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F. & F, NURSERY CATALOGUE 



List of Evergreens, with golden variegated or otherwise 



attractive foliage 



Described in their respective places in the catalogue. 



Abies concolor. Silvery green. 

 Biota elegantissima. Golden in Summer, bronze 

 in Winter. 



— orientalis aurea. Golden. 



— semper aurea. Always golden. 

 Cedrus Atlantica glauca. Steel blue. 

 Juniperus com. Canaden. nana aurea. Golden. 



— Japonica aurea. Golden. 



— Sabina. Very dark color. 



— Virginiana glauca. Blue. 



Picea Alcockiana. Green above, silvery beneath. 



— excelsa aurea. Golden. 



— pungens. Blue. 



Picea pungens Kosteri. Intense blue. 

 Pinus excelsa. Silvery blue. 

 Retinispora filif era aurea. Golden. 



— obtusa. Green in Summer, bronze in Winter. 



— obtusa aurea. Golden. 



— pisifera aurea. Golden. 



plumosa aurea. Golden. 



lutea. Variegated. 



squarrosa. Steel gray. 



Taxus baccata semper aurea. Always golden. 

 Thuya occidentalis lutea. Bright golden. 



Hoveyi. Yellowish green. 



Vervseneana. Green and gold. 



SMALL EVERGREENS FOR FORESTRY AND NURSERY PLANTING 



Where future planting is intended it is best to obtain small sizes for planting in nursery rows. 

 Trees for this purpose are supplied by the 1000 or per 10,000, from 6 to 9 inches up to 2 to 3 feet, at 

 very low prices. 



For forestry purposes. Seedlings and transplanted seedlings of hardy Pines, Spruces and Hem- 

 locks, the leading kinds, per 10,000 and per 100,000, at lowest current prices. Particulars and quotations 

 on application. 



Most desirable kinds are the following: Pinus Austriaca. Austrian Pine. 



Picea alba. White Spruce. — Strobus. White Pine. 



— excelsa. Norway Spruce. — sylvestris. Scotch Pine. 



Juniperus Virginiana. Red Cedar. Tsuga Canadensis. Hemlock. 



There are others for more specific localities, but the above named scrts we consider to be best 

 adapted for general planting. 



Garden at York, Pa., Supplied by Us. Photograph Taken a Few Weeks After Planting 



