C. Kousa, Kousa Dogwood. The creamy white 
flower bracts last for over a month. 
Each 
4- 5 ft 
5- 6 ft 
6- 8 ft 
32.00 
3.00 
5.00 
Crataegus — Hawthorn 
Crataegus cordata, Washington Hawthorn. 
Beautiful fall coloring—the red fruits re¬ 
main on the tree for a long time. 
Each Doz. 
5- 6 ft..32.50 327.00 
6- 8 ft. 3.50 36.00 
C. oxyacantha. English Hawthorn. White 
flowers — red fruits which hang until late 
winter. 
Each Doz. 
6-8 ft.34.00 342.00 
8-10 ft. 5.00 54.00 
C. oxyacantha alba plena, Double English 
Hawthorn. Double white flowers in clusters. 
4-5 ft.each 32.00 
C. oxyacantha rosea plena, Double Pink 
English Hawthorn. A pink variety flowering 
in late May. 
4- 5 ft.each 32.00 
C. oxyacantha splendens, Paul Double 
Scarlet Hawthorn. Perhaps the most bril¬ 
liantly flowered tree for late spring. 
5— 6 ft.each 33.00 
Fagus — Beech 
Fagus 8yl\a.tica,.EuropeanBeech. Large,hand¬ 
some, long lived shade tree. 
Each 
5- 6 ft.35.00 
6- 8 ft.. 6.00 
F. sylvatica Riversi, Rivers Purple Beech. A 
bronzy purple-hued variety of the European 
Beech. 
5-6 ft.each 37.00 
M. floribunda, Japanese Flowering Crab. The 
deep rose colored buds contrast happily 
with the white flowers. 
5-6 ft.each 33.00 
M. ioensis plena, Betchel Crab. Double pink 
flowers resembling miniature roses. 
5-6 ft.each 32.50 
M. niedzwetzkyana, Redvein Crab. The 
flowers, branches, leaves and fruit are all 
dark red. 
5—6 ft.each 32.00 
M. scheideckeri, Scheidecker Crab. Small rose 
colored flowers on a dainty tree. 
5-6 ft.each 32.50 
M. sieboldi, Toringo Crab. Dark rose colored 
buds — white flowers on dense shrub. 
5-6 ft.each 33.00 
M. spectabilis, Chinese Flowering Crab. Semi¬ 
double fragrant light pink flowers. 
5-6 ft.each 32.50 
Prunus — Cherry 
Prunus subhirtella, Weeping Cherry. Single 
or double pink flowers shading to lavender. 
Each 
2 year heads.33.00 
Ulmus — Elm 
Ulmus americana, American Elm. The well¬ 
loved American shade tree. 
Each 
6-8 ft.31.25 
8-10 ft. 2.00 
10-12 ft. 3.00 
U. americana Moline, Moline Elm. A variety 
of the American Elm which has a character¬ 
istic vase-shape. 
10-12 ft.each 33.50 
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OTHER TREES 
Laburnum — Goldenchain 
Laburnum vulgare, Goldenchain. Racemes 
of yellow flowers in June and July. 
Each Doz. 
4- 5 ft.32.00 321.00 
5- 6 ft. 3.00 30.00 
Malus — Crab 
Malus arnoldiana, Arnold Crab. A variety 
with large rose colored flowers which 
originated at Arnold Arboretum. 
5-6 ft.each 33.00 
M. eleyi, Eley Flowering Crab. Large deep rose 
buds opening to pink flowers borne very 
profusely. 
5-6 ft.each 33.00 
Only a partial listing of the many 
popular varieties of trees adaptable to 
our growing conditions is given on 
these pages. Most of the varieties 
mentioned are available in a variety of 
sizes not given, and, in addition we 
have such wanted varieties as Tulip 
Trees, Oaks, Willows, Locusts and 
Lindens, on which we shall be pleased 
to quote. 
Evergreen Trees are described and 
priced on pages 19 and 20. 
One of the more venturesome Provincetowners and a man of our day , Donald 
MacMillan , has chosen the Historical Museum in that town to house his private 
collection of trophies from the far North. It is one of the places to see in Provincetown. 
