DECIDUOUS TREES 
CRATAEGUS (continued 10 =: 100 
cordata 
WASHINGTON THORN 
Bit ARLE ieee ee ee eee 1.10 1.00 
Golden Giant (pubescens) (77) 
Although included here it is really evergreen but 
when young can be transplanted as if deciduous. 
This is by no means the common seedling form but 
a selected variety with enormous “‘berries’’ or fruits 
which are golden yellow (exactly, cadmium orange 
H. C. C. 8/1) up to 114 inches long and nearly 
as wide. These are borne in great profusion and cut 
branches are outstanding for decorative purposes. 
Leaves are large and undivided; tree seems to be 
nearly or maybe entirely thornless. Another fine 
point is its precocity as it commences bearing when 
only a few feet tall. 
OSLO S Sef teas ae re ee chr end tame A OS aeaiero 
DIOSPYROS kaki var. Hachiya (7) 
PERSIMMON 
arts Liye serene es beens 1.35 ~ 1.25 
PAS SAE By oad sue Rea Me rete BEL 1.20 + 1.10 
FRAXINUS paxiana (5) 
PAX ASH | 
abit osteniy top optalted san. s ame 2.75 . 2.50 
velutina glabra (7) 
MODESTO ASH 
S2tO ek OS ites ew ee Rileder tec ee aie 1.35 1.25 
OSTO- S72 k bce oe eee ae 1.10 1.00 
to 6 ft See she minene es Eee fa eee 85 .80 
KOELREUTERIA bipiinatal (7). 
_BOUGAINVILLEA GOLDENRAINTREE _ 
bee Pals aretha Peete oD eee ence 8,65 60 
LABURNUM vossi (5) 
LONGCLUSTER GOLDENCHAIN 
ASO A) ern och Ee ee 1.10 1.00 
UL Orie Ly sear sien ers Ot ate eae 85 80 
LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua (4) 
SWEET GUM 
gal. ieee Ble Dee Oe ray ee - 65 — 60 
LIRIODENDRON tulipifera (4) 
CHINESE TULIPTREE | 
Pal Oe eye ee ee eo 
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