NURSERY GROWN NATIVE TREES 
All prices quoted are for bare-rooted trees and shrubs. Additional 
charge is made for balling when necessary. No shipping charge east of the 
Mississippi River when sent by parcel post. 
BALLING CHARGE 
Height Diameter of Ball 
18-24-in. | os eas. Oe pee oe eee BUPA. oo oct tceiert ue $ .50 
3-4 f0. 6 win as oo en ee ee 1 4cd0h so tg de itees ae 1325 
46 ft... 3... Fa ee ee ee LG Sin», dasrelei ante et sap 1.90 
6-8 ft. -.. Ape eee ee ee 13224 it) Ses, vce ea eiettanle 3.05 
Arbor Vitae 
A pyramidal tree with tiny branches and leaves 
growing in a vertical position. An extremely or- 
namental, evergreen, and very valuable tree, trans- 
plants readily, grows 50 to 60 feet high. Contrary 
to the popular belief, this tree prefers marshy ground 
of Maine and Canada. 
2—3 ft. , - ’ - - $3.10 
Ash, American Mountain 
A tree of rather formal shape with a graceful, 
somewhat slender outline, seldom growing to a 
height of more than 30 or 40 feet. One of the 
most charming trees of our entire flora and one of 
the most popular for home grounds. It transplants 
readily and merits its high esteem by its beautiful, 
Arbor Vitae 


) f feathery foliage, delightful spring flowers and abun- 
x dant, bright red fruit which appears in the summer 
A 6 or early autumn. Native of the mountainous regions 
ie from northern Georgia well up into Canada. 
| 3—4 ft. - - - - - $3.50 
American Mountain Ash American Mountain Ash 
Ash, Biltmore 
1S ie: ’ - , - - $1.50 
Ash, Black 
4a ts - . . . . $1.50 
10 for 12.00 
Ash, Blue 
4— 6 ft. - - - - - $1.50 
10 for 12.00 
Ash, Green 
4—6 ft. - - - . . $1.50 
10 for $12.00 
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