Ornamental Trees 
(Continued) 
Two 
f Each for — 
Poplar Lombardy, 6 to § it, S & L......5...3.0..5- $1.45 $2.75 
Poplar Lombardy, Sito 1Osit) Sr oer ee. 2's Ses 1.95 3.70 
Poplanevombardy; 10. to, 123 1t),\ 5) Ge Lows fn Bey ee 2.45 4.65 
Plum Dbl. Flowering, (Prunus Triloba), 3 to 4 ft, L 1.95 3.70 
PronuseNewport, 42 tons itieday os as skeen sae re 2.45 4.65 
Prunus Triloba, (Plum Dbl. Flowering), 3 to 4 ft., L 1.95 3.70 
Prunus Pissardi, (Ruby Tree), 4 to 5 ft. L.......... 2.45 4.65 . 
POTpIeJE TING 6 2403 tee. wiehiteiia eats al © 2 yee Moe 2.15 4.10 
Red Bud Tree, (Judas Tree); 3 to 4 ft., L.......0... POS 46470 
Rose of Sharon, Althea Tree, 3 to 4 ft., L., pink, red, 
DULPlee WiKtemy eee he ont he Worse nels scares & Oh Olean ras 1.354 250 
Ruby Tree, (Prunus Pissardi), 4 to 5 ft. L......... 2.45 4.65 
Russians Olive oo toi tty We sha Mies ce ee ee Aten oa ee 1.95 3.70 
Thorn Paul’s Double Scarlet, 3*to 4 ft. L........... 3.95 7.50 
Pliny CLeere tO Ost Wey bet reg acc emit sos sme ee eis 3.65 6.95 
Umbrella Tree, Catalpa Bungei, 5 to 6 ft. L........ 2.65 5.00 
Woalnnts | Biatk a2 tors eyes, ck mes cides ve eee oes 1595 13270 
Walnut, Genuine English Budded, 2 to 3 ft., L...... 2.65 5.00 
Weeping Ornamental Trees 
Two | 
; Each for 
Birch, Cut Leaved Weeping, 6 to 8 ft., L............ $4.45 $8.45 
Pink Flowering Weeping Cherry, 5 to 6 ft., L 
Borespriner planting Only fii es... cue fF eee 7.45 14.25 
Mulberry. Tea’s Weeping, 5 to 6 ft., L............. 6.65 12.55 
Willow, Babylonica Weeping, 6 to 8 ft, L.......... 2.95 5.60 
Willow, Wisconsin Weeping, 5 to 6 ft. L........... 2.95 5.60 

A Common Sense Talk | 
On Quality 
(Continued From Page 3) ) 
NU-WAY SPACING ~ 
Have you ever noticed when driving past a piece of woods, 
what appeared to be a nice, shapely Evergreen or Shade. Tree? 
It takes your eye. You get out, walk back in the woods to 
examine it, but to your disappointment, find it’s a fine shapely 
tree on one side only—and on the other side, ill-shaped, un- 
branched and unsightly. 
What’s the cause? 
The shapely side enjoyed plenty of room to develop. It re- 
ceived its share of sunlight. The other side was crowded in a 
density of other growth. Crowding and lack of sunlight are 
sure to result in unsightly, ill-shaped trees and plants. 
With NU-WAY SPACING, trees and plants have plenty of 
room for cross cultivation, both in the rows and between the 
rows. They enjoy plenty of sunlight. There is sufficient space 
for perfect development. . . 
This Nu-Way Spacing method of propagation requires nearly 
double the acreage to grow the same quantity as compared 
with the Crowding plan used for growing “cheap stock.” 
Nu-Way Spacing produces round, bushy, shapely trees and 
plants—trees and plants that fulfill every expectation of our 
customers. 
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