Birch see Betula 
Box Elder see Acer Negundo 
Buckeye see AEsculus 
Burning Bush see Euonymus 
Butternut see Juglans 
Buitonzvood see Platanus 
CARAQANA 
“ arborescens 
“ “ pendula 
CARPINUS 
“ Betulus 
“ caroliniana 
CATALPA 
“ bignonoides argentea 
“ “ aurea 
“ “ nana 
“ Kasmpferi 
“ speciosa or cordifolia ( Kezv .) 
“ Tea’s Japan Hybrid 
SIBERIAN PEA TREE 
“ u Yellow flowers. Sm. 3 to 4 ft 
4 4 4 4 Weeping form. Sm. 5 to 7 ft 
HORNBEAM 
European.Sm. denser than American, 3 to8ft 
44 American or Water Beech. Sm. 6 to 15 ft 
CATALPA or INDIAN BEAN 
44 Silver-leaved. Sm. 6 to 10 ft. 
44 Golden-leaved. Sm. 4 to 8 ft 
44 Globe-headed.Japan.Sm. grafted high,6to 8 ft 
44 Japan. Sm. late, yellow flowers, 5 to 7 ft 
44 Hardy Western. Md. tropical effect, 1 to 8 
in. dia 
44 Md. laterthan the speciosa, 3 to 12 ft 
HACKBERRY 
CATALPA 
CELTIS occidentalis . 
Ccrasus see Primus 
HACKBERRY or NETTLE TREE. U. S. Eg. stands 
drought, I to 6 in. dia 
CERCIDIPHYLLUM japonicum KATSURA TREE. Japan. Sm. 3 to 5 ft 
CERCIS canadensis . . REDBUD or JUDAS TREE. U. S. Sm. 5 to 8 ft 
Cherry see Primus 
CHIONANTHUS virginica . . FRINGE TREE. U. S. Sm. white flowers, 2 to 4 ft 
Coffee Tree see Gymnocladus 
Cottonwood see Populus 
Crab Apple see Pyrus 
CRAT/EGUS 
“ cocci nea 
“ Crus-galli 
“ tomentosa, mollis and puntata 
THORN, all native, ornamental fruit 
44 Scarlet Haw. Sm. 4 to 10 ft 
14 Cockspur. Sm. shiny leaves, 2 to 3 ft 
u In variety. Sm. various flowering periods, 
4 to 10 ft 
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