping, 



31. Willow leaved, 



32. Variegated leaved, 



33. Camak's red twis, 



34. ANGELICA, Prickly Ash, 

 or Hercules club, 



35. BIRCH, Scotch weeping, 

 PAPER MULBERRY. 



36. Chinese, 



37. Scarlet fruited. 



Extra sized trees of the two above 

 75 cts. to SI, eind upwards. 



38. White fruited, 



39. Cowl leaved, scarlet fruit, 



40. Variegated leaved, 



41. CATALPA, large foliage. 

 Extra sized trees 75 cts. to §1. 

 CHERRY. 



42. Large double rose flov/ering, 



43. Dwarf or Prolific double do. 



44. Chinese double pink do., 



45. Weeping, 



46. Variegated leaved, 



47. Perpetual flowering, 



48. Perfumed,variegated leaved 

 BIRD CHERRY. 



49. European, 



50. Aucuba leaved, 



51. Striped leaved, 



52. Beautiful variegated, 



53. Variesated diverse leaved, 



Price 



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 50 



37 

 37 

 37 

 37 



37 

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 37 

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 75 

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 75 

 75 

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75 



Botanical Name. 



ACER. 



campestre, varieg. 

 dasyscarpum. 



negundo. 



nigrum. 



plantanoides. 



rubrum. 



saccharinum. 



pseudoplataniis. 

 arg't ii. va/'ieg: 

 ^SCULUS. 

 fiava. 

 g!3.bra. 



hippocastanum. 



Remarks. 



flore plena, 

 argen. varieg. 

 pallida, 

 pavia. 

 pendula. 

 rubicunda. 

 Ailantus glandulosa. ^ 



ALNUS. 



glutinosa. 

 incana. 

 lasciniata. 

 oxvcanthoides. 

 AMYGDALUS. 



grandiflora, rosea. 

 communis, plena, 

 argen. varieg. 

 pendula. 



persica, plena. 

 ispahanensis, plena. 

 persica, pendula. 

 snlicifolia. 

 fol. varieg. 

 corallina. 



Aralia spinosa. 

 Betula alba, pendula. 

 BROUSSONETIA. 



papyrifera. 



fcemina coccinea. 



fxmina alba, 

 cucnllata. 

 fol. variegata. 

 Catalpa syringeefolia. 



CERASUS. 



communis plena. 

 avium pleno. 

 serrulata pleno. 

 pendula. 

 fol. varieg. 

 semperjiorens. 

 mahaleb varieg. 



pad us. 



aucidxB folia. 



fol. varieg. 



bracteosa. varie, 



ketcrovhylla, t 

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ar. 1 



Cork barked, handsome foliage. 

 Beautiful foliage, v.hich remains late. 



Stately tree, dense foliage. 

 Very large foliage. 



Brilliant scarlet flowers in April, will thrive in wet soils. 

 Rapid growth, stately tree, dense foliage. 



Vigorous growth, large foliage. 

 Beautiful foliage. 



Irregular growth, showy flowers. 

 Greenish flowers. 



Regular growth, beautiful flowers white and pink varie- 

 gated in large spikes. 



Flowers like Chionanthus. 



Very showy foliage, flowers same as No. 12. 



Majestic, rapid growth, greenish flowers. 



Brilliant flowers, slow growth. 



Irregular growth, showy flowers. 



Beautiful flowers. 



Splendid tree, of rapid growth, perfectly hardy, pinnated 

 leaves three to four feet long, greatly admired. 



Rapid growth ; blossoms and seeds remain on this and 

 the two following dming autumn and winter, and 

 impart a lively appearance. 



Handsome hoary foliage. [in wet soils. 



Singular foliage. This and Nos. 20 and 21 will thrive 



Small foliage resembling the Hawthorn or Gooseberry. 



Fine showy blossoms in April. 



Beautiful pale rose blossoms in April, highly ornamental. 

 Beautiful foliage. 

 Droops like a willow. 



Flowers like small roses, highly ornamental. 

 Small flowers, very beautiful. 

 Singular drooping tree. 

 Snow white blossoms. 



Handsome foliage. [maturity. 

 An anomaly, branches brilliant red, leaves yellow at 



Peculiar appearance, very spiny. 

 Graceful ; weeps v.-hen large. 

 Spreading tree, rapid growth, monstrous leaves, scarcely 

 two ali.ke. 



Beautiful peculiar fruit, highly ornamental. 



Peculiar fruit, very ornamental. 

 Fruit same as No. 37. 

 Beautiful foliage. 



Rapid growth, variegated showy flowers 



Snow-white flowers, resembling small roses, extremely^ 



showy and beautiful. 

 Beautiful flowers, like small blush roses. 

 Very peculiar appearance. 

 Handsome foliage. 

 Blossoms during a long period. 

 Handsome foliage. 



■Wliite pendant flowers. 

 Curious foliage. 



Handsome variegated foliage of difierent shades, and 

 pendant racemes of fiov/ers. 



