4 CHERRY HILL NURSERIES 
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Abies concolor ROCKY MOUNTAIN FIR 
These very hardy firs make magnificent specimens, 
particularly in the winter. 

Each Per 10 
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nk rhytme en Sees 5.50 50.00 
4 ft.. a SOS gh RE 7.00 
Site. ee Vener 9.00 
lenteer a sizes 15 io 25 ft. tall $65.00 and up. 
Chamaecyparis o. gracilis HINOKI CYPRESS 
Dark glossy green foliage in rounded obtuse fans. The 
growth is irregular and very interesting forms are de- 
veloped. 
eG A Poaceae eae aan 3.25 30.00 
dy i ae UREN Ree a 4.25 40.00 
PAO hats Ue ay oe. 5.79 52.50 
Chamaecyparis pisifera argentea SILVERTIP CYPRESS 
Compact and bushy and of slow growth. The plumy 
growth is fee with Mesos foliage. 
2 ft.. ee eee Wash ae 32 00 
214 ft. Ee EE 
Chamaecyparis p. filifera aurea 
GOLDEN THREAD-BRANCHED CYPRESS 
Narrow branches of bright yellow, of slow growth. 
Zilb.e = Reh ae 3.50 
Chamaecyparis p. plumosa PLUMED CYPRESS 
Dense conical habit with light green feathery foliage. If 
pruned, it may be kept as a dwarf evergreen for a group. 
Lictteie eee. ee: 63.25) 4530.00 
Chamaecyparis p. aurea GOLDEN PLUMED CYPRESS 
Of the same growth as the green form, but the new 
growth ae hati Rather slow in growth. 
2 ft.. LO en. 3.50 32.50 
ae eer p. K. & C. K & C CYPRESS 
A charming dwarf form with steel blue feathery foliage. 
Should be given some protection from the sun in winter. 
Sing dR OE Paes onl ae eO 3.00 27.50 
Juniperus c. pfitzeriana PFITZER’S JUNIPER 
Spreading growth attaining a height of four feet. The 
undulating branches give a pleasing effect. 
iioitespread /. a: on er” 3.75 35.00 
PAtrvspread sos. 4.75 45.00 
214 ft. spread.......... 5.75 55.00 
5 ft.spread © 7, hetiareecaer 2000 
