Deciduous Trees and Shrubs 
MOUNTAIN ASH—American. 20 ft. -00.002000..- 
Sometimes shrubby. Resembles the European, 
but usually has larger clusters of brighter red 
fruits. 
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Clusters of whitish flowers in spring are fol- 
lowed by orange or red fruits in fall. Growth 
upright. 
MULBERRY—Teas Weeping, grafted heads. 5-6 ft 
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Its fruit attracts birds from the more valuable 
fruits in June. 
OAK—Burr, Quercus macrocarpa. 70-90 ft. -......000..... 
A sturdy, long lived, native tree with picturesque 
corky branches. 
—Pin, Quercus palustris. 70-90 ft. 2.0000... 
Grows rapidly in moist soil. Leaves are re- 
tained late and color splendidly. Transplants 
easier than most oaks. Lower branches some- 
what drooping. Larger sizes $2.50 per inch in di- 
ameter up to 5 inches. 
—Red, Quercus rubra. 60-80 ft. 2.000000. 
Rapid growing. Red and green autumn colors. 
Adapted to drier soils than Pin Oak. 
OLIVE—Russian?— 15-20 ett eek 
Leaves and young growth covered with silvery 
scales. Fragrant yellow flowers. 
PHELLODENDRON—Sachalinense, Sakhalin Cork- 
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A quick growing, handsome, spreading, hardy 
tree, free from pests. Leaves are large and dark 
green. 
PHILADELPHUS, Mockorange, Syringa. 
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Slender arching twigs with small flowers in 
great profusion. 
—Coronarius, Common Mockorange. 8-10 ft. ........... 
Single white, fragrant flowers in great abundance 
in May-June. 
—virginalis, Virginal Mockorange. 6-8 ft. _............. 
Large semi-double flowers somewhat continu- 
ously. 
PHYSOCARPUS opulifolia aurea, Golden Nine-- 
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White flowers in spring. New growth golden. 
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Size 
5- 6 ft. 
5- 6 ft. 
6- 8 ft. 
8-10 ft. 
5- 6 ft. 
6- 8 ft. 
8-10 ft. 
10-12 ft. 
. 4- 5 ft. 
4- 5 ft. 
. 2- 3 ft. 
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4- 5 ft. 
. 2- 3 ft. 
4- 5 ft. 
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