TREES ILGENFRITZ MONROE NURSERY 
T toro 6 & Over 
Each Each 
CATALPA bungei 68 tt. MANCHURIAN CATALPA; 
UMBRELLA TREE 
These dense, round headed trees are well suited for formal 
Om», planting or in narrow courts, where small trees are desired. 
a » The dark green leaves vary in size from six to ten inches in 
a length. The branches can be cut back to the trunk in early 
spring where size is to be controlled. Plant in pairs for best 
ar effect. 
6. ftsshigh—22yr. sheads:i.c% ¢ Junlaeue oe eee 2.98 2.69 
CELTIS occidentalis 80 ft. HACKBERRY 
The wide spreading boughs and light green foliage of this 
variety give the tree an airy, cheerful appearance. The foli- 



gh age is similar to that of Elm trees and the fruit, which appears 
ao, in late summer, resembles a small cherry. It is rapid grow- 
A ing and tolerant of city conditions; desirable as a street tree 
ete or lawn specimen. 
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I¥.to 1427in, dia—10sto 12 cit high. ..'-3. 5.98 9.39 
S.toslO 4 highs ots. 0k ees: See aes eee 4.59 4.15 
Grigg eli high ss. 9)i «on. Graver we rea ane 2.98 2.69 
CERCIS canadensis 20 ft. AMERICAN REDBUD 
a This bushy tree is very attractive in early spring when its 
ew * branches are covered with clusters of rose-pink flowers. It , 
& He is effectively used in shrub borders where its showy, spring 
flowers followed with large heart-shaped, deep green leaves 
adds variety to the planting. Tolerates some shade. 
_ PS Comoe rah tipo d= iets of ah et ee eg A che 5.98 
3 4074¢it. 2 Bare Hoots 2s ee ke ote 2.98 
Chinese Elm—see ULMUS parvifolia. 
CORNUS florida 20 ft. WHITE FLOWERING DOGWOOD 
The rare beauty of Dogwood in spring when it is white 
with bloom, or in summer with its glossy green foliage, chang- 
ing in fall to gorgeous reds, is hard to equal. The white 
flowers are two to three inches in diameter. It adds beauty 
to any planting. 
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3 toMoti a high= Bid, Bos gastro arenes 4.59 
Sie 2 to 3 ft. high Bare Root peat wrapped.. 2.59 
florida rubra 20 ft. RED FLOWERING DOGWOOD 
Preferred by some garden lovers because of the showy 

rose colored flowers. It has all the desirable growing habits 
of the white flowering variety. A grouping of Red Flowering 
with the White is very attractive. 
ASO sont e tig nat Be Gr Dante et etree ene 10.59 
SO tOMSIT. high. BogdecB. spe sek rece eee 7.99 
2 to 3 ft. high Bare Root peat wrapped... 3.98 
CORYLUS—FILBERT—see Shrubs. 
COTINUS coggygria 10 ft. COMMON SMOKETREE 
This shrub derives its name from the huge plumy masses 
of green or purple flower stems so numerous as to give the 

San shrub the appearance of being clothed with a light purple 
Ps) mist. The foliage of oval shape, is smooth, dark green. This 
Ro ae shrub makes an attractive lawn specimen and is also useful 
SY os) in the shrub border. 
¥ toe Sites ee ee ee 2.79 2.55 
D210 824i The vcctor tthe a ee ec ent cad a ten eee 2.29 2.10 
4 10 oD Tt latins eee ce ete re ee eens 1.79 1.65 
18 to" 243 ing. Soo fees, Pee eer nee 1.39 1:25 
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