INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 
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Malus Hopa 30 ft. Hopa Crab 
Purplish leaves. Flowers single, large, broad 
petals of deep pink. 
(LSP Eustis i Oe $ 2.00 
Sa Ep a esos bececs ana civ 2.50 
GE aces ieee lt ir erie 3.50 
M. L. Bechteli 15 ft. Bechtel Crab 
Double white or tinted flowers in May. Fra- 
grant. 
PIM LAME Fee bce = eve Se cln i Senb ovo vecs incu $ 4.00 
Rem er ois eh: 6.00 
2 TN, ca a 8.00 
M. Niedzwetzkyana 20 ft. Redvein Crab 
Reddish bark. Red tinged leaves. Semi-double 
red flowers in May. Purple red fruit. B & B. 
(TAR. cea I Sa a $ 6.00 
Title, he aa RS ee 8.00 
Ch GER, acl SE RIT 10.00 
M. Prunifolia Robusta 25 ft. 
Flowers single white. Fruit red, cherry-like. 
UR kaon cy nennceenchenevesersises $ 3.00 
RN Src iat ec pte eae ce nce nme non cemce nner 4.00 
do rc Sarectnbdcieninen 6.00 
M. Sargentii 6 ft. Sargent Crab 
Spiny shrub. Clear white flowers and dark red 
fruit. B & B. 
oo) he ee ee $ 4.00 
ch RE Se 5.00 
BM gh eo San a -~ ap wr ater retieene connotes 6.00 
7) se pal i eed al ane FS, 2 ee eee 8.00 
M. Spectabils 15 ft. ' Chinese Flowering Crab 
Showy rose-red double flowers sweet scented. 
Yellow fruit. 
SL STE, ssepseblnt aes ESS Rav NA ea Aga $ 2.00 
7 VLE, 2 cetacean Zea) 
TR, 2 ce ee ee 5.00 
M. Theifera 15-20 ft. Tea Crab 
Spreading small stiff branches. White or blush 
pink flowers. B & B. 
(RR. tes a $ 5.00 
Ff 1p 5, Re eee eae ee ee eee ee 6.00 
seh TALE eA ps SRE ae 8.00 
Cutleaf Crab 
Flowers white and fruit 
M. Toringoides 18 ft. 
Leaves slightly cut. 
light red. Very showy. 
ee ct acne wimicnaneen $ 5.00 
Ul 0 2 OSS SS ee 6.00 
oe oa PRESS Sis Sa 8.00 
For Larger Sizes, See Page 17. 
NYSSA SYLVATICA 40-60 ft. Sour Gum 
“Black Gum.”’ Will grow in wet places. Hand- 
some foliage with good autumn coloring. B & B. 
2a GR eR SSE a es Be $ 2.00 
[a 9 eae| 5 a aaa en 8.00 
Sem Me IDIMOLer. = 10.00 
FOR LARGER SIZES, SEE PAGES 
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PLATANUS OCCIDENTALS 70 ft. 
American Planetree 
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““American Sycamore” or “Buttonwood.”  Tri- 
angular lobed leaves. Brown fruit heads. 
eovig Atlee S0carmeter) 0 ee $ 6.00 
2 Li eA Olea tees on nt ea 8.00 
aan Vite sDinmeter coho Ne 10.00 
3 Lie Diameter eh pte eels 15.00 
For Larger Sizes, See Page 27. 
P. Orientalis European Planetree 
Resistance to smoke and city conditions. Fair- 
ly quick growing. 
Dige iien wrmeaeter i. oh aS $ 6.00 
ve iim Didmetersen set ke eel 8.00 
ee esi IA BICLAT ace ae 10.00 
3 itm Diam eter week el eee 15.00 
QUERCUS COCCINEA 75-100 ft. Scarlet Oak 
Tall, stately grower. Deeply cut leaves, foliage 
has striking autumn colors. B & B. 
Reel OC LIRIMETEN oleae coe i as et $11.00 
2 ine IAmeterer tee aes tie: 13.00 
Sew itewinmeber ss ak Ly Oe 16.00 

Pin Oak 
Q. Palustris 80 ft. Pin Oak 
Good street or avenue tree. Good autumn ef- 
fects. Prefers moist soil. B & B. 
1 Ceres DIA Meer peg eee ee $11.00 
2 ins. Diameters:5 Se ee 13.00 
20o mina Diameter tee soe eae 16.00 
Q. Rubra 80 ft. Red Oak 
Rather quick growing. Rich autumn coloring. 
B & B. 
SOs HD) Bok eek aol ae Fee ieee hd a $ 8.00 
TA Wein a ameter oe ce eee tote 11.00 
2 Lie DIAM CLeT ee ees 13.00 
PRS Gh OPEN GAY Pal ls ee oar ee ee oe a 16.00 
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