Baby Trees at Bargain Prices 
Flowering Trees -- Nut Trees -- Shade Trees 
This is a real bargain. This makes the eleventh year we have offered these fine little trees and our sales and testi¬ 
monials prove the popularity and value of them. At this low price you can purchase a number of trees and grow them into fine 
specimen plants or mass them in your woodland, make a windbreak or plant them for timber. The little trees we offer are 
three-year-old seedlings and are two to three feet tall. They are large enough to transplant easily and will adapt themselves 
quickly tc their new places. We have some fine trees to ship th is season and planting instructions will be sent with each order. 
COMPLETE LIST OF BABY TREES 
Your choice cf the following in nice, well rcoted, 2 to 3 feet high and any number of each that you want. 
2 Trees 50c, 6 for $1.00, 15 for $2.00, 45 trees $5.00, postpaid. 
By Express or freight not prepaid, 100 trees $8.00. 
Ash. White. Rapid growing with beautiful wide top. Clean 
foliage and fine autumn color. Fine for shade trees and 
timber. Fine tree for difficult locations. 
Ash, Green. Fine tree for dry locations. Excellent street 
tree with beautiful clean foliage. Very hardy, makes a 
beautiful specimen and valuable for timber. 
Dogwood, White. Small tree. Covered with large, white flow¬ 
ers in May. Pretty foliage through summer and beautiful 
autumn colors. Very desirable either singly or in groups 
for lawn, border and woodland planting. 
Redbud. Large shrub or small tree. Pretty foliage and a 
mass of rich pink flowers in May when Dogwoods are in 
bloom. Beautiful and effective either alone or in groups. 
Birch. European White. Very hardy variety with pretty 
foliage and picturesque white bark. A beautiful specimen 
tree for lawn and woodland planting. 
Caragana (Siberian Pea Tree) Very hardy large shrub or 
small tree. Light green foliage and yellow flowers in May. 
Thrives in very difficult locations and fine for bank sides 
and windbreaks. 
Catalpa. Rapid growing with large leaves. Large clusters of 
white flowers in July followed by long Indian cigars in 
autumn. Grows in very poor soil and makes a fine in¬ 
teresting tree. Stands heat and drought. 
Chinese Elm. New introduction from North China. 
Grows in all locations, good soil or poor. The best 
lalpid growing shade tree known today. Fine street 
tree and withstands heat and drought. Perfectly 
hardy and easy to transplant. 
These young trees can be planted into a hedge 
as they grow very bushy and with a little shearing 
will make a very fine hardy compact hedge. As a 
windbreak for stesk lot or bee lot they are unexcell¬ 
ed. Flant a dteuble row about six feet apart and let 
them grew busby they will scon develop into a fine 
windbreak which will be perfectly hardy even in the 
cold northwest. 
Eu. Mountain Ash. Makes a beautiful small specimen tree. 
The fern-like foliage is dark green and very pretty. The 
clusters of orange berries in the late summer and) fall 
make it very showy and outstanding. You will find this 
tree well worth having. 
Linden, American. Tall, .stately tree with fine shining foliage. 
Fragrant, small flowers in July. A fine street tree and 
valuable timber tree. 
Lombardy pcplar. Tall, spirelike trees. Rapid growing and 
fine for background and screen effects. No other tree 
grows tall and slender like this variety. 
Maple, Silver. Rapid growing, fine shade tree. Thrives in all 
locations. Good street tree and very popular. 
Maple, Sugar. One of the finest shade trees. Compact, round 
top with beautiful foliage. Tall and stately. These trees 
produce the sweet sap from which is made maple syrup 
and sugar. 
Mulberry, Russian. Thrives in any location. One of the best 
trees for wild birds. Its thick top furnishes ideal nesting 
places and' the fruit, which ripens all thru the summer, 
is loved by all song birds. Very hardy and makes a fine 
windbreak. Easy to transplant. 
Russian Olive. Small tree with very attractive grey folige. 
Twigs also are grey. Handsome and fine for color effect. 
Golden, fragrant flowers in June. Hardy and easy to make 
live. 
Sassafras. Small growing tree with long leaves of shining 
green. The autumn color is very beautiful. The tree makes 
a beautiful and interesting specimen. 
Sycamore. Large trees with light grey or creamy white bark. 
Rapid growing, hardy and 1 very rugged. Large leaves. A 
valuable timber tree and fine for color effect in winter. 
Tamarix, Afr’cana. A large shrub or small tree. Feathery 
foliage giving evergreen effect. Pink flowers in May. Deep 
iccted and thrives in difficult locations. Fine for foliage 
effect in borders and background. Stands heat and drought 
well. j 
Tul p Tree. Tall growing and does best in rich soil and 
shady damp location. Light green leaves are shaped like 
a violin and have a bluish cast. The flowers are yellow in 
June and three to four inches across. Makes a beautiful 
specimen tree. Fine for timber also. 
Weeping Willow. Graceful weeping tree. Vigorous and 
thrives' on damp and dry soils alike. Makes a beautiful 
lawn specimen. Ideal near pools and watersides. 
Walnut, Black. Fine for timber and large edible nuts. Large 
meats of fine quality. Bears quite young and almost every 
year. Transplants easily in small sizes and grows rapidly. 
Thrives in any soil; one of the most valuable timber trees 
in America. 
Butternut. Small tree with round, spreading top. Interesting 
foliage and bears large, long nuts of very rich quality. 
Thrives in any soil and bears young and every year. Very 
hardy. 
Hickory. Shell bark variety. Grows into fine timber and the 
rich nuts are thin shelled and fine quality. 
Hazelnut. Tall bush. Thrives in dry locations. The fine nuts 
are bom in clusters and are ripe in late September. 
Makes a fine shrub also. 
PLANTING SUGGESTIONS 
See back of this page for planting suggestions and 
other bargains. 
The Harmon Nursery, Prospect, Ohio 
