HAaorsechestuut 
(Aesculus) 
Red Flowering 
This is a slow growing dense shade 
tree with beautiful pyramidal cones 
of red flowers. 100 feet. 2-3’, $3.65; 3-4’, 
$5.00. 
White Flowering 
(Aesculus hippocastanum) A very 
beautiful tree forming a round head. 
Large showy white flowers in spring. 
70 feet. 2-3’, $1.50; 3-4’, $2.50; 4-5’, $3.75. 
American Ios 
(Tilia) 80 to 90 ft. Large limbed round- 
topped tree, handsome in its dress of 
great heart-shaped leaves. Fragrant 
yellowish-white flowers in June at- 
tract bees. 3-4’, $1.50; 4-5’, $1.75; 5-6’, 
$2.50; 6-8’, $3.00. 
Locust 
(Robinia) Large tree with feathery 
foliage and drooping racemes of fra- 
grant pea-Shaped flowers. 80 feet. 
3-4’, $1.00; 4-5’, $1.25; .5-6’, $1.80; 6-8’, 
$2.50; 8-10’, $3.50 
Maidenhair 
(Ginkgo) 30-40 ft. Foliage like Maiden- 
hair fern many times enlarged, turning 
brilliant yellow in the fall months. A 
shimmering spire of gold at that time. 
Easily grown anywhere. Grows tall 
and slender. Specimen trees. Whip- 
trees 3-4’, $1.50; 4-5’, $1.65; 5-6’, $2.40; 
6-8’, $3.50. 

Redbud 
Mountain Ash 
(Sorbus Aucuparia) Erect growing 
trees; smooth bark; fine leaves; dark 
orange-red berries; very attractive. 
Popular. 25 to 30 feet. 3-4’, $1.25; 4-5!, 
$1.50; 5-6’, $2.10. 
(Prunus) 
3-4’, $1.25; 4-5’, $1.50; 5-6’, $2.00 
Bliriana 
Has very large, beautiful double pink 
blossoms that appear in early spring. 
The foliage is a rich purple turning 
to a greenish tint in summer, with 
purple under foliage. A very valuable 
eee 
Pissardi 
Dark purplish foliage. Fruit medium 
size and edible. The best known flow- 
ering plum. 
Thundercloud 
10 to 12 feet. A Flowering Plum with 
very dark reddish purple leaves and 
flowers. 
Vesuvius 
10 to 12 feet. Another splendid Flow- 
ering Plum with deep purple leaves. 
(Platanus) A lofty, widespread tree; 
highly ornamental; handsome foliage; 
free from insects and disease. 70 to 80 
feet. 3-4’, $1.50; 4-5’, $1.90; 5-6’, $2.70; 
6-8’, $3.30. 
Red Bud 
(Cercis canadensis) 20 to 30 feet. Very 
attractive, rosy pink, almost red flow- 
ers in April. 2-3’, $1.25; 3-4’, $1.50. 
Poplars 
3-4’, 75c; 4-5’, $1.00; 5-6’, $1.50; 6-8’, 
$1.95; 8-10’, $2.70 
Carolina 
(P. Eugenei) Rapid growing, wide 
spreading tree with bright green foli- 
age. 75 to 90 feet. 
Lombardy 
(N. nigra italica) Erect growing tree; 
dark glossy green foliage. Forms a 
striking shaft when large. Ideal for 
accent and windbreaks. 75 feet. 
Double Flowering Peach 
Small trees, covered in early spring 
with double, rose-like flowers. Colors: 
red, white and pink. State choice of 
color. 3-4’, $1.25; 4-5’, $1.50; 5-6’, $2.10. 
Double Red 
Weeping Peach 
3-4’, $2.00; 4-5’, $1.50 
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White and Red Horsechestnut 
RICH’S DOUBLE PINK WEEPING 
PEACH 
This beautiful new flowering peach is 
being introduced by us this season. 
The blossoms are a very clear, double 
pink of large size. It has long, grace- 
ful, pendulous branches. The tree is 
very vigorous in its habit of growth 
and has an appealing appearance at 
all seasons of the year. The picture 
is a one-year tree, 4 to 5 feet in height. 
New growth made during the season 
shows a very pendulous habit. We 
feel that this tree fills a definite place 
in the flowering tree group, particu- 
larly in the family of flowering peach- 
es. 
3-4’, $2.00; 4-5’, $1.50. 

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