WITH FOLIAGE OF PECULIAR FORM oR COLOR. 
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Sumac Cu t-Leavko, (^Khtis glabra lacimata.) A variet}'^ of the Common Sumac, 
with its leaves deeply cut and divided ; “ resembles a Tree-Fern.’’ 
The Common Sumac is one of the most picturesque and tropical-look¬ 
ing of our low-growing trees, and this variety adds to its attractiveness 
the beauty of its cleftand fringed leaves. New and vert'ornamental, ifsi. 
CU'I'-I.EAVED SUAtAC. 
DECIDUOUS WEEPING TREES. 
Price, each, except otherwise noted. 
Ash— Gold-Barked Weeping, { Fraxi 7 ius , excelsior a ^ ireapendula .') A variety of !•. 
excelsior aitrea ^ with drooping branches. $1.50 to ff'3.00. 
\ N - iiyLvmc ,{ F . excelsio ) pendulal ) A remarkable variety, with very striking- 
pendulous branches ; it is worthy a place in every good collection, for 
the sake of its curious ramification, as well as for its general beauty. 
f;i to according to height, form, etc. These are grafted 6 to 10 feet 
high. 
