Block of Norway Spruce at the Amawalk Nurstr>', with one taken up to show 
the roots 
Spi 
ruce and Fir • Abies and Picea 
Alcock's. Picea Alcockiana. A handsome, rapid-growing tree 
from Japan. The foliage has a silvery tint beneath, which con- 
trasts strongly with the dark green above. ^^^^ 
4 ft. high $4 oo 
White. Abies cnncolor. Silver Fir of Colorado. A graceful, rapid- 
growing tree, attaining a height of fifty feet or more. It has broad, 
soft foliage, bluish above and silvery beneath. ^^^.^ 
2 ft. high $3' oo 
Colorado Blue. Picea Parryana, or pungens glauca. The best 
known and finest evergreen from Colorado. The foliage is of a 
wonderful blue and silver tint. It is a vigorous, compact tree, 
attaining a height of 8o'to 100 feet, very symmetrical and excep- 
tionally ornamental. ^^^^ 
2 ft. high $i'75 
3 ft high 3 25 
4 ft. high S 00 
Lunneman Blue. Of more compact growth than the Colorado 
Blue Spruce, with branches closer together and greener in color. 
2 to 2\ ft. high $1 75 
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