Snyder Bros. (Inc.), Center Point, lowa 
a Size 
OAK Pin—Quercus Palustris. 70-90 ft. 0.00... 5- 6 
Grows rapidly in moist soil. Leaves are retained 6- 8 
and color splendidly. Transplants easier than 8-10 
most oaks. Lower branches somewhat drooping. 
Red—Quercus rubra. 60-80 ft. 2000000. 6- 8 
Rapid growing. Red and green autumn colors. 8-10 
Adapted to drier soils than Pin Oak and out- 
grows it in such places. 
PHILADELPHUS—Mockorange or Syringa. 
PAV AlLATICH Cai tol LE ee se ee ee eo es ee 2- 3 
Fine arching twigs bear a great profusion of 3- 4 
small blossoms. 
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The large flowering scentless Mockorange. 
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Single, large, very fragrant flowers in great pro- 2- 3 
fusion. 
Virginalis—Virginal Mockorange. 6-8 ft. _............. 2- 3 
Large semi-double flowers somewhat continu- 3- 4 
ously. 
POPLAR—Lombardy. 50-70 ft. 2.0.02... 6- 8 
Strictly upright in habit. Branched to the ground. 8-10 
A most useful tree for accents and tall screens. 
Bolleana—Silver Leaved Poplar. 50 ft. ........0000000..... 6- 8 
A rapid growing very columnar tree with gray- 
ish green bark and leaves white underneath. 
PRINSEPIA sinensis—Cherry Prinsepia. 5-6 ft. _...... 3- 4 
A very rare and interesting somewhat spiny com- 
pact shrub with arching branches; a profusion of 
small yellow flowers and small bright green 
leaves extremely early in the spring, and edible 
purplish plum like fruits in the fall. 
PRIVET—Amur River North. 8-12 ft.....Per 100 $20.00 18-24 
A vigorous upright grower; best for 2- 3 
closely trimmed hedges, and hardiest 
privet. 
Herals— rues. ype. 0-G) itis 22 ee ee 18-24 
Low, dense, horizontally branching. Blue-black 2-2% 
fruits hang all winter. 
PRUNUS Cistena—Hansen’s Purple Leaved Plum. 
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Bright reddish-purple foliage throughout the sea- 3- 4 
son. Purplish-pink blossoms. The best red- 
leaved shrub or small tree. 
glandulosa—Pink Flowering Almond. 5-6 ft. —......... 2- 3 
Large, double, pink flowers before the leaves. 
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.60 5.50 
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.60 5.00 
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