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DECIDUOUS UPRIGHT TREES, 
Yellow Wood — Virgiua, {Cladrastis tinctorial Formerly Viroilta Lutea. The 
most beautiful of all the leguminous or pea-blossomed trees ; very desir¬ 
able for a single lawn tree; produces panicles onefoot or more in length 
of delicately fragrant, creamy-white flowers ; bark smooth and polished ; 
leaves remarkable for their purity of color, which they retain until 
frost, when they turn to a warm yellow. 
DECIDUOUS UPRIGHT TREES, 
With Foliage of Peculiar Form or Color. 
Price, $1 each, except otherwise noted. 
Beech Purple, (^Fagjis sylvaticapiirpnreai) An exceedingl)^ beautiful tree,with very 
remaikable dark purple leaves ; “ one of the strangest anomalies among 
trees, in the hue of its foliage,” which contrasts finel)Mvith the green of 
other species. $i to $5, according to size. 
Copper-Colored, (A. sylvatica cuprca.) Another variety with foliage similar 
to the last, but not so deeply colored. $i to $3. 
Birch Purple-Leaved, {Behila alba purpurea.') A purple-leaved variety of the 
AVhite Birch, with leaves as dark as those of the Purple-leaved Beech ; 
agreat acquisition. Specimens of this tree will be offered for the first 
time in the autumn of 1875. 
Elm -Purple-Leaved—a varietyof the English Elm, hav¬ 
ing leaves slightl}’- puiple underneath, giving a distinct appearance to 
t le trees, especially when moved by the wind ; quite ornamental. 
ariegated Golden-Leaved. A variety of the English Elm, with the 
■ leaves edged with a clear yellow. Very unique. 
Maple-CUT-LEAVED, {Acer/aduiata.) A remarkable variety of the Norway Ma¬ 
ple, with beautiful deeply-cut leaves. $1 to $3 
Eagle’s Claw Another variety of the Norway Maple similar ro the last, 
stillmoie deeply notched in the leaves. ^2. 
Pi,hpi.T!-Leaved. a varielj. of the Sycamore, witli the under surfaces of 
the leaves a purplish red color. Very distinct 
Peach-BU00D.LEAVED a variety which is said to produce good fruit, and with 
fol.age as dark as the Purple-Leaved Beech-a very ettrious tree. 
