92 WARREN ST., NEW YORK 
7 
TREE AND SHRUB SEEDS 
14 lb lb. 
GAULTHERA 
procumbens, Wintergreen .75 2.50 
GENISTA 
germanica, German Broom . 1.70 5.50 
tinctoria, Woodwaxen .55 1.75 
GINKGO 
bilcba, Maidenhair Tree . .35 
GLEDITSIA 
triacanthos, Common Honeylocust .30 .95 
The above is one of the varieties the U. S. 
Forest Service is considering for the new Shelter 
Belt Project just recently authorized by the Presi¬ 
dent. You should grow some. 
triacanthus inermis, Thornless Honeylocust .45 1.50 
GYMNOCLADUS 
dioica, Kentucky Coffeetree .30 1.00 
HALESIA 
tetraptera, Great Silverbell .30 .95 
HAMAMELIS 
japonica, Japanese Witch-Hazel .85 3.00 
virginiana, Common Witch-Hazel, C.S .40 1.25 
HEDERA 
helix, English Ivy .25 .85 
HIBISCUS 
mutabilis, Cotton Rosemallow .55 1.80 
*HICORIA—quoted on request 
HIPPOPHAE 
rhamnoides, Common Sea-Buckthorn, C.S .45 1.40 
ILEX 
aquifolium, English Holly, C.S .45 1.50 
cornuta, Chinese Holly, C.S .75 2.50 
glabra, Inkberry, (Northern only) .35 1.20 
mcntiloca, Mountain Winterberry, C.S .55 1.75 
opaca, American Holly, D.B.30 .90 
pedunculosa, Longstalk Holly, C.S .60 2.00 
verticillata, Common Winterberry .35 1.10 
vomitoria, Youpon, D.B.50 1.50 
*JUGLANS 
As we do not carry stock of Juglans seed, 
orders can only be accepted if received prior to 
collecting season. 
cineraria, Butternut, hulled . .09 
nigra. Black Walnut, hulled . .09 
JUNIPERUS 
communis, Common Juniper, C.S .45 1.50 
communis depressa. Prostrate Juniper .45 1.50 
communis depressa montana, Mountain Juniper.. .45 1.50 
excelsa, Greek Juniper, C.S .75 2.50 
horizontalis, Creeping Juniper .45 1.50 
horizontalis douglasi, Waukegan Juniper .75 2.50 
japonica, Japanese Juniper, C.S .85 3.00 
macrocarpa. Plum Juniper, C.S .55 1.75 
monosperma, Cherrystone Juniper .50 1.50 
oxycedrus, Prickly Juniper, C.S .55 1.75 
procumbens, Hardy Chinese Creeping Juniper, C.S. .75 2.60 
sabina. Savin Juniper, Berries .45 1.50 
scopulorum, Colorado Juniper .45 1.50 
The above is one of the varieties the U. S. 
Forest Service is considering for the new Shelter 
Belt Project just recently authorized by the Presi¬ 
dent. You should grow some. 
virginiana, Red Cedar, (Northern), B.40 1.10 
The above is one of the varieties the U. S. 
Forest Service is considering for the new Shelter 
Belt Project just recently authorized by the Presi¬ 
dent. You should grow some. 
KALMIA 
latifolia. Mountain Laurel, C.S . $ .75 per oz. 
KOELREUTERIA 
panicullata, Golden-rain Tree .45 1.50 
LABURNUM 
alpinum, Scotch Laburnum .55 1.75 
vulgare, Goldenchain .40 1.25 
LAGERSTROEMIA 
indica, Common Crapemyrtle, pink-fl . 1.00 3.50 
Order Early This Year 
