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Chamaecyparis lawsoniana aP.umi ~ Lawson Blue Cypress 
Because of the beautiful silvery-blue color 
and its graceful habit this is one of the 
most desirable trees for this section* Much 
used for formal effects. 
34-30” @ |1.50 each 
30-36” @ '3.50 " 
3-4 ft.@ 3.50 ” 
.a alba - Lawson White Cypress 
A pyramidal-shaped tree with a slender 
graceful habit. The tips of the branchlets 
are creamy white. Very desirable 
18-34” @ |)1.50 each 
Chamaecyparia lawsoniana stewarti - Lawson Golden Cypr 
This pyramidal-shaped cypress has foliage of 
a brilliantly golden color. 
16-18” @ $1.35 each 
34-30” ^ 3.35 ” 
30-36” @ 3.00 ” 
Chamaecyparis lawsoniana nidiformis - Bird^s Nest Cypress. 
Is so-called owing to its habit of growing 
flat on the ground, with the foliage 
forming a birds* nest-like clump of unique 
appearance. For the rook garden fancier 
this is nature’s special gift in providing 
the handsomest evergreen for rockery plant¬ 
ing. Its foliage is of richest blue-green 
of unvariable color and the bush rarely 
exceeds 8 to 13 inches in height, but may 
spread over a circle of 34 inches in 
diameter. It will thrive best if sheltered 
from windy, dry exposures. While yet very 
rare, this will become the most admired of 
all conifers, be it as border specimen or 
for the rockery. We offer fine vigorous 
specimens. 
13” @ $1.50 each 
