14 SPRING WHOLESALE TRADE LIST — FEBRUARY 8, 1950 

DECIDUOUS TREES—Continued 
LOCUST, Black or Yellow, Robinia pseudoacacia. 50-80 ft. 
A valuable heat and drought resisting tree. Fragrant white flowers in May 
followed by small dark seed pods in the autumn. 
Per 10 Per 100 Per 1000 
B to’ 6° feet) 2h ec oe ee ee ae ee $ 6.00 -$ 55.000 Seen 
6 to 76 *Teet «2.4226 Stn ee eee ee ee ee ee ee 2 ee 7.50 10.000 see 
8 tomilotiect tec 4aee == bah Riche ia Sk ee et ee eee =2 69.00 35.00" eee 
134:4to®2 - inches’ \2e625.202 Se .... 11.00) “222223 
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MAGNOLIA soulangeana, Saucer Magnolia. 
The well-known shrub Magnolia, whose large fragrant blooms appear before 
the leaves. Symmetrical upright grower of excellent habit. Flowers open 
light purple at base, shading to pink at tips, with inside of petals clear pink 
to white. One of our most beautiful ornamentals. 20 feet. 
Per10 Per100 Per 1000 
2itor4 feet “CBA LNe MOSS) 2222 ae eee $40.00 $350.00 $ ----- 
4 to 5 feet 4 44 Roo ei ee eee 50.00 450,00) = eeee 
soulangeana nigra, Purple Lily Magnolia. 
Flowers are very dark in the bud, opening to a deep purplish-red. Late 
bloomer. Compact habit of growth. 12 ft. Per10 Peri00 Per 1000 
3 tom electec eh A LUE DSLN eMOSS) eee eee ee ._...$40.00. $350.00> WS aoeee 
4 to 5 feet A y ee eee ee ee eee 50.00 .450:000)) eoeeee 
MAPLE, Norway, Acer platanoides. 50-60 ft. 
Hardy, popular trees. Fine for park and street planting. Spreading habit. 
Peri0 Peri100 Per 1000 
S'tor10 feet, © DanC ed meee eee ee eee $25.00 S$235/00 5a 
Schwedler, Acer platanoides schwedleri. 40-50 ft. 
Very popular because of its reddish-purple leaves in the spring. 
Atos ELGCl a WH1DS eee ete eee fsa tee ee eee ae 9.00 85.00." i2oae 
Beto G6. feet. WH Dae eee ee ee eee 11.00 100.00 feet”: 
S-to 10 feet; branched Se a ee 35.00 325.00 3000.00 
Tt tool se INCHES) DEAT CHC pe er eee 40.00 "375.0022 eee 
Silver, Acer saccharinum (dasycarpum) 60-80 ft. 
Well known, rapid growing tree. Leaves silver underneath. 
4tow5 = fectw. 22 ee eee pyrite So Se Tit: BT 40‘00" =) 22s 
5 oto (- 6 feet. ee ae ne a ee 50.00 = eae 
6-to 8 feetise 20 ee ee ne ee ee Oe 85.007.- . seeee 
Sugar, Acer saccharum. 650-75 ft. 
Splendid hardy ornamental tree. Foliage turning bright orange, sometimes 
searlet in autumn. 
6 to "8 ‘feet’ .2.=3.. See eet eer ee ee ee eee 19:00" <1 75 00 eee 
8 to 10 ‘feet,”15to ] 25 inches2 22222 a 25.00 ~ 225,00 3Seieeee 
MOUNTAIN ASH, European, Sorbus aucuparia, 20-40 ft. 
A valuable ornamental tree with scarlet berries. August-September. 
5 to 6) feet Mwhips= 33a ee ee 10.00 90.000 —2222 
6 to (8 ifeete Whips se ae ca ee ee eee 13.50 125.00 See 
8 to.'10 ‘feet:: whips-2e.,5-25.665.< onc he ee 16.50 150,00 See 
Oakleaf, quercifolia. 20-25 ft. 
Upright, broad, pyramidal growing tree with attractive foliage, resembling 
oak leaves. 
1% to:2 inches ws6 noe eee ee ee ee ee 32.50 ere A .- 
OAK, Black, Quercus velutina. 75-80 ft. 
Deep green foliage turning yellow or reddish-brown in autumn. 
6 to 8 feet: cil ese eel hon ee ee ee 22.00 
8 fo c10: fectae se. se sosieo So'cs cag nes Sos a ales oe at 30.00 
