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DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL TREES. 











Common name. 



1 % Price. 



Botanical Name. | 



Remarks. 











JUDAS TREE. 



54. American,* 



55. European red,* 



56. European white, 

 WHITE FRINGE TREE. 



57. Virginian, 



Extra sized trees 75 cts. to $1. 



58. Carolinian, 



59 Pun Howerintr, 



GO. CLADASTRIS, Yel.wood. 



Yellow wooded Vira-iUa, 

 ei. DOGWOOD, White flow'g. 

 LABURNUM. 

 62. Goiden chain, 

 G3. Alpine or Scotch broad- 

 leaved, 

 64. Weeping straw colored, 

 G5. Ro-'v or Purple, 



66. Oak leaved, 



67. Ringlet leaved, 



68. Fragrant, 



69. Late flowering, 



70. White iiowering, 



71. LOTUS, European, or Date 

 plum, 



BEECH. 



72. Purple leaved, 



73. Weeping purpie leaved, 



74. 'Weeping green leaved, 



75. Fern leaved, or Crested, 

 ASH. 



70. Weeping European, 

 Extra sized trees 75 cts. to $1, 

 end upicards. 



77. Silver striped leaved, 



78. Corsican silvery leaved, 



79. Golden barked, 



80. Green barked, dark foliage, 



81. Curled leaved, 



82. "Weeping Asiatic, 



83. White flowering, see Omus, 

 ACACL\. 



84. Three thorned, or Honey 

 Locust, 



Extra sized trees 75 cts. to SI. 



85. Thornless, 



86. Chinese red spined, 



87. KENTUCKY COFFEE, 

 SNOWDROP or Silver Bell. 



88. Four winged, 



89. Small flowered, 



90. Two winged, 



91. KOLREUTERL\, Chinese 

 panicled, 



LARCH. 



ij2. European drooping,* 



93. "Weeping,* 



94. American, 



95. TULIP TREE, or White 



wood. 



Extra sized trees 75 cts. to $1 

 and Kvicards. 



96. Obtusp, or S.addle leaved, 



97. OSAGE ORANGE, male 

 and fnnale, 



MAGNOLIA. 



98. Blue flowering, or Pointed 

 leaved, 



99. Alexandrina, 

 100, Admirable, 

 iOL Auricled, 



102. Chinese white, or Chande- 

 iier, 



103. Yellow twice flowering, or 

 Heart-leaved. 



104. Glaucous leaved, 



105. Japan purple flowering, 



106. Long ieaved glaucous," 



107. Largest Umbrella leaved. 

 Extra sized trees at proportion 



ate rates. 

 ICS. Ncrbert's Chinese, 

 109. Chinese purpie and white, 



110. Pyramidal auricled, 



111. Soulange's white & purple, 



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CERCIS. 



canadensis. 



siiiquastrum. 



albifiora. 

 CKIONANTHUS. 



Airgmica. 



maritima. 



injlata. 

 Cladastris tinctoria, 



Virgiiia lutea. 

 Coinus florida. 

 CYSTISUS. 



laburnum. 



alpinus. 

 pendulum, 

 adami.vel purpurea 

 quercifolima. 

 anmilaris. 

 odorata. 

 serotina. 

 albifiora. 

 Diospyrcs lotus. 



FAGUS, 



purpurea. ) 



purpurea pendula \ 



gylvatica pendula. 



asplenifolia. 

 FRAXINUS. 



excel, pendula. 



fol. varieg. 

 argentea. 

 aurea. 

 viridis. 



atrovirens erispa. 

 lentiscif, pendula. 

 ornvis, see Ornue. 

 GLEDITSCHL\, 



triacanthos. 



incrmi.". 



sinensis horrida. 

 Gvmnocladus canaden. 

 HALESIA. 



tetraptera. ) 



parviflora. ) 



diptera. 

 Kolreuteria paniculata, 

 Sapindus chinensis. 



LARIX. 



europea. 



pendula. 



americang. 

 LIRIODENDRON. 



tulipifera. 



ohtusiloha. 



Madura aurantiaca. 

 MAGNOLIA, 

 acuminata. 



alezandrina. 

 amabilis. 



fraser;,vel auricula. 



conspicua or yulan, 

 cordata, Lyoni. J 

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glauca. 



gracilis, vel Kobus, 

 longifolia. 

 macrophylla. 



•noriertiana. 

 obovata, vel pur- ( 

 purea. \ 



pyramidata. 

 soulan^iana. 



Showy crimson blossoms before the leaves expand. 

 Flowers as above, but a much more dwarfish tree. 

 Flowers white or cream colored. 



Large clusters of flov>-ers resembling cut paper, very 

 ornamental. 



Flowers in form of a puff. 



White flowers, in pendulous racemes. 



Showy flowerSjWhich expand in April, before the leaves. 



Brilliant yellow flowers, in pendant racemes, highly 

 ornamental. 



Paler flowers, exceedingly graceful. 



Racemes of rosy purple flowers. 



Yellow flowers, like No. 63. 



Peculiar f;-!iage. 



Sweet-scented flowers. 



Blossoms expand late. 



Racemes of white flowers. 



Q,uite ornaraenta], especially when in fruit. 



Most singular foliage, leaves reddish purple at eipan- 



sion, gradually changing to dark purple. 

 A very singular weeping tree. 

 Peculiar foliage. 



Very unique, the branches drooping to the earth. 



Handsome foliage. 

 Hoary 



Brilliant yellow bark and handsome folicge, 

 Handsom^e and peculiar foliage. Tslow. 

 Very unique growth and beautiful sombre foliage, grows 

 New ^'eeping variety from Aleppo. 



Majestic trees, of rapid growth and pinnated foliage. 



Toliage similar to the preceding. 



Unique growth, pinnated foliage, red flowers. 



Beautiful snow-white bells, in April, in great profusion. 



Snowy blossoms, later than the preceding. 



Irregular growth ; its yellow flowers in July, and seed- 

 vessels in autumn, are unique but not beautiful. 



Rapid growth, delicate foliage; Nos. 92 and 93 are far 

 the most beautiful, their flexile drooping branches being 

 peculiarly graceful. They flourish on any soil, and 

 even on clifls. No. 94 requires a moist soil. 



One of the most majestic and beautiful trees, producing 

 a profusion of red and yellow tulip-shaped blossoms. 



Blossoms similar lb above. 



Beautiful foliage and curious fruit, size of a large orange. 

 A stately pjTamidal tree, attaining 80 to 100 feet height. 



Rare Chinese varieties, beautiful flowers. 



Elegant flov.-ers and large foliage. 



Splendid snow-white, tulip-shaped flower?, in great 



profusion in April, before the leaves expand. 

 Large heart-shaped leaves and bright yellow flowers in 



May and August. 

 A dv,-arf species, white flowers of exquisite fragrance. 

 Grows freely, flowers lively purple, blooms twice. 

 Subevergreen, white fragrant flov\-ers, slow growth. 

 Leaves two to three feet in length, largest flou'ers of all 



Magnolias, the petals 10 inches in length, campanulate, 



white, with a purplish centre, and pleasant odor. 

 Rare variety, beautiful flowers. 



Beautiful campanulate flowers, purple outside and white 

 within : grows freely, and blooms twice — the first in 

 April, before the leaves expand. 



White campanulate flowers. 



Grows freely ; splendid tulip-shaped flowers in April, 

 white striped and shaded with purple. 



* Mwh planted in ctmsterier. 



