PETERSON’S 
BRONZE 
ASH 
JUGLANS 
“ cinerea 
“ nigra 
Juneberry see Arne lane]tier 
KGELREUTERIA paniculata 
LARIX europzea 
Linden see Tilia 
LIRIODENDRON tulipifera . 
Locust see Gleditschia arid Robinia 
MAGNOLIA acuminata . 
Maiden-hair Tree see Ginkgo 
Mains see Pyrus 
Maple see Acer 
MORUS 
“ alba latifolia 
“ “ pendula 
Mountain Ash see Pyrus 
Mulberry see Morns 
Negundo see Acer Negundo 
Nettle Tree see Celtis 
Oak see Quercus 
Pea Tree Siberian see Caraga.na 
Plane Tree see Platanu 
PHOTINIA variabilisor villosa 
PLATANUS 
MULBERRY 
“ Russian. Md. tree and bush form, 3 to 10 ft 
44 Tea’s Weeping. Sm. 5 to 7 ft. heads 
JAPANESE TREE. Sm. red-fruited, 2 to 4 ft 
SYCAMORE or PLANE TREE 
“ occidentalis 
“ orientalis 
Plum see Primus 
44 American or Buttonwood. Lg. 2 to 4 in. dia 
41 Oriental or Plane Tree. Lg. 6 to 12 ft 
SEE SYCAMORE ILLUSTRATION ON NEXT PAGE . 
WALNUT 
44 White or Butternut. U. S. Lg. 2 to 3 in. dia 
44 Black. U. S. Lg. 2 to 4 in dia 
CHINA-WOOD. Sm. resembles Coffee Tree, yellow 
flowers, 4 to 7 ft 
LARCH EUROPEAN. Lg. 2 to 5 ft 
TULIPTREE or WHITEWOOD. U.S. Lg. 3 to 10 ft 
CUCUMBER TREE. U. S. Lg. 4 to 8 ft 
WEEPING 
MULBERRY 
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