ROSE HILL NURSERY 
FOR SHADE AND BEAUTY 
At Small Expense You Can Plant a Tree That ; 
Will Grow Into Priceless Value 
NOTE—Shade and ornamental trees are usually too large for parcel 
post and can be shipped freight or express to better advantage. 
ASH, White. (Fraxinus Americana.) A tall-growing native tree. Comparatively 
free from insect pests and a clean tree. It is very desirable for use as a 
lawn specimen or for the boulevard. It is long lived and the tough wooded a 
branches are resistant to wind damage. Withstands drought conditions bet- 
ter than most trees. Grows to large size. See picture below. 
DELOmes On titan!) eee enema ae $0.50 1% In. diam: .4 3. 2. $2.00 
ONTOS 8 ft ale Ce eee weiter 75 2 in. "oD, Ee 3.00 
SitOU Os ft eames meets ties 1.00 2) in. | ee 3.50 
3 in, 32 “Shia eee 5.00 
(For windbreak or woodlot see page 22) 
BASSWOOD or AMERICAN LINDEN. (Tilia Americana.) A fine native tree, 
very suitable for lawn or boulevard planting. The leaves are heart shaped 
and large. Fragrant, cream white flowers are borne in May and June. Has 
firm, gray bark. Vigorous growing and a good shade tree. 

GELOGN GET hight ae $1.00 2 ins. diameee ee $3.00 
, Sitom] Os tte cee ee eee 1.50 21) Jin: oe eee 4.00 
American Elm WWE Wak GNC acco oa cc sous 2.50 3° Uinie Se Oe ae ee 5.50 
BIRCH, Canoe, White or Paper. (Betula Papyrifera.) A desir- CHERRY, Pin. (Prunus Pennsylyanica.) 8 to 9 ft. The slender, 
able graceful tree with slender branches and silvery white red-barked branches are covered with small white flowers 
bark. Leaves deep green and pointed oval shape. Especially 
effective when planted among or near evergreens. A medium which appear at the same time as the light green leaves. The 
sized tree. $0.7 a ry ane $2.50 light cherry-red fruit is about the size of a pea. This is an 
4) {oot ine illelie gua ae 0.75 to feahiGheeeee 5 : : 
5to6 ft. @ 11... 1.25 1i4nin.ediamia. clone 350 interes OO Re ements ae 
OtOL Sa tama ee harks GH AKC) SY Tho dmelnt os golas & $1.00 2-1 Cli Cl) ane ee $4.00 
BIRCH, Cut Leaf weeping. peo tui Alba roclniats penouiee 3 in. a ae aa 5.00 
il hi i bi th. 
ee vars ear oa anal OS Ge eeen eae See CRAB, Bechtel’s Double Flowering. (Malus loensis.) A small tree 
tree. See picture bottom of page. : with very lovely, double, fragrant, rose-like pink flowers in 
2 to : : highia sie. $250 Suton Ont tanga $4.25 June. Splendid small tree for the lawn or when planted in the 
1ia0td. 134. inv diam2 balled’... 5. syeee es eee eeneen $7.50 shrub border. 
Pe inediom.: balled ya aes 2005 See 3to 73 ott sche pee $0.75. 4 fo Sit higher $2.00 
BUTTERNUT. (Juglans Cinerea.) A native tree of medium size. BSG 8 on bese 1.25 
Foliage green, bark gray. Edible nuts. \ 
3 KO) BY The; LVRS | Mon ooo $1.00 De (OmOm tea Gln eemmemes $1.25 CRAB, Dolgo. A highly ornamental tree. The trees not only 
CATALPA” Hard reer speci Sh f net serve as a handsome lawn specimen but produce beautiful 
, Hardy. atalpa Speciosa. owy fragran owers : . . : : 
in large panicles in late June and July. Very large heart- bright red fruit of fine quality which makes a red colored 
shaped leaves. A decorative lawn tree. : jelly of excellent flavor. The flowers are white flushed with 
6 to 8 ft. high .....$1.25 lV to 134 in. diam.. .$2.00 pink. Tree is perfectly hardy and resistant to blight. Prices 
8 to 10 ft. vereee V5 2 in. .. 2.50 on specimen trees as follows: 
CHERRY, Choke. (Prunus Virginiana.) 10 to 12 ft. A large, AST Ona ttalhigh meee $0.50 Balled and Burlapped 
handsome bush, or small tree, bearing scented white flowers BS tOTG tt: eee .75 DV ee Cine $ 7.50 
in May. Dark red, pea sized fruit appears in July and August. Etta Rte “ 1.25 3 i “ 10.00 
Zeto Ss fteniGhan pO. 0 ASTORS aitanigh eee $1.00 2 moc ais acca . Phe oe ep anim coos : 
3710.4 fh) ae 5 5 tO.On tte ee 1.25 US MS oe ee 1.50 
Birch, Cut Leaf Weeping 
LARGE TREES FOR IMMEDIATE 
SHADE AND ORNAMENT 
At the prices quoted below 
we offer to supply and plant 
locally, native Hard Maple, 
American Elm and Ash trees dug 
with a large ball of soil. The 
size given in inches indicates 
the diameter of the trunk of the 
tree one foot above the ground. 
5 in. diameter 
6 in. us 
in aa 
in at 
in. 
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