DECIDUOUS TREES. 
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LARGE TREES. 
The Loss of Time equivalent to several seasons’ growth, may be avoided by the use of the 
large sized trees, or extra large specimens. 
Well Rooted, vigorous trees of the leading varieties from 2 in. up to 5 in. in diameter of 
trunk are supplied by the dozen, hundred or in carload lots at reasonable prices. 
Tor Moving extra specimen trees from 5 in. to 15 in. in diameter the trees should be moved 
NMtli ball, and the work undertaken during the winter, when the earth is frozen and more firmly at¬ 
tached to the fibrous roots. 
From an Extended Observation and experience with these large trees, it remains an undeter¬ 
mined question whether the results are, on the average, such as to warrant the great expense in- 
\'»lved in properly doing the work. 
For this Reason, trees of the usual size, from 10 to 15 feet; or not above 4 to 6 inch di¬ 
ameter of stem are, for all lawn, street, or park planting, recommended. 
Descriptions, sizes, etc., are given on preceding pages. Prices and particulars on request. 
ACER DASYCARPUM. Silver-Leaved Maple. 
ACER PLATANOIDES. Norway Maple. 
ACER SACCHARINUM. Sugar Maple. 
ACER WEIRII LACINIATUM. Weir’s Cut- 
I.caved Maple. 
/ESCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM. White Horse- 
('hestnut. 
BETULA LACINIATA. Cut-Leaved Birch. 
BETULA POPULIFOLIA. White Birch. 
CATALPA SPECIOSA. Catalpa speciosa. 
FRAXINUS AMERICANA. American Ash. 
NEGUNDO FRAXI NI FOLIA. Box Elder or 
Ash-Leaved Maple. 
PLATANUS ORIENTALIS. Oriental Plane. 
POPULUS MONILIFERA. Carolina Poplar. 
POPULUS FASTIGIATA. Lombardy Poplar. 
TILIA AMERICANA. American Linden. 
TILIA EUROP/EA. European Linden. 
ULMUS AMERICANA. American Elm. 
ULMUS CAMPESTRIS. English Elm. 
COLORED FOLIAGE TREES. 
With Distinct Colored Foliage. 
ACER JAPONICUM AUREUM. Bright yellow. 
ACER ATROPURPUREUM. Claret red. 
ACER ATROPURPUREUM DISSECTUM. 
( rinison. 
ACER NEGUNDO ALBA VARIEGATA. 
Variegated. 
ACER NEGUNDO AUREA. Bright golden. 
ACER RETICULATUM. Green and yellow. 
ACER ROSEO-MARGINATUM. Green and 
n»sy pink. 
ACER SANGUINEUM. Reddish crimson. 
ACER SCOLOPEN Dl FOLIU M RUBRUM. 
Rich red. 
ACER SCHWEDLERII. Bright purple. 
ACER PLATANOIDES ATROPU RPUREA. 
Maroon red. 
ACER RE ITEN BACH 11 . Bright purple. 
ACER PSEUDO-PLATANUS PURPUREA. 
Green and red. 
BETULA ATROPURPUREA. Light purple. 
CATALPA ATROPURPUREA. Crimson. 
CATALPA AUREA. Light yellow. 
FAGUS PURPUREA. Purplish crimson. 
FAGUS PURPUREA PENDULA. Deep 
crimson. 
POPULUS AUREA VAN GEERTII. Light 
yellow. 
QUERCUS ROBUR PED. CONCORDIA. Gol¬ 
den yellow. 
QUERCUS ROBUR PED .ATROPURPUREA. 
Greenish red. 
ULMUS MYRTIFOLIA PURPUREA. Green¬ 
ish purple. 
FLOWERING OR FRUITED TREES. 
Having' Effective Flowers or Conspicuous Fruit. 
ACER SPICATUM. Delicate white flowers. 
A SC ULUS. All varieties, various colored flowers. 
AMYGDALUS. All varieties, various colored 
flowers. 
ANDROMEDA ARBOREA. White flowers. 
ARALIA. Large white flowers. 
AMELANCHIER. Beautiful white flowers. 
CATALPA. All varieties, various colored 
flowers. 
CELTIS OCCIDENTALIS. Fruit. 
CERASUS. Fruit; all varieties, various colored 
flowers. 
CERCIS. All varieties, various colored flowers. 
CLADRASTIS TINCTORIA. White pea¬ 
shaped flowers. 
CORN US. Fruit; all varieties, various colored 
flowers. 
CRATAEGUS OXYCANTHA. White flowers. 
CRAT/EGUS OXYCANTHA PYRAMI DALIS. 
Single white flowers. 
CRAT/EGUS PUNICEA. Single scarlet 
flowers. 
CYTISUS ALPINUS. Yellow flowers. 
CYTISUS LABURNUM. Yellow flowers. 
CYTISUS LABURNUM QUERCI FOLI UM. 
Yellow flowers. 
CYTISUS PARKSII. Clusters of yellow flowers. 
KCELREUTERI A PANICULATA. Bright 
yellow flowers. 
MAGNOLIA. All varieties. Various colored 
flowers. 
PAULOWNIA IMPERIALS. Blue flowers. 
PYRUS. Fruit; all varieties, various colored 
flowers. 
ROBIN I A. All varieties, various colored flowers. 
