“ORNAMENTAL 
LOWERING SHADE TREES 
ipa, Western—Attractive white 
wer Rapid grower. 
| Bechtel—Dwarf. 
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Covered in 
pink blooms. 
—NSemi-double, 
owers in the spring. 
Red Vein — Rather dwarfish 
2-15 feet with double, coral-red 
rosy- 
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ood, White Flowering—Large, 
, four-petaled bloom in spring. 
t red berries in fall. 
ood, Giant White Flower—(U. 
atent pending) Waxy white, 
ood ie 
Red Floweting—Like White 
wering Dogwood, except flowers 
liant deep pink. — 
wering Plum, Double — Large, 
e, pink flowers before the leaves 
American — Stately, 
“Heart shaped 
rapid 
pices 
—Burbank’s Red Double- 
7 aac peach. A tree full of “roses ! 
Orchid — Burbank's Pink Double- 
flowering peach. A deep coral pink. 
‘ Purple Flame Plum 
‘Foliage ine red in spring. 
(AMENTAL SHADE TREES 
(American) — Largest 
finest of the Ashes. Broadly 
nded crown and a straight col- 
nar trunk, 
sh, European Mountain—Cluster of 
ite flowers in May followed by 
ry red berries, hanging through- 
‘bark, drooping branches, finely 
lage. 
European White — Attractive 
ark and small leaves. Branches 
- Elder—A favorite rapid growing 
et Withstands cold and 
Da, ‘Umbrella—c ompact, round 
nerfean—Americu’s grandest 
Stately and dignified, it 
ithe all over the country— 
one of the most popular on 
rounds and for all purposes. 
inese—A new shade tree in 
ntry. Best characteristie is 
“xtreme rapid growth surpassed 
her shade tree in this respect. 
foline—Like American Elm but 
raj id growth and more upright 
so spreading. 
st, Globe-Headed, New—Similar 
pe to Umbrella Catalpa but 
nore refined in appearance. 
_ graceful foliage. 
ry, Abundance—Large fruited 
ry. Popular. 
_ Monareh—teautiful, glis- 
erry ; double size ordinary 
0 quality. 
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2-3 ft. 
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2-3 ft. 
3-4 ft. 
2-3 ft. 
3-4 ft. 
2-3 ft. 
3-4 ft. 
2-3 ft. 
5-6 ft. 
6-8 ft. 
5-6 ft. 
6-8 ft. 
3-5 ft. 
4-6 ft. 
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SHADE TREES 
Maple, Norway—prilliant fall color- 
ing. Stately, rounded head, One of 
the best Maples. A choice selection 
for lawn, street, shade, etc. 
Maple, Purple Leaf—Leaves wine-red 
in the spring. . Brilliant fall Colors. 
Rounded head. _: ' 
Maple, Sugar or Hard —prilliant reds 
and yellows in the fall coloring. One 
of the best ornamental shade trees. 
The sweet sap in early spring is used 
for making maple syrup and sugar. 
Maple, Silver—Rapid growing, large, 
spreading tree, Long lived. Grows 
every where. Widely planted for 
quick effect. 
Maple, Wier Cutleaf — Finely cut, 
fern-like foliage. Graceful, rapid 
growing, lawn tree. Beautiful and 
ornumental. 
Oak, Pin—Finest ornamental oak. 
Straight trunk with relatively small 
side branches gives this tree a syin- 
metrical, pyramidal form. 
Persimmon, Native — Native, 
bearing tree. 
fruited strain. 
Poplar, Carolina — Extremely 
growers. Often planted with slow 
growing trees for quick effect. One 
of the most widely planted trees for 
a shade, 
fruit 
Ours is a choice, large 
fast 
oplar, Lombardy—w idely planted to 
accent planting or tall sereens.. Pic- 
turesque, upright, very slender habit. 
Rapid growth. : 
Sycamore—European (Plane Tree) — 
Rapid grower. Good for city plant- 
ing. Not injured. by smoke, dust, 
wilh cold, drouth, ete. 
Willow, Pussy —Sily very gray flower 
buds attractive for cutting in the 
Grows in moist or dry soil. 
Willow, Thurlow — Weeping. Rapid 
growth. Graceful drooping branches. 
Grows everywhere. 
Willow, Golden Twig—Golden cast 
to tw an Weeping. Does well every- 
wher 
Willow, Wisconsin Weeping—napid 
grower. Long, slender, graceful, 
drooping branches. Grows in moist 
or dry ground. 
STARK HEDGE PLANTS 
Barberry, Thornless Japanese—Just 
like standard Japanese but nof 
thorny. <A beautiful and desirable 
plant for hedging. 
Barberry, True Hedge Columnberry— 
An upright Barberry for hedge pur- 
poses. Makes a distinctive hedge. 
Barberry, Japanese Green Leaf— 
Compact arching branches. Requires 
little trimming. Red berries. Makes 
ideal hedge. 
Barberry, Japanese Red Leaf — A 
red-leafed type of Japanese Bar- 
berry. Brilliant color all summer. 
Privet, Amur River North—Extreme- 
ly hardy Northern type. Dense 
growth. Can be trimmed any form or 
height. 
Privet, California — Widely planted 
as a hedge plant in temperate alti- 
tudes. The ideal hedging where 
winters not foo severe, 
STARK PEONIES 
Our selection of varieties: 
Edulis Superba (Pink). 
Felix Crousse (Red). 
Festiva Maxima (White). 
- Officinalis Rubra (Red). 
Queen Victoria ( White) ‘ 
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