HILLSDALE LANDSCAPE COMPANY 

NOCLADUS DIOICA 40-50 ft. 
hs Kentucky Coffee Tree 
Light blue-green foliage and 
Sl rowth. 
ce Red-brown pods. 
greenish-white flowers. 
11% in. Diameter ......-..-...--------:--000 $ 6.00 
2 Thay, DDE) tose perpen ee 8.00 
214 in. Diameter ..........-.---------.--ss2--0 10.00 
3 iT e O TAM CCC eae ccee ec cceeeseeencneeee 15.00 
HALESIA TETRAPTERA 30 ft. Silverbell 
Tree or large shrub known for the large at- 
tractive clusters of white bell-shaped flowers in 
spring. Leaves rather large and bright green. 
|S TG ih tie Sati a Rn Se i RE ee ee $ 3.00 
627: iti ee ee cee 4.00 
KOELREUTERIA 20-30 ft. Golden Rain Tree 
A small growing tree with large clusters of 
showy yellow flowers. 
iy rior Eater A pis AE nah eee SOP A ete $ 3.00 
Ye ie ARR SO oe in Se As BERR ae cee tt 4.00 
SHIT Aer Site ett entertain oe een eee tae 8.00 
LIQUIDAMBAR STYRACIFLUA 50-60 ft. 
Sweet Gum 
The star-shaped leaves are colored with crim- 
son in the autumn. Corky bark. Does best in 
moist soil. B & B. 
114 sin Diameterse cee eer $11.00 
2 ing. Diameters. =e 13.00 
216m in. Diameter pees. c-reeese eeeeene 16.00 
LIRIODENDRON TULIPIFERA 60-80 ft. 
Tulip Tree 
Sometimes known as “Whitewood” and “Pop- 
lar.”’ Broad leaves, pale beneath. Greenish yel- 
low tulip-like flowers, orange at base, in June. 
Rarely attacked by insects. Indiana State Tree. 
B & B. 
6 ft: (Height* 2.2322 3 eee $ 6.00 
8 ftir Height eee ees eee eee eos 8.00 
136 ans Diameters ess 11.00 
2 ins. Diamete res ee eee 13.00 
244 Ins Diameternigeess eee 16.00 
For Larger Sizes, See Page 17. 
MAGNOLIA SOULANGEANA 15-18 ft. 
Saucer Magnolia 
Pink 
Very hardy. Best to transplant in early spring. 
Large purplish-pink flowers in May, opening be- 
fore the leaves. B & B. 
) Mie 4 Rms en oe atone a At eae ae LSet $ 6.50 
3: ft 4 7.50 
A £039 ot Se eee eee es 10.00 
§ ( ft.2322 3 eee eee 12.50 
M. Lennei 
Rose Purple 
2 EGY ee ee ee eee $ 6.50 
i a 3 Pe eee Ar eats sek ET gs a nk 7.50 
Al Sts Pee eae en, Serene ee ene 10.00 
M. Nigra 
Dark Purple 
Same as M. Lennei. 

Magnolia Soulangeana 
Magnolia Stellata 
White Star Magnolia 
For Larger Sizes, See Page 17. 
PTELEA TRIFOLIATA 20 ft. 
Small round-headed tree. Dark green leaves. 
Greenish flowers in June followed by large clust- 
ers of broadly winged seeds of light green color. 
Very decorative. 
Hoptree 
re Sean $ 2.00 
& ft. 2. 3.00 
Ee Sa en nODENMRNEN UME 4.00 
PRUNUS AMERICANA 20 ft. 
Small native plum tree. 
stone swollen. 
American Plum 
Yellow or red fruit 
B ft. iw $ 2.00 
Sie | Selanne Naren 3.00 
ae | enna 5.00 
PRUNUS CISTENA 
Deep red to purple foliage. 
SY aver 2 Yeas. 
Ornamental Plum Tree 
P. Cerasifera Pissardi 12 ft. Purple Leaf Plum 
Small slender tree with single white flowers ap- 
pearing before the leaves. Red or yellowish fruit, 
sweet and very juicy. Small, thin, purple leaf. 
B & B. 
4B, aa ccewcewiremmninastenirasiesanios sights sian $ 3.00 
ie | nner nM 4.00 
EP | nse een AT 6.00 
P. Newport 15-20 ft. Purple Leafed Plum 
Hardy upright grower, making a good small 
tree with purple leaves. B & B. 
5 as | Rien nsunenaerer ene ntbes fees. Se $ 2.00 
Be LCS Caen 3.00 
Bo Bb. sacscchanensenasteciedecnscsaseansese aaa 4.00 
ee & Amen ated skis nnn sere E onary oer 3 5.50 
FOR LARGER SIZES, SEE PAGE 18 
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