STYRAX JAPONICA (Snowbell) 
A small graceful tree covered with white bell shaped flowers in 
June. 
10. to 12 £6. ‘oo 7.50 
TAXODIUM DISTICHUM (Bald Cypress) 
The swamp cypress likes a moist rich soil, grows to great 
height with narrow pyramidal habit. 
to: '8 ft. cc be ee « 1000 
8.to 10 Tt. ole 7.50 
10°:to 12 ft. cul ee ee 15.00 
Specimens. 
TILIA AMERICANA (American Linden) 
A large leafed round headed tree. 
10:to 12) fbi ee 5.00 
12 to( 14 TW toe ee ee ee 8.00 
See Specimens. . 
TILIA CORDATA (European Linden) 
The famous European Linden long grown in our Colonial 
gardens. 
6.00 Bott 3.00 
TILIA CORDATA (Pyramidal Linden) 
6 .to8 ft. le ee 3.09 
ULMUS AMERICANA (American Elm) 
A vast shaped, outstanding American tree, prefers moist soil. 
to 8 ft. tits eee 1.50 
8 to .10 ‘ft. 2c. Ue 2.50 
1% to 2 in. cal. 10 to 12 ft. __ 3.50 each; 30.00 per 10 
2 to 2% in.cal. 10 to 12 ft. __ 5.00 each; 42.50 per 10 
2% to 3 in. cal. 12 to 14 ft. .._-_- Sa 8.00 
ULMUS PUMILA (Siberian Elm) 
Rapid growing nicely shaped soft wooded tree. 
8) 00870 Tt ee 2.00 
1010,°12, ft., 2 ee 4.00 
12.to 14 ft. colle ee 7.50 
Specimens. 
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Planning Your Garden 
The modern nursery client is usually interested in 
buying plants to give his home a setting or for the 
creation of an outdoor picture. It is the effect pro- 
duced that counts. To create the garden picture, it 
should be planned. Planning can be done by simple 
staking on the grounds, by rough sketches, or by com- 
plete landscape plans. Any one of these methods can 
be used by us to suit your needs. The color, the tex- 
ture, the growth and character of the plant materials 
used are considered in relation to their surroundings 
to produce the complete picture. 
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