74 geo. cooling & SONS’ CATALOGUE OF ORNAMENTAL TREES, etc. 
ORMHMEnTAL, DECIDUOUS HMD FLOWERIMG TREES -con/fnuc</. 
Crataegus {Hawlhoin). Each Each 
Rubra Flore Pleno (double pink), s. d. s. d. 
standards . . . . ..16 26 
The Glastonbury, or Holy Thorn, 
true, flowers at Christmas ..2 6 3 6 
Tanacetifolia . . . . ..2 6 3 6 
Other Ornamental Varieties ..16 26 
FagUS (Beech), 
Sylvatica (Common), standards ..16 26 
Asplenifolia (fern -leaved), 
4 to 6ft ..2 6 3 6 
Elegant fern-like leaves of a peculiar 
light green in spring. 
Atropurpurea (Purple Beech), 
6 to 10ft 26 76 
Rich purple foliage, makes one of the 
handsomest trees for park or lawn ; 
grows well in towns. 
Fraxinus (The Ash), 
Excelsior (Common), standards . . 1 6 
OtherOrnamentalvarieties.standards 2 6 
Lilacs, 
Standards, in variety . . ..26 
Dwarfs, in variety . . . . . . 10 
Limes (see Tilia). 
Liquidambar, 
Styraciflua, 3 to 6ft. . . . . ..10 
A vety effective tree in autumn, the 
leaves turning to a brilliant scarlet. 
Liriodendron (Tulip Tree), 
I'ulipiferum . . . . . . ..16 
Upright grower, with large leaves, 
silvery underneath. 
Acladesia (Black Italian), 8 to 12ft. 1 6 
Aurea van Geerti, 6 to 8ft. . . ..26 
A beautiful golden leaved variety, 
handsome in Autumn. 
Balsamifera (Balsam Poplar), 
8 to 10ft 
2 6 
5 0 
3 6 
2 6 
2 6 
3 6 
3 6 
Mespilus (Snowy Mespilus), 
Canadensis . . . . . . . . 1 
Sheets of white flowers in early spring, 
leaves a brilliant red and gold in 
autumn. 
Oak (see Quercus). 
Paulownia, 
Imperialis . . . . . . ..2 6 3 6 
A most magnificent tree, with large 
heartshaped leaves, and purple 
Glo.rinia-like flowers. 
Platauus (The Plane), 
Occidentalis (True London Plane), 
5 to 8ft 16 2 6 
8 to 12ft 26 76 
This is still one of the best of orna- 
mental deciduous trees for town plant- 
ing, or, indeed, for any situation 
where a fine large tree is desirable. 
Orientalis (ComTOonPfane), Standards 2 6 3 6 
Populus IThe Poplar), 
Alba, standards . . . . ..16 26 
Bolleana, standards . . . . 1 6 ' 2 6 
2 6 
3 6 
2 6 3 6 
Populus (The Poplar) — continued. 
Canadensis (Canadian Poplar), 
10 to 12ft 
Fastigiata (Lombardy Poplar), 
8 to 12ft. . . 
Ontariensis (Ontario Poplar), 
8 to 12ft. 
Tremula Pendula (Weeping) 
Prunus (Purple-leaved plum), 
Pissardi, standards . . 
Bright purple leaves ; the young 
foliage is transparent in the sun 
light : very effective. 
Pyrus (White Beam and Service Section), 
Americana (American Mountain Ash) 1 
Aucuparia (Mountain Ash or Rowan 
Tree) 1 
Malus floribunda (Crab), standards 2 
Atrosanguinea . . . . 2 
Angustifolia Flore Pleno 
(new) 
These are very fine flowering varieties 
of the crab, covered with sheets of 
lovely flowers in the early summer. 
Quercus (Oak), 
English j . . . . Standards 
Golden 
Scarlet American . . ,, 
Turkey . . . . „ 
The Oaks are among the finest Orna- 
mental Trees, being distinct in 
character, and of handsome and 
effective foliage. 
Salix (Willow) 
American (Weeping) 
Kilmarnock (Weeping) 
Other sorts . . 
Thorn (see Cratcegus) 
Tilia (Lime), 
Americana Alba, 7 to 12ft. . . 
A fine fast-growing Lime, with white 
bark and very large leaves ; an ex- 
cellent park tree. 
Broad-leaved, 
6 to 8ft. 
8 to 10ft 
Extra size, 14 to 16ft. . . . . i 
This is perhaps the best o; all the orna- 
mental Limes, and ought to be plant- 
ed extensively in and about towns, 
for which purpose it is much more 
suitable than the common sort. Its 
leaves are of good size, roundish, 
dark green on the upper surface, 
and it is the last of the deciduous trees 
to part with its leaves in autumn. 
Ulmus (Elm), 
English, Standards 
Cornish, 
Huntingdon, 
Each 
s. d. 
Wych, 
Purple, 
Golden, 
And other varieties. 
A valuable class of Trees, exceedingly 
ornamental. The variegated forms 
are charming. 
Each 
s. d. 
16 3 6 
16 2 6 
16 2 6 
2 6 
2 6 
5 0 
3 6 6 0 
2 6 7 6 
0 to 7 
We have a large Stock of Standard Ornamental Trees, suitable for avenue planting. 
Prices and particulars on application. 
