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SIBERIAN ARIiOR VITi«E. 
CLASS IV. — EVERGREEN TREES. 
Price — 60 cents each, except otherwise noted, for trees of the usual size. Extra 
sized specimens charged for in proportion. Those preceded by a * are not quite 
hardy in this section. 
Those preceded by a\ are either new or rare, ami only to be had of small sizes. 
Arbor Vitae, American ( Thuja.) 
American (oceidentalis.) The com- 
mon white Cedar; excellent for 
screens and hedges. 
f American Weeping '{oceidentalis 
pendula.) Elegant drooping hab- 
it. $2. 
Brinckerhoffii. $1. 
Ericoides. A dwarf variety with 
heath-like foliage ; forms a dense 
little shrub. 
Arbor Vitse, American ( Thuja.) 
Globosa. A variety of the Ameri- 
can. Originated at Philadelphia ; 
forms a dense round shrub. $1. 
Gigan tea. The giant Arbor Vita;. 
A fine, graceful tree, found on the 
northwest coast of America 
and California, growing from 40 
to 50 feet high, with long, flexi- 
ble branches ; perfectly hardy. 
