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jEhciiIuh H. var. i-ubicnnda. Kei) Flowkiiku HoitSK Cukktnut. I{. Oi itrin obsciii p. One of the finest trees 

 in cultivation; form round; flowers showy rcil ; blooms ii little Inter timn tli<' white, ami the leuvesureof a 

 dfepor green. One of thi; most valiiahle ornamental trees. The whitc-flowereil and this contrast well 

 when planted totfether. $I.(K). 

 Tar. foliiK aureo variepatiH. Goi.dkn VAIiiKtiATKO HonsK Curstni t. B. Foliaife with l>ri>rh(, (foMeu 

 yellow varieKJition. 8l.iH». 

 /E. umbrariilifera. ('. Of pyramidal oompael habit : a ino<]eial.' trrower. 

 For Smooth-Fruited Horsc> Chesliiiit 8e(^ Pavia. 



House Chestnut, Dopbi.e Fi,owkki:ij. ( liediieed Size ). 



AILA.NTHUS. Tree of Heaven. Gin-wjiiBAt M, Ger. Ailaktiie, m-. 

 A. glandulosa. A. From Japan. A lofty, rapid growinir tree, with loiiff, elegant feathery foliaire, exempt from 

 all disea-xes and insects. One of the most distinct of ornamental trees with pinnate foliage. Useful to 

 produce tropical elfeets. BOe. 



ALNUS. Alder. Eklk, Oct. Aulxe, Fr. 



The cut leaved varieties in this family are particularly elegant and ornamental ; being rapid and robust grow- 

 ers, th.-y should he pnmrd every year m order to form hand.souic specimens. 



A. lirnia. I!. A distinct species from .Tapan. In foliage and gi'neral appearance the tree resembles a Morello 

 Cherry. 5Ue. 



A. gliitinosa. Klkopean (lit Common Aldkii. 15. A remarkably rapid growing tree, attiuning a height of 

 from thirty to si.tty feet. Foliage roundish, w<«lge-shaped and -.vavy. This species is specially adapted to 

 moist siliiutions. ."illc. 



var. laciniata. ( ■ri-i ,i;a vi:n Ai.deh. B. From Northern France. Avery ornamental variety, with dark 



green ami dec|.ly s. i rnli il loliage. .We. 

 var. laciniata iiiiperialis. iMi'EiiiAt. Cdt-LkAVBD AxnER. B. A stately tree, of graceful habit, with 



large and deeply laelniated foliage; at the same time vigorous and perfecth- hardy. Unsurpassed as a 



lawn tree. $1.00. 



A. incaiia laciniatu. B. A distinct, handsome tree, with regularly lai iniated foliage. 75c. 



A. tlliacea. Linden-i.kaved Aldeu. O. An ornament^il species of medium size, with large, handsome, cordate, 

 dark green leaves ; very distinct. $l.a). 



AMEIjANCHIKR. Me.spilus. Pelsknbirne, Ge.r. AMELANcniEB, Fi: 



A. Alpina. C. 50c. 



A. Botryapimn. It. An American species known as " June Berry," " Wild Pear," " Service Tree," and "Shad 

 ISlow." (;rov, s liO to to fe(>t high. Of fa-stigiate form. Flowers white, produced in great profusion early 

 in April, surccedrd by a small fruit of purplish color, ripe in June and pleasant to the taste. One of tlie 

 fliie!<t i'< / !/ < (ti lii Jliiurri)ig trees; not appreciated as it should be. ."lOc. 



A. ovalls. ()VAi.-i,EAVED AMEi.ANcniEii. C. A native of North America. When grafted 5 or 6 feet high it makes 

 a very handsome round-headed small tree; has bright scarlet berries in the fall. $1.00. 



