OF FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, ETC. 
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Erlcoldes. Heath-leaved; of low, dwarfish habit, forming- a round, compact head, with delicate 
sharp-pointed foliage. 
Golden (Aurca). A beautiful variety of the Chinese, compact and globular inform; color a 
lively, yellowish green. 
Globosa. Globe-headed Arbor Vitae. Originated at Philadelphia. Forms a dense round shrub; 
very desirable. 
Horey's Golden [T. Hoveyi). A native variety with fine foliage, bright yellow green color; 
quite hardy, distinct and beautiful. This is a seedling of the American Arbor Vitae, and 
inherits its hardy constitution. 
Austrian Pine. (See page 56.) 
Pyranildails. The most beautiful of all Arbor Vi txs, having dark green compact foliage and 
remarkably erect form; perfectly hardy. 
Pyramidal!** Orientalis. A strong upright grower with rather coarse foliage. 
Rollfnson’s Golden ( Elegantissima ). A new golden variety, very bright and distinct, bears the 
hot weather without fading. Not entirely hardy. 
Siberian (7‘. Sibertca). Grows slower and more compactly than the American, of which it is 
a variety? foliage thicker, more luxuriant, and keeps its color well in winter; perfectly 
hardy; oue of the most desirable and useful evergreen trees in this climate. 
Tom Thumb* A very dwarf variety; resembles T. Kricoides in its foliage. 
