Tulip Tree 
(Liriodendron tulipijera ) 
Uniquely beautiful and 
most desirable for lawn or 
avenue planting, it is also 
an ideal tree for re-plant¬ 
ing where forest trees are 
thinning out. A large and 
rapid-growing tree, with 
clean, smooth trunk and 
spreading branches. The 
leaves are large, glossy 
and of an excellent green. 
The large, tulip-shaped 
flowers, of a greenish yel¬ 
low, blotched with orange, 
appear early in June. 
The Tulip Tree, with its unique flowers 
and foliage 
Oriental Plane 
(Platanus orientalis ) 
As an avenue tree, the Oriental Plane was not widely used 
here until we called attention to its desirable features in 1892. 
It is one of the finest avenue trees of 
Europe, and now popular in this coun¬ 
try, not only for its rapid growth 
and fine head, but 
for the fact that 
it is entirely free 
from insects and 
disease. Similar to 
Platanus occiden- 
talis, but superior 
to it in every way 
and better for 
street planting. 
Especially desir¬ 
able for smoky 
places, and for 
planting under 
unusually poor 
Oriental Plane, one of the finest avenue trees SOI I Conditions. 
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