DECIDUOUS TREES AND SHRUBS 
S signifies seedlings; tp. signifies transplants. 
Philodendron Amurensis, Amur Cork Tree . . . tp. 
” Amurensis, Amur Cork Tree .tp. 
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Populus Alba Nivea, White Leaved Poplar . . 
Alba Nivea, White Leaved Poplar . branched 
Chope, European Poplar .branched 
Eugenei, Carolina Poplar.1 yr. 12 to 18 
Nigra Italica, Lombardy Poplar .1 yr. 
Volga, Lombardy type. Persistant foliage. . . . 
Prunus Maritima, Beach Plum, bearing trees tp. 
Physocarpus Opulifolia, Common Ninebark . . 1 yr. 12 to 18 
Opulifolia, Common Ninebark, heavy clumps 5 to 
Opulifolia Lutea, Golden Ninebark .. 12 to 18 
Opulifolia Lutea, Golden Ninebark.tp. 2 to 
Quercus (Oak). Probably the largest stock of one-year old seedlings in the 
country. Special prices quoted on five to ten thousand lots. Splendid Fores¬ 
try material or grand ornamentals. You canT go wrong to plant some. 
Quercus Alba, White Oak . 
Bicolor, Swamp White Oak, a majestic tree S. 
Bicolor, Swamp White Oak .S. 12 to 15 
Coccinea, Scarlet Oak, a fine ornamental. . S. 
Falcata(Digitata Rubra)a noble ornamental S. 
Lyrata, Overcup Oak, handsome large leaves S 
Macrocarpa, Mossycup Oak 
Largest of the White Oaks.S. 
Michauxi, Basket Oak, Cow Oak 
A large tree .tp. 
Nigra (Aquatica), Water Oak a small tree S. 
Palustris, Pin Oak 
Best native ornamental oak .S. 
Palustris, 'Pin Oak .S. 12 to 18 
Phellos, Willow Oak, very graceful . . 
Phellos, Willow Oak . 8 to 12 
Prinus, Montana Chestnut Oak .S. 
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: Red oak is the most widely planted oak in America as well as 
E . in Europe today. It is hardy, ranks high for beauty, rapid = 
= growing, useful for timber and as a food tree, providing large e 
E quantities of acorns which are relished by swine and wild life = 
E on forms and game preserves. For wind breaks, erosion con- e 
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Quercus Rubra Ambigua (Borealis), 
Northern Vermont seed .S. 4 to 6 in. $3.00 $25.00 
” Robur, English Oak 
Large, broadtopped ornamental .S. 6 to 12 in. 2.50 25.00 
” Robur, English Oak .S. 12 to 18 in. 3.00 25.00 
” Robur, English Oak .. . tp. 6 to 8 ft. 1.00 each 
” Velutina, Black Oak, thrives in poor soil. . S. 12 to 18 in. 3.00 
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E Robinia Pseudoaccacia, Black Locust. A E 
E valuable forest tree for reforesting S. 6 to 12 in. $0.75 $4.00 \ 
\ ” Pseudoaccacia, Black Locust. . . . 1 yr S. 12 to 18 in. 1.00 5.00 : 
E ” Pseudoaccacia, Black Locust . . 1 yr. S. 18 to 24 in. 1.25 8.00 = 
: ” Pseudoaccacia, Black Locust. . . 1 yr.S. 2 to 3 ft. 1.50 10.00 i 
E ” Pseudoaccacia, Black Locust. . lyr. S. 3 to 4 ft. 2.00 12.00 e 
E We have around 200,000 fine 1 yr. trees. If you can use 25,000 e 
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