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DOUBLE FLOWERING PEACH—A tree similar 
to ordinary Peach except it is more dwarf grow- 
ing and the flowers are very double, much larg- 
er, resembling small roses. Suitable for speci- 
men or large group planting. 
Double Pink—F lowers clear pink. Not so free 
flowering as the white or red. 
Double Red—Most showy of all; flowers very 
bright and numerous. 
Double White—Very free flowering; pure 
white. 
| Each Per 10 
185to- 24-inch} ee ae Lo On 3.00 
Des (elle: 2 ei Pe oe ee. 45 4.00 
MIMOSA TREE (Silktree)—Fern like foliage with 
fragrant pink blossoms in summer. The foliage 
forms a densely rounded head, almost umbrella- 
like. 
DECOM CORN ee eet MG ce ce ee $1.00 $ 17.50 
LO Wea CO Lie ears ee ice P20 10.00 
TULIP TREE (Liriodendron Poplar)—A tall, pyr- 
amidal trunk which rises to a great height and is 
clothed with a splendid foliage of large, glossy 
leaves. Large, tulip-like flowers are borne in 
the spring and are a greenish yellow and orange 
in color. One of the most distinguished tall trees. 
Arto €apteet. ere Ore r tte A .90 7.50 
DE Ome CCU. meme kee 40 eee 1.00 9.00 
GotG sos eet. seen e et LO 12309 
KENTUCKY COFFEE TREE. A very ornamental 
tree of upright and rapid growth, with rough 
bark and coarse branches; foliage bluish-green; 
flowers white, followed by long pods which hang 
on the tree all winter. 
18Howar inch 3 2 Sk eee eae 50 ast 
DEC MOR LOC L coo an ae ee £75 5.00 
Sloe eeereet. 6.2 eae 1.00 vie) 
AMERICAN LINDEN (Tilia Americana)—A large 
erect and rather formal tree, with a dome shaped 
head. The leaves are dark green and light un- 
derneath, turning to yellow in the fall. Flow- 
ers are cream colored and inconspicuous but 
very sweet. The Linden is popular for street 
planting and for ornamental shade. 
A LOTS O SICH ea od ee 1.00 cat 
5 tose 6 Teeter ete eran ae 1.50 10.00 
Otto te B sTeC i Sheers a oe 2.00 15.00 
MAGNOLIA MACROPHYLLA. Rapid growing 
tree, with unusually large leaves from 12 to 15 
inches long; white cup-shaped flowers; fragrant. 
2 te’ 30 1eet? ee Oe ae 75 6.00 
o.to.4 feetii= aan 2 ee 1.00 7.50 
MAGNOLIA TRIPETALA. Rarely grows taller 
than 30 feet. Immense leaves in clusters around 
the large white flowers; rose-colored fruit cones. 
2:to' "3: feet... 12 iS eee yt) 6.00 
o to “4. feet.. =. 0 hoe 1.00 7.50 
