GENERAL CATALOGUE. 



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+pjniis. M. var. r..tiin<lata. C. Of niorc uprijfht gnnvtli than tho dwiu f, and with rounillsh cones. It Is a native 



of TjTol, where it forms a small tt-eo. $1 .ml. 

 tP. JIon.si.eUensi». SAt^.MASs's I'lSE. B. Prom Europe. A nol.le tree ; leaves si.x to seven inches long ai«l 



of a brijrht grr«n color ; branches are stout, numerous, and thickly covo*«3 with foliage. A vijrorous. 



Slircadiiifr aiiii iiictures'iue f.irm. $1.50. 

 p. Pallasiana. 1!. A liuw !'> ninii>Ial tree with shining dark leaves, porfoctly hardy. Valuable. $l.CiO to $3.(X). 

 P. sylvestris. Scotch I'im: on Fin. A. A native of tlic BritLsh Islands. A tine, robu.st, rapid (jrowinff tree, 



■nith stout, erect slioots, and silvery green foliairt^. very hardy; valuable for shelter. oOe. 

 Sec. II. Vmiallyn'ith.threeleavcs'.nasheath, 

 p. iiorizontalis.^ A vigorous tree of conical form, with :eaves six to eight inches long and of a light green 



1 1 N h. A. J liis IS a nol)l(^ Pme, with det!r> Wulsh green leaves. It grows 150 f«»l high in 

 iU lliirdy mid \ ( i y viilnalilc. $1.(KI t.o A'J.UC. 



W ..,)!. 1.1. I iM„ .\. 1 Ins al.so IS a noble tree, attaining the Iieight of 100 fot't, found 

 iiwitli>\< ,l coa.-t 111 .\mcnea and f antornia. It is perfectly hardy here. Specimens in 

 .uai.ls, -li Ic-I in hcifflit. It; is a rapid grower, the leaves 8 to 10 inches in length, and 

 ■olor. $].(Hito5;;.u(i. 



bKc. 111. LkiuiUii until Iwc leaver in a sluatU. 

 I. Pi.Nt. li. A liaiui.soino aiwl distmct Kuropenn speoies, of compact coulwd form : 

 iM-iy. C.rowsslowlywlicn young. $1.00 to $3.IK1. 



lA.N I-im;. a. A native 01 tlie mountains of Northern India. A graceful and elegant 

 r siivcry loliage, resembling that of the Wliite Pme, but longer and more iiendulous. 



\ hVMoi -I II 1-iNK. A. Xho most ornamental of all our native I'iiies; foliage light, deli- 

 dy.soil. Very \ aluable. 30c. 



iV. .lefli.M 



Xorllic 

 pool . s 



1». Combra. Swi; 



1 III < li 

 + 1'. ex<^.ls;.. l.oi 



PODOCABPUS. l^onj;-.s(iilk«>d Yew. 



C. Native of .T.iiutn. An erect, sl..w-Krowiiig slinib. r,.-scmbliiig tlie Irisli Vc 



KETIXISPOKA. Japanese Cypress. 



A lx!autlful and valuable genus from .Tapan; require protection here. 

 *+U. i»lum«s.i. Pj.i mk-i.ikk HETiNispoitA. C. A dwarf shrub, witli dense, slen.ler, foatliciy l.noiclilcts; very 

 oriiainental. $1.00. 



* + var. argentea. SlI,VRK-SPOTTKD Pr,UMK-r,IKK KktinispOKA. C. Soft, silvery, pale green foliage. $l.ai. 



* + var. aurca. Goi.DKN Pi.iT.ME-xaKE BETtNiSPOHA. C. Beautiful, goldcu-tipped foliage; preserves itscolor 



throughout the year. $1.00. 



TAXUS. Yew. Eiuenual-.m, (icr. Ik, /-V. 



Nearly nil the Yews require protection here. 

 *T. adprt>s.sa. Japan Ybw. D. Native of the mountains of .lapan. A low siircuilliigsln uli, witli short, acute, 



dark grtHjn leaves, and pale pink berries. 5ile. to Sl.Ul. 

 ♦T. baccata. ENGLISH Ykw. C. A large btish or I rcc, ;iO to 40 feet wlicii f iilly grown. It is liciisrly liranched 

 and cau be trimmed Into any shape. 50c. to $1.00. 



