
Evergreens 
ABIES CONCOLOR (Silver Fir) 
Bluish Silver Evergreen, more successful on the Eastern Shore 
than the Blue Spruce. 
i OG $3.50 
Oe 5.00 
a AO Seem 7.50 
oy 2 10.00. 
ABIES NORDMANNIANA (Nordman’s Fir) 
A tall dark, green, handsome fir from the Crimea growing 100 
feet high with branches to the ground. 
Ea ly nt SM EES 2 SP Ec hee 1.50 
RT ee ee 2.50 
ME th eo ne 3.50 
i RES S AS SI BE ala SA e 5.00 
id Resin tg TP a ee ee peta a PR 7.50 
CEDRUS ATLANTICA (Mount Atlas Cedar) 
The picturesque, bluish cedar from the mountains West of the 
Sahara. 
IE ei et 10.00 
TNE REDS EROS ATI Ute 20 idk UR Re aD Oe 15.00 
CEDRUS DEODARA (Deodara Cedar) 
Fast growing and graceful, somewhat tender, from the Himalaya 
Mountains. 
Ge CER Ra Es Ry Seed oe a a 2.00 
CEPHALOTAXUS FASTIGIATA (False Yew) 
Similar in habit to the Irish Yew. 
SORES SSR Ra pale CED ep Ono 1.00 
Sa nt CLT Sa aaa ee 2.00 
CEPHALOTAXUS HARRINGTONIA DRUPACEA 
(Spreading False Yew) 
a IER OR 1.00 
CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANA 
(Lawson’s Cypress) 
RI TR age ee a 1.50 
CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANA ALLUMI 
(Blue Lawson Cypress) 
oO TG OES AES Ae aR Sees 1.50 
SR Cee ee ae 2.50 
CHAMAECYPARIS PISIFERA FILIFERA 
(Thread Cypress) 
al es a LITER Se a ane 1.50 
CHAMAECYPARIS SQUARROSA (Moss Cypress) 
Soft plume foliage, medium sized trees. 
a 2.50 
CRYPTOMERIA LOBBI (Lobb’s Cryptomeria) 
A dark green compact form of the principal evergreen forest 
tree of Japan. 
i a ho lls LOC a ATS A aS A 6.00 
ILEX AQUIFOLIUM (English Holly) 
Shiny dark green foliage, likes a protected spot. 
TO GE SS Sg A ge 2.00 
La aa sat CN asa lc ce ea 3.50 
(a) | SSE is ie A RS MSD eal Ay = Ce 5.00 
2 | ol DEI TRS EG SRL a 7.50 
