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MOUNTAIN ASH. See Sorbus. 
OAK. See Quercus. 
PEAR. 
Duchess. 4-5 feet. 1.50 
Keiffer. 5 feet. 1.50 
Parker. 4-5 feet... 1.50 
Seckel. 4-5 feet. 1.50 
PLATANUS OCC1DENTALIS, Sycamore. Dense, bright green, very 
.large leaves. 6-8 feet. 3.50 
PLUM, Fruiting; each. 1.00 
Americana, Imperial Gage, Lombard, Opata, Sapa, Tawena, 
Toka, Underwood, Wild Goose, Yellow Egg. 
POPULUS, Poplar. 
alba, White Poplar. 1.00 
bolleana. Thick silver-green foliage. 6-8 feet..... 1.50 
deltoides, Cottonwood. Cottonless variety. 1.50 
nigra italica, Lombardy Poplar. Valuable for pyramidal effect .75 
tremuloides. Quaking Aspen. Nursery grown trees and whips 1.00 
Lombardy Poplars attract attention TO an unsightly 
object—not FROM it 
PRUNUS, Flowering Plum. 
cistena, Purpleleaf Plum. 1.50 
newporti, Newport Plum. 1.50 
serotina, Wild Black Cherry.50 
tomentosa. See Shrubs, 
triloba. Brilliant warm pink flowers. 1.00 
PTBLEA TRIPOLI AT A, Hoptree. 1.00 
QUERCUS, Oak. 
coccinea, Scarlet Oak. Small. 1.00 
gambelii, Scrub Oak. 2.00 
havardii. Scrub Oak. Small.75 
macrocarpa. Bur Oak. Small. 1.00 
palustris. Pin Oak. 2.00 
rubra. Red Oak. Small. 1.50 
ROBINIA PSEUDOACACIA, Black Locust. 1.50 
RUSSIAN OLIVE. See Elaeagnus angustifolia, 
SALIX, Willow. 
caprea, Pussywillow. Large pussies... 1.00 
irrorata, Pussywillow. 3-4 ft. 1.50 
niobe. Golden Weeping Willow. 1.00 
petandra. Laurel Willow. 1.00 
vitellina aurea. Golden Willow. 1.50 
SHEPHERDIA. See Shrubs, 
SORBUS AUCUPARIA, Mountain Ash. 2.00 
SYCAMORE. See Platanus, 
TILIA, Linden. 
americana, Basswood. Large glossy leaves, fragrant yellow 
flowers . 2.50 
vulgaris, European Linden. Lime tree. 2.50 
