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BABY TREES Continued from page five 
Tulip Tree. A fine tall growing stately tree. It forms a 
nice top and the foliage is excellent. Grows rapidly and 
makes a beautiful shade and lawn tree. Hardy in the 
latitude of Ohio but not farther north. It likes a rich 
soil. Flowers with fragrant yellow tulip-like bloom in 
late May. This tree makes a fine timber tree also. 
Thornless Locust. This pretty tree has the same fine foli- 
age and flowers of the regular locust but it HAS NO 
THORNS. For this reason it makes a fine lawn and 
specimen tree. Hardy, deep rooted long-lived. The fern 
like foliage is always pretty and graceful. The white 
fragrant flowers thang in racemes in June. Does not 
make a large tree but will grow to 30 to 40 feet. Easy 
to transplant and well worth having. 
Weeping Willow. Graceful weeping tree. Vigorous and 
thrives on damp and dry soils alike. Makes a beautiful 
lawn specimen, Ideal near pools and watersides. 


PLANTING SUGGESTIONS FOR BABY TREES 
Why not plant a few rows of these little trees to 
grow on into larger trees and plant them in perma- 
nent positions later, Our transplanting directions tell 
you how to do it. 
Flowering Trees. Dogwood. Red Bud, Fl. Crab Hopa, 
Catalpa, Caragana, Tamarix African, 
Bird Havens. Plant Russian Mulberry. Fruit ripens 
all summer, ‘is loved by birds and the trees furnish 
fine nesting places. Also Osage Orange, Hazelnut 
and Ginnali Maple. 
Mass for Color in Border or in Woodland. Caragana, 
Dogwood, Redbud, Russian Olive, Catalpa, Birch, 
Ginnali Maple. 
Street Trees. Green Ash, Chinese Elm, Silver Maple, 
Sugar Maple. 
Lawn and Landscape. Specimen. Dogwood, Birch, 
Poplar, Willow, Locust. Russian Olive, Eu. Mt. 
Ash, Ginnali Maple, Tulip. 
To Prevent Washing of Soil. Locust, Catalpa, Syca- 
more, Chinese Elm, Russian Mulberry, Osage 
Orange. 
For Timber. Walnut, Sycamore, Sugar Maple, Hic- 
kory, Tulip. 
For Hot Dry Locations. Chinese Elm, Caragana, 
Tamarix, Green Ash. 
Transplanting directions furnished with each order. 


NUT TREES 
Walnut, Black. Fine for timber and large edible nuts. 
Large meats of fine quality. Bears quite young and al- 
most every year. Transplants easily in small sizes; and 
grows rapidly, Thrives in any soil; one of the most valu- 
able timber trees in America. 
Butternut. Small tree with round, spreading top, Interest- 
ing foliage and bears large, long nuts of very rich 
quality. Thrives in any soil and bears young and every 
year. Very hardy. 
Hickory. Shell bark var ‘Grows into fine timber and 
the rich nuts are thin she and fine quality. 
Hazelnut. Tall bush. Thrives in dry locations. The fine nuts 
are born in clusters and are ripe in late September. 
Makes a fine shrub also. 
Pecan. Hardy Northern Strain. These trees are grown from 
seed produced on a hardy é in the north and are well 
worth trying. Nice size of&good quality and a fast 
growing variety. 

Climbing Vines 
Lonicera Heckrotti—A new superlative. -Very hardy and 
beautiful. Good dark blue-green foliage, with large clus- 
ters of flame-coral flowers that are lined with gold. 
Very unusual and striking, Grows rapidly and fine for 
trellis, fence or bank cover. 
Fine Plants 60c¢ each, 2 for $1.00, 6 for $2.75 prepaid. 
Purple Wisteria—We offer fine grafted plants, grafts tak- 
en from fine flowering parents. Grafted plants are sure 
to bloom. Purple Wisteria is a fine desirable vine and 
we offer large two year old plants at. 
60c each, 2 for $1.00 or 6 for $2.75 prepaid 
Boston Ivy (Ampelopis Vetchii)—The finest hardy climber 
for covering walls or brick chimney as it clings firmly to 
the smoothest surface without wire or nails for support- 
Small pretty shaped leaves of dark green through sum- 
mer with autumn color of vivid crimson. Fine plants. 
35c each, 3 for $1.00, 6 for $1.75 prepaid 
Purple Clematis—Rich purple flowers in July. Hardy and 
very desirable. We offer fine potted plants that are sure 
to live. 
85c each, 3 for $2.25 prepaid 

Butterfly Bush or Summer Lilacs 
Butterfly Bush Will Bloom Profusely The First Summer 
These hardy plants offer finer cut flowers than probably 
any other and their long season of bloom (from July until 
frost) make them very desirable. The tops frequently die 
back to the ground in winter, but the following spring they 
start up and soon are blooming again, We wffer many en- 
tirely new colors. Butterfly bush like plenty of sunshine. 
Fertilize them with bone meal, Manure or high grade fer- 
tilizers. They will thrive in almost any\ kind lof soil if you 
feed them well. We ship strong FIELD GROWN plants 
with good roots and tops trimmed properly for planting. 
They are sure to bloom the first summer, 
choice 50c each, 3 for $1.35, 6 for $2.50, 12 for $4.00 prepaid 
Charming—New Pink. Beautiful bushy plant growing five 
feet tall. Very striking in the landscape and flowers from 
early July until frost. The individual flowers are quite 
large and the spikes open up full length. Beautiful pink 
and a lovely cut flower, Especially fine when used with 
delphinium. 
Dubonnett—Beautiful Wine Red and named after the 
popular French Wine of that name Dubonnett. In sum- 
shine and under lamp the color is dark red. The spikes 
are solid and well filled. Fine for cutting, very hardy 
and should be in every garden. 
Hartwegii—Large bright lavender panicles on beautiful 
formed spikes. A lovely shade and combines with the 
other varieties to offer this pleasing contrasting shade. 
Hardy and free flowering. 
Ille de France—Deep rich purple. This variety blooms with 
the other colors and gives a long season of bloom. Rich 
foliage and pleasing fragrance. 
Magnifica—A very strong growing variety with large 
flower of a pleasing lilac shade, Its free flowering habit 
and pleasing color makes it worth while and desirable. 
Fine strong field grown plants of Butterfly bush, your 
choice 50c each, 3 for $1.55, 6 for $2.50, 12 for $4.00 prepaid 
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The Senstational New Butterfly Bush ROYAL RED— 
From July to frost this variety produces an abund- 
ance of rich Dazzling Red panicle flowers that at- 
tract instant attention. A new and distinct color and 
very beautiful in bouquets and very attractive in the 
flower border. The strong field grown plants we of- 
fer this year are easy to make grow and will bloom 
profusely the first summer. 
75¢e each, 3 for $2.00, 6 for $3.75 prepaid 

