FLOWERING & ORNAMENTAL TREES 
This group includes al! tree~shrubs and small trees which are used mostly for their ornamental 
characteristics; foliage coloration, unusual habit of growth, attractive bark, floral displays and 
berries. 
Many of the trees could be classed as shade trees, but’due to the fact that they give such 
light shade and have such excellent ornamental value, they are herewith listed. 
ALTHEA or ROSE OF SHARON. (Hibiscus). 2/3 
Ti Ot GE ot ft. go Oko, 61,00," 4/5.Tt 2,” BkB 
$1.75. 
Coelestis. Single blue. 
Lady Stanley. Double white, shaded rose. 
Jeanne d' Arc. Double pure white. 
Snowdrift. Single White. 
BEECH 
English Beech. (Fagus sylvatica). 6/8 
12, ,, B&B, $8,507 10/12 Tt... B&B, $14.00. 
Copper Beech. (Fagus sylvatica riversi). 
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BIRCH 
Canoe Birch. (Betula papyrifera). 5/6 
Pee Siena Olt tty Haz: os e/ 10). Ths) $5.00, 
Weeping White Birch. (Betula alba pendula). 
Ditete versa oe. FOOL O Nts BXB, 34,50; 
8/10 ft., B&B, $6.50 
CHERRIES 
Weeping Japanese Cherry. (Prunus sub— 
hirtella pendula). Cascading sprays of 
dainty pink. 5/6 ft., 2 yr. heads, B&B, 
$5.00. 
Double Weeping Cherry. Double form of the 
above. Same price. 
Japanese Named Varieties. 
Yoshino. Deep red buds, opening light 
pink. 4/5. ft., $1.50. This is the va— 
riety that borders the Tidal Basin in 
Washington, D.C. 
Kwanzan. Double deep pink. 5/6 ft., 
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Purple Leaf Plum. (Prunus newport). Deer 
red—bronze leaves.. Pink blossoms. 3/4 
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DOGWOOD 
White Flowering Dogwood. (Cornus florida). 
5/6 ‘ft.', ‘B&B, $4;50;.°6/7 ft., B&B, $6.50; 
7/8 Ft. 3. BAB, + SUT.00. 
Red Flowering Dogwood. (Cornus florida 
(ORCA tod anew De, wa2el;) S/O 11. , 
B&B, $5.50. 
Cornelian Cherry. (Cornus mas). A great 
profusion of tiny, yel low blossoms in early 
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FLOWERING CRABS. 2/3 ft., 85¢; 3/4 ft., $1.25. 
Malus Atrosanguinea. (Carmine Crab). 
Similar to the above. Open flowers re— 
main a bright carmine. 
Malus Coronaria. (Wild Sweet Crab) 
Light pink. Late May or early June. 
Malus Floribunda. (Japanese Crab). Ex-— 
tremely floriferous. A wreath of deep 
carmine buds, open to a delicate rose 
in late May. Blossoms become white with 
age. Red or yellow fruit. 
Malus loensis Bechteli. (Bechtals Crab). 
Rather erect. Double pink blossoms, very 
sweet scented. Early June. 
Malus Niedzwetzkyana. (Redvein Crab). 
This red wooded, red leaved, deep purple— 
red flowered form is a glorious sight in 
full bloom. Mid May. 
Malus Purpurea Eleyi. (Eley Crab). Red 
foliage. Light red flowers in mid May. 
Handsome red fruits in the fall. 
Malus Scheidekeri. (Scheidecker Crab). 
Semi-—double, pale pink blossoms in late 
May. Yellow fruits. 
Malus Spectabilis Rosea Plena. Double, 
fragrant, deep rose flowers in.mid May. 
Malus Theifera. (Tea Crab). Graceful, 
arching plumes of dainty pink. Mid May. 
One of the finest. 
Malus Zumi. (Zumi Crab). Pale pink buds 
opening to almost pure white. Late May. 
GINKGO. (Ginkgo biloba). 6/8 ft., $4.00. 
GOLDENRAIN TREE. (Koelreuteria paniculata). 
Beautiful hanging clusters of golden yel low 
wisteria—like blossoms. 4/5 ft., $2.50; 
5/6 ft., $4.00. 
HAWTHORN 
Washington Hawthorn. (Crataegus cordata). 
3/4 Tt.; B&B; $1.50; 475 ft., B&B) $3.00; 
5/Gu thas kB 25700", O/B at t.> TBARS POrOn. 
English Hawthorn. (Crataegus oxycantha). 
Prices same as above. 
Pauls Scarlet Hawthorn. (Crataegus oxy— 
cantha pauli). Deep pink form of the 
above. 3/4 ft., B&B, $2.00; 4/5. ft., B&B, 
$5.50 > 5/6. St ye Bee 300, 
MAGNOLIA 
Saucer Magnolia. (Magnolia soulangeana). 
3/4 ft., B&B; -$2.5075 4/5 ft. + B&B, $5.00; 
5/6 ft., B&B, $10.00. 
Star Magnolia. (Magnolia stellata). 
23/5. Tt. BkB,..$35./5;)5/4 40.) “B&B, $5.00. 
MAPLE 
Amur Maple. (Acer ginnala). Neat, bushy 
habit. Excellent foliage. Deep red fal| 
coloration. 5/6 Tt., $2:00;°6/7 Tt., $3.50. 
Japanese Red Maple. (Acer palmatur 
atropurpureum). Red foliage from spring 
until fal!. Averages 10/14 ft. at maturity. 
IS/24 1 ns (BkB,) $2,507 2%2s.1t., Be, 
$4750; Feat ST les $6,795 S74 att) 29. 50. 
MOUNTAIN ASH 
American Mountair Ash. (Sorbus americana). 
Clustered white flowers fol !owed by heavy 
clusters of red berries. A rather short 
lived tree subject to borers. 6/8 ft., 
$27 Cs RIO Ting $5.005 
