HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA 21 
ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING TREES— 
Continued 
RED BUD—(Cercis Canadensis) 
A native tree of great flower branchlets en- 
tirely covered with pinkish red flowers in early 
Spring, large deep green foliage. 
Per 10 Per 100 
ELON Stee Ue OLANCheC ap eae ieee $ 3.50 $30.00 
De LOmte eet Dronchied a ee ee 4.50 40.00 
4 tOS elects branched... ee 5.90 50.00 
DeL08O = eCts DLANCNCC tate 8.00 75.00 
GtosGetects branched! .28. 4s = 11.00 100.00 
ROSES — FIELD GROWN 
Tea, Hybrid Tea and Everblooming Roses, Budded 
Per 100 
NUMBER 1—Graded 3 or more 
canes, 18 inches and up in length 
NUMBER 1%—Graded 2 or three 
canes, 12 inches and up in length 
ines $40.00 
owns 30.00 
Reds: 
American Beauty—brilliant rose carmine 
Ami Quinard—dark velvety crimson 
C. K. Douglas—flaming scarlet 
E. G. Hill—massive blooms of rich maroon 
Etoile de Hollande—fine brilliant red 
General McArthur—rosy-Crimson 
Poinsettia—vivid Poinsettia red 
Radiance—Red, clear rosy red 
Red Columbia—large fragrant rich scarlet 
Rouge Mallerin—double, deep red 
Talisman—red, similar to regular Talisman 
Pinks: 
Betty Uprichard—salmon pink stained copper 
pink 
Briarcliff—silver rose pink 
Editor McFarland—clear brilliant pink 
Mrs. Chas. Bell—shell pink Radiance 
Radiance, Pink—large brilliant pink 
The Doctor—enormous semi-double satiny pink 
Yellows: 
Betty Grace Clark—fragrant orange yellow 
Duchess of Luxembourg—deep apricot yellow 
Golden Dawn—lemon yellow flushed rose 
Golden Charm—apricot yellow, pinkish cast 
Mrs. Pierre S. DuPont—yellow tinged reddish 
gold 
Roslyn—golden yellow 
Souer Therese—carmine tinged with apricot and 
gold 
Sunburst—rich yellow shaded orange 
Talisman—yellow, similar to regular Talisman 
Mrs. E. P. Thom—bright yellow 
McGredy’s Yellow—bright clear yellow, large 
flower 
