Low growing types of evergreens, of extreme value for edging, 
ornamental lawn grouping, background planting and natural pool 
development. 
Taxus Canadensis— American Yew 
Juniper Dupressa Aurea— Black Hills 
Juniper 
Juniperus Chinensis— Chinese Juniper 
Juniper Communis— Common Juniper 
Juniper Hibernica— Irish Juniper 
Taxus Cuspidata— Japanese Yew 
Juniperus Sabina— Sabin Juniper 
Pinus Mugho Compacta— Dwarf Mountain Pine 
Thuya Occidentalis Globosa— Globe Arbor Vitae 
Juniperus Pfitzernia— Pfitzers Juniper 
Thuya Pyrmidalis-— Pyrmidal Arbor Vitae 
Juniperus Communis Dupressa— Wisconsin Juniper 
DECIDUOUS TREES 
We can furnish description on request. Many of the kinds are well 
known; all of them have a part to fill in reforesting. Mixed with the 
evergreen varieties., as found growing in our native forests, both 
kinds seem to thrive well. In late autumn the different colors and 
many hues of the deciduous trees mingle in contrast with the lighter 
and darker shades of the evergreens and create a pleasing scene not 
likely to be surpassed in beauty. 
3 to 4 feet-$ .15 each; $1.50 per dozen; $10.00 per hundred 
4 to 5 feet- .20 each; 2.00 per dozen; 15.00 per hundred 
5 to 6 feet- .25 each; 2.50 per dozen; 20.00 per hundred 
6 to 7 feet-.50 each; 5.'00 per dozen; 40.00 per hundred 
Alanthus Glandulosa— Tree of Heaven 
Sorbus Americana— American Mountain Ash 
Acer Rubrum— American Red Maple 
Betula Payparacea— American White Birch 
Til,la Americana— American Linden 
Ulmus Americana— American White Elm 
Fagus Americana— American Beechnut 
Robinia Pseudacacia— -Black Locust 
Fraxinus Sambucifolia— Black Ash 
Prunus Serotina— Black Cherry 
Populus Candicans— Balm of Gilead 
Acer Negundo— Box Elder 
Ulmus Parvifolia— Chinese Elm 
Populus Deltoides— Carolina Poplar 
Fraxinus Lanceolata— Green Ash 
Juglans Cinera— Butternut 
Tilla Parvilofia— European Linden 
Carpinus Americana— Hop Hornbeam 
Populus, Nigra Itajica— Lombard Poplar 
Acer Plantanoides— Norzvay Maple 
Acer Dasycarpum— Soft Silver Maple 
Acer Sacharinum— Sugar Maple 
Populus Tremoloides— Shaking Aspens 
Alanthus Glandulosa— Tree of Heaven 
Populus Alba— Wild Silver Leaf Poplar 
Betula Lutea— Yellow Birch 
Fraxinus Americana— White Ash 
Prunus Pennsylvanica— Wild Red Cherry 
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