Catalogue of Trees, Plants, Seees, Bulbs. 
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TREE AND SHRUB SEEDS, Coptipue<l. 
Per oz. Per lb. 
Kucalyplu-s ficil’olia., A magnificent crimson-flowered variety Per too seeds, $2 . 
Kiionyiiius Europa'a. The European Burning Bush. $o 
Krenioiitia Calil'ornica. A hardy deciduous shrub ; 
produces a profusion of bright yellow flowers . . . 
Genista sooparia Brooni). Beautiful yellow 
flowers 
Gleditseliia triacantlios {Honey Locust). Hand- 
some, tall tree 
“ {Japanese Honey Locust) . . 
Gyinnoclatlus Canadensis {Kentucky Coffee Tree). 
Rapid grower, with fine, feathery foliage 
Hamamelis Japoniea {Japanese Witch Hazel) . . . 
Hedera Heli.x {English Ivy) 
Jug'lans ni^ra {Black Walnut) 
“ Sieboldii (Japanese Walnut) 
Lari.v Europtea. An elegant and rapid-growing pyra- 
midal tree ." 
Liboeedrus decurrens. Known as the IVhite Cedar 
oj Catijornia ; fine, hardy timber tree 
Ijignstenin Japonienin {Japan Privet). A robust- 
■ growing, evergreen shrub ; white flowers, slightly 
fragrant 
Magmolia grandifloea. A magnificent evergreen 
with stately form, producing a profusion of exqui- 
sitely fragrant flowers 
Myrica Californica. The Bay Berry or Wax Myrtle 
of California 
Oreodaphne Californica (Catijornia Sassajras). 
Evergreen shrub, emitting a strong odor of cam- 
phor 
Photinia arbnlifolia Tree). Averyhand- 
cupREssus i.AWSONiANA. tSee page 30 .) some shrub; flowers white; bark of the young 
wood bright red ; 
Picea grandis {Balsam Fir). Grows rapidly in rich, moist soils ; a valuable timber tree .... 
“ nobilis (Calijornia Red Fir). A magnificent tree, making fine timber, which is said to be 
better than that of other firs 
polila. A beautiful tree, called by the Japanese the “Tiger’s Tail Fir.” 
Pinus Conlteri. Handsome and distinct species 
“ densillora. A rapid-growing, beautiful, hardy species from Japan 
“ Koraicusis. An elegant, small, compact-growing variety from Japan 
“ Ijainberllana. A tall, massive variety of elegant appearance 
“ inonopbylla. A small, slow-growing species, with dense, bushy head 
“ I’arryana. A very large tree, the bark of which is divided into large, flat, smooth plates . 
“ parvillora. A distinct, small-growing species, with dense foliage 
“ poiidorosa (Yellow Pine). One of the largest pines known ; found at a very high elevation, 
consequently very hardy 
Sabiiiiaiia (A'k/ S mall and spreading habit 
“ Torreyaiia. Tall and graceful, with tufted foliage 
Qiiercus crysolopis. f 
“ duinosa. J Four varieties of Oaks, natives of California ; orna. 
Fhigleinanni. 1 mental, and worthy of a place in every collection. 
Kellogii. [ 
Rbamnu.s Californicus (Catijornia Buckthorn) 
Kibes bi'acteosuiii (Calijornia Black Currant) 
Robinia pseiidatuicia (Yellow locust) 
Rosa caniiia (Dog Rose) 
“ riigosa. A beautiful hardy variety from Japan 
“ rubiginosa (Sweet Briar). A favorite old variety 
Salisbui'ia adlautifolia (Maiden Hair Tree). A native of Japan ; of rapid growth and beautiful, 
fern-like foliage 
Schiiiiis Mollc (Pepper Tree). A well-known tree, with handsome fern-like, drooping foliage . . . 
Sequoia gigantea (Wellingtonia gigantea). The Mammoth Tree of California; the largest tree 
known to exist on the American Continent 
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If you want a good Lawn, read page 2. 
