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HARDY NATIVE DECIDUOUS TREES AND SHRUBS, continued 
PRICE IN QUANTITIES 
25 TO 
249 
CARPINUS CAROLINIANA. American Hornbeam. 
Leaves oval with sharp teeth on the edge; turn 
tozvoldentinsautumn. fbaton lO viceti = ee 
CASTANEA PUMILA. Chinquapin. 8 to 25 feet. A 
large shrub or small round-topped tree, distri- 
buted from Pennsylvania southward. Leaves ob- 
long-oval, coarsely serrate, bright green, turning 
dull yellow in autumn. Flowers showy, appear- 
ing in May and June. Fruit usually solitary. 
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CERCIS CANADENSIS. American Redbud. A _ small 
tree with spreading branches, fast growing and 
wonderfully floriferous. Decidedly one of our 
best flowering trees and worthy of consideration. 
to 3 feet : 2 
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to 6 feet : a 
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CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA. White Fringe-Tree. 
Small tree. Free bloomer in early spring. Large 
white flowers in drooping panicles. 1 to 2 feet 
to 3 feet zx 
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to 6 feet ee 
to 8 feet zs a 
CCETHRARALNIFOLIA® Summerstocer. sp Sturdy 
compact shrub, 3 to 5 feet tall. Leaves dark 
green and lustrous. Flowers creamy white, frag- 
rant, in erect, panicled racemes. 6 to 12 inches 
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COMPTONIA ASPLENIFOLIA. Sweetfern. Much- 
branched, with dark brown bark. Very effective 
and recommended for dry upland, in sun or 
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CORNUS FLORIDA. Flowering Dogwood. Most 
beautiful small flowering trees in early spring. 
6 to 12 inches Biel Fa) Vane A i ke hse 
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CORYLUS AMERICANA. American Hazelnut. 
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CRA TAEGUS# GORDATA.- Washington= Hawirorn. 
30 feet. May-June. Beautiful fall coloring and 
long clusters of bright red fruit, remaining a 
long-time.” 6) to) 1 Z-inches*. SA es eae 
CRATAEGUS CRUSGALLI. Cockspur Thorn. White. 
May-June. Showy bright red fruit, remaining 
until spring. 6 to 8 inches ia ew 2 




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