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@PINXTER BLOOM (Azalea nudiflora) ® POPULUS (Poplar) © PSEUDOTSUGA (Douglas Fir) 
@ PLANE-TREE (Platanus) 
® PLATANUS (Plane Tree) 
Occidentalis (Sycamore) (Buttonwood) 
120 ft. Zone IV. Giant, dignified native 
shade tree. Tolerant, but prefers moist. 
Patchy bark. 
(Each) (10) (100) 
*18\ to 24 in.- Pane, $ 4.00 
SSS Mad: frase _ $ 2.00 § 7.90 
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“Orientalis” (Acerifolia) (Plane) 
90 ft. Zone (V)VI. A confusion of 
names, but Oriental Plane in this coun- 
try means the hybrid London Plane 
Tree—about the best resister of city con- 
ditions there is. 
A tORLO intern nee ee 5 12.00 
Avion 5 fies oS 8002S 65.00 
6 fo 8 ft $1.25" 11.00 85,00 
Sto 10 ites... 19.00 1260.00 
@ PLUM—(See Prunus) (Also page 26) 
Prunus 
Bolleana (Bolleana Poplar) 
40 ft. Zone III. Narrow column, hardy 
and disease-free. Better than Lombardy. 
Green leaf, white beneath. 
(Each). (10) (100) 
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p aptomeoMiteeeeree. Pog LOG 
Sutowe Ot ites | $12.00 80.00 
Nigra Italica (Lombardy Poplar} 
60 ft. Zone I. Quick column. Popular, 
but prone to disease, so that old speci- 
mens are rare. 
handsome tree. 
Sett 
Very tolerant and a 

$ 6.75 
ui / $2.00 9.00 
2 sit Be 12-00 
Sto 6 ft. $70 5.50. 35.00 
6 fo 8 fie 41.00 6.000 40.00 
Tremuloides (Quaking Aspen) 
90 ft. Zone I. Perpetually moving 
leaves. Stately. Gray bark almost like 
a birch. Pussy buds, April. 
STARTOMEO) tee oe eee DRCOG 
GBtomecntteece es ere 2000 ME O20) 
includes flowering Plum, Cherry and Almond. 
Tolerant. Unbelievably floriferous—hills of bloom ! 
® PRUNUS 
We have selected these kinds 
which have real differences, not 
a mere collection of names: 
—Autumnalis — Showy pink in fall 
through mild winter weather, early 
spring. Rare, unusual. Zone VI. 
—Amanagawa (Lannesiana erecta)—20 
ft. Zone V. Erect narrow column, blush- 
pink in late May. (Photo. opp.) 
—Fugenzo (Kofugen) (Veitch)—Zone V. 
Late. Large double pink. Spreading. 
—Kwanzan (Sekiyama)—Easily the dark- 
est pink—almost old rose. Fully double, 
large flowers. Zone V. 
—Momi Jigari—Upright tree to 40 ft. 
Profuse small, deep pink bloom. Zone V. 
—Mount Fuji (Shirotae)—The best dou- 
ble white. Profuse. 30 ft. Zone V. 
—Naden (Sieboldi)—25 ft. Zone V. Pink- 
white, showy clusters. 
—Shogetsu—Large double soft pink with 
green centers. A beauty. Zone V. 
PRICES, above 8 kinds: (Each) (10) 
21OVe teeta eee: $1.00 $ 7.50 
Agtopoyvicet=.. see 2.255 20.00 
—Weeping (Subhirtella pendula—Zone 
V. About 20 ft., oftener make low 
weeping trees. Zone V. Delicate hang- 
ing branches loaded with pink in late 
April. Very showy indeed. 
6-ft. stem, 2-yr. heads........ St7 50:00 
Yedoensis (Yoshino Cherry) 
50 ft. Zone V. Vigorous species, this 
kind banks the Tidal Basin at Wash- 
ington. Pink, fragrant, in May. 
AMO OeeGii se ee ees 200 meet 7.20 
DEtONO Meets ==: eee ee 2:00 9 21-25 
(“Japanese” Cherries) ®PRUNUS (Continued) 
American (Native Plum) 
40 ft. Zone IV. White flowers. 
as understock. Bird food. 
(Each) (10) (100) 
“183 tor 240in ee $ 8.00 
Actom 5 site 3 “60 $ 3.50 30.00 
Besseyi (See page 25) 
Used 
Cerasifera (Myrobalan Plum) 
—Pissardii (Purple-leaf)—15 ft. form with 
pink flowers in May. Strong pink-pur- 
ple foliage, dulls in summer. A fine 
small lawn tree. 
Et 2tO, 60 flee ee a 
416 £0 alten $1.25 10.00 oe 
Glandulosa (Flowering Almond) 
9 ft. Double pink, April. Zone V. 
a ZatoulOrinennes $ 3.25 $ 27.50 
Stow 4 ieee: eo h: 00 7.00 60.00 
Maritima (Beach Plum) 
6 ft. Zone IV. Straggling, white flow- 
ers, edible fruit. Grows in salt spray 
on sea-shore. 
(6; to 2 Vinee ener it isies we-U0 
18ito: 24sin ee eee . 450 3250 
Padus (Bird Cherry) 
50 ft. Zone III. Long white clusters 
in May. Black fruit for birds. 
4 ty sou these eee $1.50 $13.00 $100.00 
Pennsylvanica (Wild Red Cherry) 
30 ft. Zone II. White, May; red fruit 
July. Excellent bird attraction. 
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Triloba plena (Double-flowering) 
15 ft. Zone V. Pink double flowers and 
very early. 
SB tOe4 otter ee $ .95 $ 6.75 $ 55.00 
Douglasi 
70 ft. Zone IV. Evergreen tree. Shapely, 
handsome, popular pyramid. Prefers 
rich soil, but tolerant. Good in garden 
or forest. (Each) (10) (100) 
* 2to 5 in, XU... ee 
WAS to, 9 8 int X eee ct a 7.00 
*S8%to- Ona Xk Kee eee 15.00 
*10 to 18 in. XX__2,.. eee 
18 to 24 in. B&B... .... $11.00 95.00 
® PYRACANTHA (Firethorn) 
Lalandi (Laland Firethorn) 
Evergreen shrub to 15 ft. Zone VI. A 
fuzz of white in May and then orange- 
red berries in profusion, lasting to 
January. Drain, lime. 
* 2.in. pots ———-- «ne 2 oe 
4-in. pots —___ «» 6:00 Fee4 200 
ISMton 24 eine eee aay 50 12.00 90.00 
® QUERCUS (Oak) 
Alba (White Oak) 
90 ft. Zone IV. Noble, spreading tree. 
Ce (10) (100) 
FTO TO mm u Lt eee ete $ 12.00 
47tOmOS eee ae 5.00 35.00 
6cto Seite eee $3. 75 35.00 300.00 
Coccinea (Scarlet Oak) 
75 ft. Zone IV. Round, open head. 
Dense, handsome. Autumn color. 
*2' to. 3 ft. $ 12.00 
4to 5 ft = :, 8 TSU mene 
6 to 8 ft... $3.00 27.00 250.00 
Macrocarpa (Burr Oak) 
79) it. -Zoneri. ue Handsome. 
*12 to 18 in. ons Pl OU 
* 3 to 4 ft ee OU OUOU 
6 to 8 ft IE Ss 50 27.00 
Palustris (Pin Oak) 
90 ft. Zone V. Good in damp or dry 
soil. A fine street tree. Fast-growing. 
*12'toml Glin. 2 eee $ 10.00 
Attom Oki? $ 7.50 60.00 
GStom Go uit = eee “$2. 00 16.50 150.00 
Robur (English Oak) 
80 ft. Zone V. Short stem. Spreads. 
71 23toal 8 iin. eee $ 12.00 
*° 9 to 4) fea eee '$ 6. 00 ee 
ee upright. 
Shid.. 4 
.---§3.50 $30.00 $250.00 
S:to 6 it. 6:00 355, Goes 
Rubra (Common Red Oak) 
60 ft. Zone IV. Rapid growth. Heavy 
branches. Likes clay. Handsome. 
*18- to 24 \in.__ ee 
eo Gp ite, CE vi ae AG 
Sto) Guia . $10. 00 =85.00 
itey (3 iis eee Sy, 75 13.00 110.00 
@® QUINCE—(See page 28) 
@ RASPBERRY—(See page 25) 
@ RED-BUD—(See Cercis) 
@ RETINOSPORA—(See Chamaecyparis) 
® RHAMNUS (Buckthorn) 
Cathartica 
15 ft. Zone I. Fine, bushy, dense, 
thorny hedge. Very hardy. (100) 
* 1 83tor24sin eee ' . 6 6.00 
Frangula 
15 ft. Zone I. Like above, but shiny 
leaves. August a load of red-purple 
fruit. 
*)8itor24ein ae . $6 9.00 
