INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 
TREES 
I*, Maritiina 0-10 ft. Ileaoli IMuni 
Does very jrood iti sandy soils. Has reddish- 
l>uri)le edible fruit. Siuall white flowers in April 
preceding the leaves. 
4 ft.$1.50 
P. Padus 30 ft. European Bird Cherry 
Decorative tree with white fragrant flowers 
on drooping racemes. Good ornament. Attrac¬ 
tive black fruit. 
G ft.$2.00 
P. Pennsylvanicum 30 ft. Wild Red Cherry 
Long, pointed, finely toothed leaves. White 
flowers and red fruit. 
5 ft.$1.00 
6 ft. 1.50 
P. Serotina 60 ft. Wild Black Cherry 
Large forest tree having fragrant white flow¬ 
ers. Purple-black fruit. 
5 ft. $1.50 
G ft. 2.50 
P. Triloba 10 ft. Flowering Almond 
Bush, sometimes tree-like. Hairy broad 
leaves. Pinkish-white flowers in April-May. 
Red fruit. 
4 ft.$1.50 
5 ft. 2.50 
P. Virginiana 30 ft. Choke Cherry 
Shrub, sonu'times tree-like. Fragrant white 
flowers in racemes with the leaves. Red-yellow 
fruit. 
5 ft.$1.50 
JAPANESE CHERRIES 
Only those who have visited Japan during the spring months, or others who have seen 
the famous planting along the Potomac in Washington, D. C., can realize the fairyland of 
beauty presented by hundreds of these Cherries in full flower. No words can do justice to 
such a sight—its splendor literally takes one’s breath away. 
A rich, open soil and sunny position are, of course, desirable, but so long as the drain¬ 
age is good and there is a sufficiency of moisture at the roots they will grow almost 
anywhere. 
Japanese Cherry 
A.M ANOfiAWA 
Semi-double, soft pink. 
G ft. 
ICIIIYO 
$2.50 
Hlsakura 
SIEBOEBI 40 ft. 
Select, semi-double ruffled pink flowers. 
G ft.$2.50 
SriSlIIKTELEA 2.5-30 ft. Higan Cherry 
Flowers piuk to nearly white, before the 
leaves: petals notched. Black fruit. 
G ft.$3.50 
VEDOENSIS Yoshino 
Single, pale pink. 
G ft.i.$2;50 
PTELEA TKIFOEIATA 20 ft. Hop Tree 
Small clusters of greenish-white flowers. Cir¬ 
cular fruit that look and smell like hops. 
4 ft.$1.00 
5 ft. :L.. 1.50 
tJUERCUS ALBA 100 ft. White Oak 
Rather s'ow growing, best planted in Spring. 
H.is light gray bark and bright green foliage. 
G ft.$2.00 
8 ft. 3.00 
lYs in. diameter . 5.00 
2 in. 8.00 
21/2 in.11.00 
Q. Coecinea T.'-OO ft. Scarlet Oak 
Tall, stately grower. Deeply cut leaves, 
foliage has striking Autumn colors. 
G ft.$2.50 
8 ft. 3.50 
1% in. diameter . 5.50 
Q. Palustris 80 ft. Pin Oak 
Good street or avenue tree. Good Autumn 
effects. Prefers moist soil. 
8 ft.$2.50 
lYz in. diameter . 3.50 
2 in. 5.50 
2 Y 2 in. 7.50 
3 in.10.00 
31/2 in.14.00 
K 
Double pink. 
G ft.$2.50 
WANZAN 
One of the best double deep pink flowers. 
G ft.$2.50 
Q, Kobur Fastigata 80 ft. 
Pyramidal 
Upright columnar growth, 
foliage. 
4 ft. 
English Oak 
Dark green 
.$3.00 
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