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Catalogue of Trees, Shrubs, Roses, 
Vines and Bulbs 
FILBERTS 
Baicelona — Round. Self-husking 1 . The 
leading- commercial variety. All fil¬ 
berts must have pollenizers. Bar¬ 
celona is pollenized by DuChillv, 
and Daviana, using from 10 to 15 '/o 
pollenizers. 
DuChilly — The leading long type nut. 
In Oregon used only as a pollenizer 
for Barcelona planting. In Wash¬ 
ington it is considerably planted as 
a main crop variety. Its pollenizers 
are Alpha, Gassoway and Daviana. 
Only partially self-husking. 
Brixnut — A fine, new variety that is 
rapidly coming to the front. Large 
round nuts, Self-husking. Bears 
early and heavily. Its pollenizer, 
Halls Giant is also round and self- 
husking. 
Halls Giant — A self-husking round 
nut of good size used as a poben- 
izer for Brixnut. 
Daviana — A rather shy bearer of long- 
type nuts. Partially self-husking. 
Pollenizer for DuChilly and Barce¬ 
lona. 
Alpha - A DuChilly type nut used as 
a DuChilly pollenizer. 
Gassoway — Very small round nut. 
Pollenizer for DuChilly. 
Cowlitz - DuChilly type of nut but 
larger, self-husking and with thick¬ 
er shell. A new variety on trial. 
TYPES OF FILBERT TREES 
Barcelona, DuChilly and Daviana may 
be had both in tip-layered stock and 
in transplanted stocks. Either makes 
a satisfactory orchard. A tip-layer is 
propagated from the mother tree in 
the propagation orchard. A trans¬ 
planted tree is a tip-layer that has 
been grown a year in the nursery. 
Brixnut, Halls Giant. Cowlitz. Alpha 
and Gassowav are all budded trees. 
They are budded or grafted on seed- 
bug- roots and cannot be supplied as 
tip-layers or as transplants. Please 
note this in ordering as the price of 
the budded trees is higher than that 
of the other tvpes. The budded tree 
has a deener, better root system and 
makes a beautiful tree. 
SEND FOR LEAFLETS ON 
FILBERT GROWING 
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ENGLISH WALNUTS 
The Franquette is the only English 
walnut variety that we offer. It is 
about the only variety planted in the 
Northwest at present. Tt is a thin 
shelled, long type of nut of high qual¬ 
ity. Every home should have a tree 
or two of walnuts to nrovide nuts as 
well as shade. Why do without wa<- 
nuts when you can produce them so 
easily and so cheanlv? 
We can supply black walnut tiees. 
These trees make a beautiful shade 
tree and produce a hio-h duality of 
meat but in a very hard shell. 
SHADE TREES 
European White Birch-Upright trees 
with white bark. 
Cut-leaf Birch — Weeping. Drooping, 
graceful branches. 
Variegated Box Elder — Sometimes 
called silver maple. Green leaves 
with silver margin. Slow growing. 
Catalpa Speciosa — Rapid growing^ 
large tree with large heart shaped 
leaves. Showy flowers in July. 
Jap Flowering Cherry. Kwanzan — 
Double, dark pink flowers. 
Jap Flowering Cherry - Double light 
pink flowers. 
Jap Weeping Cherry — Dark pink. An 
umbrella like tree of great beauty. 
Bechtolds Flowering Crab - apple - 
Double delicate pink flowers. Slow 
growing. 
American Elm—Large spreading tree. 
Chinese or Siberian Elm- — A rapid 
growing drought resistant tree. 
Pink Flowering Dog-wood — A most 
beautiful slow growing tree. A 
wonderful display of pink flowers 
in June. 
Laburnum or Golden Chain — Has 
long clusters yellow flowers. May 
be trained as tree or as large bush. 
Hawthorne, Paul’s Scarlet - Clusters 
of double scarlet flowers. Colored 
fruit in fab. Medium size tree. 
Linden — A fine pai'king tree. 
Mt. Ash — A medium size tree with a 
fall display of red or yellowish ber¬ 
ries. 
Flowering Peach - Double pink flower 
very early. 
Blieriana Flowering Plum — Dense 
disnlay of very early double dark 
pink flowers. One of most showy 
of flowering- trees. Bronze colored 
foliage. 
Prunus Vesuvius — Small tree with 
purple leaves. 
Prunus Nigra — Purple leaved plum 
with the darkest leaves of any of 
the purple leaved plums. 
Lombardy Poplar — Narrow upright 
growing tree. Rapid growing. 
Purole Fringe or Smoke Tree — Rhus 
Cotinus. 
Judas Tree — Cercis canadansis. Red 
bud. Has rosy pink flowers before 
leaves. A good ornamental tree. 
Weeping Willow — Makes a great 
spreading tree very rapidly. 
CHESTNUTS 
Chestnuts thrive in the Northwest. 
Head them fairly low and shade the 
trunk on the southwest side for sev¬ 
eral years. Plant two or more varie¬ 
ties for pollenization. 
Varieties: Progress, Large American 
Sweet, Fuller, Collosal, and Rochester. 
We can supply seeding chestnuts at a 
lower price than the grafted trees. 
