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. 
Height 
BALLING CHARGE 
Diameter of Ball 
Isolated trees on fine lawns frequently suffer from malnutrition. They are 
deprived of nature’s food supply which the more fortunate trees of the woods 
enjoy. They are unable to secure the rich mulch of decaying leaves and twigs 
which should protect their tender roots during the cold winter and later become 
their most prized food. Vick’s Wildgardens will examine your trees and suggest 
feeding if necessary. 
See page 52. 
Arbor Vitae 
Ay eS 
American Mountain Ash 
Arbor Vitae 
A pyramidal tree with tiny branches and leaves 
growing in a vertical position. An extremely or- 
namenital, 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. 
Me oa te , : . ; ; $3.10 
ens tes - - - - $5.50 
Ash, American Mouniain 
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, 
feathery foliage, delightful spring flowers and abun- 
dant, bright red fruit which appears in the summer 
or early autumn. Native of the mountainous regions 
from northern Georgia well up into Canada. 
Se ie tere ae ea aay RE.00 
Ash, Black 
A mht , - 7 2 aus $3.50 
6==Srits - , . - ’ $5.50 
Se Oo tts - - , - , $7.50 
[Om =t25 ft. ’ ’ , ’ , $10.00 
Ash, Green 
6—8 ft. - - , - > oe) 
Be= 10. IC. ; ; . ; $ 7.50 
ks Soe e é - , $10.00 
35 
It is possible to order from us the tree food you need. 
} 
= ir 
Arbor Vitae 
American Mountain Ash 
