PSEUDOTSUGA DOUGLASSI. Doug¬ 
las Fir—From Northern Colorado. 
Wide spreading, tall, and stately 
for ornamental shade or landscape 
planting. 
PINUS DIVARICATI. Banksian Pine 
Will grow on the poorest barren 
soils, has no equal for a beginning 
in reforesting on sandy lands. 
PINUS PONDEROSA. Western Yel¬ 
low Pine- Origin the Black Hills 
region, very long foliage, large 
growing, valuable for reforesting. 
PINUS STROBUS. White Pine—Large 
growing, majestic, of great value 
for lumber, the pine of New Eng¬ 
land, Wisconsin and Michigan. 
PINUS DESIFLORA. Japanese Pine—- 
A hardy ornamental tree; dense 
foliage. 
PINUS RESINOSA. Norway Pine-^ 
Handsome straight growth, long 
heavy foliage valuable for orna¬ 
mental planting or reforesting. 
PINUS SYLVESTRUS. Scotch Pine— 
Of extreme hardiness and vigorous 
growth, will thrive on poor soils. 
TSUGA CANEDENSIS. Canadian 
Hemlock—Of splendid appearance, 
very dense long dropping branches. 
THUJA ORIENTALIS. Chinese Arbor 
Vitae—Of perfect shape, beautiful 
colored foliage. 
THUYA OCCIDENTALIS. American 
Arber Vitae—Has no equal and 
should be in every collection. Of 
medium size, perfect shape and 
very beautiful. 
For the growing of Christmas trees we recommend the planting of Black 
Spruce (Picea Mariana); Balsam Fir (Abies Balsamae); White Spruce (Picea 
Canadensis); and Norway Spruce (Picea Excela). 
Low Growing Dwarf Type Evergreens 
Low growing types of Evergreens of extreme value for edging, ornamental 
lawn, grouping, background planting and natural pool development. 
Six to eight inches (transplanted once) each_$ .15 
Eight to 12 inches (transplanted two times) each_ .25 
Twelve to eighteen inches (transplanted three times) each_ .50 
Eighteen to twenty-four inches (transplanted three times) each_$1.50 
18 to 24 inch size 
AMERICAN YEW. Taxus Canaden¬ 
sis— 
BLACK HILLS JUNIPER. Juniper 
Dupressa Aurea— 
CHINESE JUNIPER. Juniperus Chin- 
ensis— 
COMMON JUNIPER. Juniper Com¬ 
munis— 
are wrapped B & 
DWARF MOUNTAIN PINE. Pinus 
Mugho Compacta— 
GLOBE ARBOR VITAE Thuya Occi¬ 
dentals Globosa — 
IRISH JUNIPER. Juniperus Hiber- 
nica— 
JAPANESE YEW. Taxus Cuspidata— 
PFITZERS JUNIPER. Juniperus 
Pfitzernia— 
PRYMIDAL ARBOR VITAE. Thuya 
Pyrmidalis— 
SABIN JUNIPER. Juniperus Sabina 
WISCONSIN JUNIPER. Juniperus 
Communis Depressa— 
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