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Fred'k W. Kelsey, 150 Broadway, New York. 



ORNAMENTAL NATIVE TREES AND SHRUBS. 



I have excellent facilities for furnishing all the most desirable Native Trees and Plauts at reasonable 

 prices. 



The following comprise the leading kinds used for ornamental planting. These can be supplied by 

 the 1,000, of good size for transplanting, or immediate effect, at very low prices. $5, $10 and $15 per WO ; 

 $25, $50, $75 and $100 per 1,000, according to size and variety. 



Acer Pennsylvanicum, (Striped Maple.) 

 yEscnIus flava. (Buckeye.) 

 Amelanchier Canadensis. (Shad Bush.) 

 Andromeda arburea. (Tree Andromeda.) 

 Andromeda calyculata. 

 Andromeda Mariana. 

 Andromeda polifolia. 

 Andromeda racemosa. 



Azalea arborescens, (Smooth Sweet Azalea.) 

 Azalea nudiflora. (Purple Azalea or Pinxter 

 Flower.) 



Azalea viscosnm. (Charming Azalea or White 



Swamp Honeysuckle.) 

 Azalea Calendulacea. Flame Colored Azatea. 

 Azalea Va^eyi. Floivers light pink and deep 



rose, mottled at the base inside. Leaves assume a 



beautiful tint in Autumn. 



Rhododenbeon Maximum. 



Betnlea Papryacea. The beautiful Canoo Birch. 

 Pure white bark that easily separates into layei-s. 

 Fine trees 5 to 10 feia, S15 to $2.5 per hundred. 



Betnia Populifolia. Form of the American 

 White Birch. 



Berberris Purpurea. Fine plants, $3 to $10 per 100. 



Betula excelsa. (Yellow Birch.) 



Betuia lenta. (Sweet Black Birch.) 



Calvcanthus Floridus. (Sweet Shi-ub.) 



Carpinns Americana. (American Hornbeam.) 



Cassandra calycnlata. (Leather Leaf.) 



Castanea Americana. (American Sweet Chest- 

 nut.) 



Ceanothns Americanns. (New Jersey Tea.) 

 Cearsns padus. (Euroijean Bii-d Cherry.) 

 Celtis occidentalis. (Hockberry.) 

 Cephalanthus occidentalis. (Button Bush.) 



Cercis Canadensis. (Red Bud.) 

 Chionanthus Virginica. (White Fringe.) 

 Clematis verticilliata. 

 Clematis A^irginiana. 



Clethra acuminata. (Southern Pepper Bush.) 

 Clethra AInirolia. fPepper Bush.) 

 Comptouia asplenifolia. (Sweet Fern.) 

 Cornus alteruifo!ia. (Green Osier.) 

 Cornus Florida. (Flowering Dogwood.) 

 Cornns sericea. (Silky Coniel or Kinnikinnick4 

 Cornus stolonifera. (Red Osier Dogwood.) 

 Diervilla trifida. (Bush Honeysuckle.) 

 Plrca palustris. (Moosewood or Ijcatherwood.) 

 Fraxinus Americana. (American "White Ash ) 

 Gaylussacia resinosa. (Black Huckleberry.) 



Ilalesia tretraptera. Snow- 

 drop Silverbeil.) 

 Hamatnclis Virginica. (Witch 



Hazel.) 



Ilex monticola. (Deciduous 

 Mountain Holly.) 



Ilex opaca. 



Ilex verticillati. (Black Alder 



or Winterberry.) 

 Itea Virginica. 



Juuipcrus Virgiuiana. (Red 



Cedar. ) 



Kalmia augustifolia. (Sheep 

 Laurel, Lambkill or Wickey.) 



Kalmia latifolia. (Mountain 

 Laurel.) 



Kalmia glanca. (Pole L a u- 

 rel.) 



liaurus benzoin. (Spicewood.) 

 Leucothoe Catesbesi. 

 Ledum latifolum. (Labrador Tea.) 

 Liriodeudron tulipfera. (Tulip Tree.) 

 Lindra benzoin. (Spice or Benjamin Bush.) 

 Lonicera flava. 



Lonicera grata. (American Woodbine.) 



Lonicera oblongifolia. 



Magnolia acumineate. (Cucumber Tree.) 



Magnolia glanca. (Sweet Bay.) 



M>Tica cerilera. (Bayberry or Wax Myrtle.) 



Nemopanthes Canadensis. (Mountam Holly.) 



Piuus Australis. (Yellow Pine.) 



Pinus rigida. (Pitch Pine.) 



Rhamnn.s ainifolius. 



Rhododendron maximum. See cut; also page 27. 



