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Landscape Architects and Nurserymen 
Addison, Ill. 
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Betula Alba Pendula-Cut-Leaved Weeping 
Birchj 40 ft. 
For a specimen tree on the lawn no more satisfactory 
one can be had than this. The pendulous branches 
bearing handsome, deeply cut foliage sweep almost to 
the ground, and a's the tree attains age the bark be¬ 
comes white. Creates universal admiration by its grace¬ 
ful beauty. 
Catalpa Bungeii—Umbrella Tree 
A hardy tree with umbrella-shaped top. The head 
is grafted to a stem which always remains at the 
height of 5 to 7 ft. Its symmetrical form makes it 
adaptable to formal planting. 
Catalpa Speciosa—Western Catalpa, 40 ft. 
Rapid grower assuming wide proportions. Large heart 
shaped leaves. Blooms in June with showy panicles of 
white fragrant flowers. 
Celtis Occidentalis—Hackberry, 80 ft. 
One of our native trees with light green glossy 
leaves. A sturdy, strong growing tree, branches spread 
horizontally, forming a wide elm-shaped head; a trunk 
covered with a hard rough bark—a most valuable tree 
for street or lawn planting. 
Cercis Canadensis—American Red Bud, 30 ft. 
Very attractive in early Spring being covered with 
showy red blossoms before the leaves appear. A dwarf 
variety: also called Judas Tree. 
