ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT 
We place the common, or English name first, and in alphabetical order, fol- 
lowed by the Scientific or Botanic name in parenthesis. 
ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
(IN THREE CLASSES.) * 
CLASS 1.— DECIDUOUS TREES. 
CLASS 2.— DECIDUOUS WEEPING TREES. 
CLASS 3.— EVERGREEN TREES. 
Class I. — Deciduous Trees. 
SUITABLE FOE LAWNS, STREETS, PARKS, FORESTS, ETC. 
Price, for common sized Trees, except otherwise noted, 60 cents each. 
Larger Trees, in proportion to size. 
Acacia, Bessoniana, ( Robenia Bessoniana.) — A variety of strong growth, 
with heavy dark green foliage. $1.00 each. 
Globe, (R. inermis.) — A beautiful tree, 'with light pinnated foliage, 
forming a round, regular and dense head. SI. 00 each. 
Gum, or Rose-Flowered, (R. viscosa.) — Has beautiful rose colored 
flowers, and gummy branches. 
Yellow Locust, (R. pseudacacia.) — A valuable timber tree. 
Apple, Chinese Double-flowering, (Mains pyrus Spectabilis.) — Has beau- 
tiful double roso-colored flowers, which bloom in clusters. 
Double Wiiite Flowering, (M. jl. albo plow.) — A double white flow- 
ering variety. 
Ash, American White, ( Fraxinus Americana.) 
Aucuba Leaved, (F. aucubafolia.) — A beautiful variety, with gold 
blotched leaves. $1.00. 
European, (F. excelsior.) A lofty and spreading tree. 
Flowering, (F. ornus Europaius.) — A small tree; very ornamental, 
with fringe-like flowers produced in June. 
