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SPECTACULAR BEAUTY 
STATELY and HANDSOME 
with UNMATCHED BEAUTY 
PINK | 
DOGWOOD «_ 
LINDEN, American (Tilia americana). A large, formal 
tree. Leaves dark green, yellow in fall. For street and 
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; 5 genes ge specimen planting. Each 
FLOWERING CRAB-APPLE A to 5 ftiis. ones ose Ree ee $1 50 
to 6. Tt ee ears eee eee 
COFFEE-TREE, Kentucky (Gymnocladus g a 3 fle cokes Seam dees Bae eae ee 2 50 
dioica). Upright, rapid growth; rough bark 
and coarse branches. Foliage bluish green. 
MAGNOLIA Soulangeana. Large, _[ily-like, fragrant 
White flowers; long pods all winter. Each 
flowers of dark purplish red; early. Very hardy. Grows 
2'to 3 Tt, ren eee. od ee $1 25 eae ae Each 
3 to-4 ft oe eee 150 2 F013. fae isis. seni ca iene yee $3 25 
CRAB-APPLE, Flowering (Malus flori- MIMOSA or SILK-TREE (Albizzia Julibrissin). Feath- 
bunda). Lovely native tree. Quantities of MAGNOLIA Soulangeana ery foliage on a low, spreading tree. Large heads of pink 
spring bloom and abundant small apples. flowers in May. Rapid grower. Each 
Highly ornamental. Tree form. 5to6ft........ $2 00 
Eleyi. Red. Hopa. Rose. 6to8ft........ 2 25 
Floribunda. White. “each ~=—- SPRING-FLOWERING TREE COLLECTION No. 5 
é aS : He MACS c ok nae) iin oak RCC ee $1 25 May be used as specimens or as a group. 
(1) Milep eater ra Nolen 28) son eon chert techs 1 50 1 Crab-Apple, Eleyi 1 Redbud / : 3 
CUCUMBER-TREE, Large-leaved (Mag- 1 Red-fiowering Peach 1 Prunus Pissardi ee $ 
nolia macrophylla). Rapid growing. Large : : : . 2 
leaves; cupped, fragrant, white flowers. Fach All 4 Spring-flowering Trees in our 3 to 4-ft. size for only $4.10 ae . A 
Z2t0:S fia ss Ae ees eee ee $1 25 fae, be 
3, to 4 ite oe Vaca eeneeeu ne, fice, 1 75 
DOGWOOD, White-flowering (Cornus MOUNTAIN ASH, European. Drooping 
florida). White flowers in spring on a hort- clusters of bright red berries against soft 
zontally branched tree. Red berries. Each green foliage. Each 
2 108 Fee ee hoe ee te epee $1 25 4-to 5 ft Sac es eae ee $2 25 
3'to 4.4 Ae eae 1 50 5:to 6.fti ee eee 2 50 
Ato S tte eee ee 1 75 PEACH. Doublecfi : (P 
ink- : ee? x ouble-flowering runus per- 
seo Sees ae (C. florida rubra). oat sica). ‘ Very double red flowers. Prolific 
20.3 tO ee ee ee $2 50 VIO Each 
3)to: 4: ft ee ee 3 25 2 to: 3: ft. a ee eee $0 85 
Sto Atte eee ee ee 1 25 
@t0 Gifts etree eee 1 50 
PRUNUS Pissardi. Purple leaves. Grows 
10 feet high. Each 
2) 40.3 Terre ey Se eee $1 00 
3 tod iti2ea ee ee ee nee 1 25 
REDBUD, Eastern (Cercis canadensis). 
Large shrub or small tree with rosy purple 
flowers in early spring. Each 
AstO;9 fti ea eek): 5 er Sn $1 25 
5 to Gt ee ee eae 1 50 
6 to 84 sks eee a ern 2 00 
TULIP-TREE (Liriodendron Tulipifera). A 
tall, pyramidal tree. Large, glossy leaves; 
huge, tulip-shaped flowers in spring. Each 
4:t0'S fice: ch one ee ee $1 50 
9.106 ft ae. ee eee 175 
6 to 8. ftir. ics eee een 2 25 
UMBRELLA-TREE (Magnolia tripetala). 
Immense leaves in clusters around large 
white flowers. Each 
2:t0'S There | een re ee $125 = 
22 PRUNUS PISSARDI 3:tor4 fe ne ee eee 1 75 REDBUD 
