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F. & F. NURSERY CATALOGUE 



FLOWERING AND ORNAMENTAL FRUITED TREES 



JEsculus. Horse Chestnut. 

 Amelanchier. Snowy Mespilus. 

 Amygdalus. Peach. In variety. 

 Aralia. Herculus Club. 

 Benzoin. Spicewood. 

 Castanea. In variety. 

 Catalpa. Indian Bean, or Catalpa. 

 Gerasus. Cherry. In variety. 

 Cercis. Judas. 



Cladrastis tinctoria. Yellow Wood. 



Cornus. Dogwood. 

 Crataegus. Hawthorn. In variety. 

 Koelreuteria. Varnish Tree. 

 Laburnum. Golden Chain. 

 Magnolia. In variety. 

 Qxydendron arborea. Sorrel Tree. 

 Paulo wnia. Empress Tree. 

 Pyrus. Flowering Apple. 

 Robinia. Locust. 



Sorbus Aucuparia. Mountain Ash. 



TREES WITH COLORED FOLIAGE 



Acer Japonicum aureum. Yellow. 



— platanoides Reltenbachi. Purple. 



— Schwedleri. Purple. 



— polymorphum atropurpureum. Purple. 



— dissectum atropurpureum. Purple. 

 Betula alba purpurea. Purple. 



Fagus sylvatica purpurea. Purple. 



— Riversii. Deep Purple. 



Populus monilifera van Geertii. Yellow. 

 Quercus peduneulata atropurpurea. 



Purple. 



— concordia. Golden. 



TREES WITH BRIGHT-COLORED BARK IN WINTER 



Acer Pennsylvanicum . Betula alba. In variety. Salix Britzensis. 



Salix vitellina aurea. Tilia. In variety. 



SMALL TREES FOR NURSERY AND FORESTRY PLANTING 



There is great economy and advantage in procuring young trees for planting in nursery rows. This 

 plan is being adopted in many of the leading parks, public institutions and on private estates. 



This small stock with ordinary treatment about doubles in value every year, besides the advantage 

 of having the material at hand as required during the planting season. 



From 3,000 to 5,000 trees can be advantageously planted per acre with rows 4 to 6 feet apart 



The best sizes of deciduous trees for nursery planting are 2 to 3, 3 to 4, and 4 to 6 feet. 



The following varieties are recommended and they can be supplied at reasonable prices, according 

 to size and variety. 



Transplanting sizes of other trees furnished on equally favorable terms. 



Small Seedlings and Transplanted Stock for Forestry Planting, per 10,000 and 

 per 100,000, Special Prices on Application. 



Acer. Maple. In variety. 

 iEs cuius. Horse Chestnut. 

 Alnus. Alder. 

 Betula. Birch. In variety. 

 Carpinus. Hornbeam. 



Catalpa. 

 Fagus. Beech. 

 Fraxinus. Ash. 

 Platanus. Plane, or Sycamore. 

 Populus. Poplar. In variety. 



Descriptions of all the varieties named above will be found in their respective places in the catalogue. 

 Particulars on application. 



Quercus. Oak. In variety. 

 Salix. Willow. In variety. 

 Sorbus. Mountain Ash. 

 Tilia. Linden. 

 Ulmus. Elm. 



SMALL EVERGREENS FOR NURSERY AND FORESTRY PLANTING 



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