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_ Shade and () 
“Hopa Flowering Crab 
(See Picture on Opposite Page) 
- One of the finest ornamental trees. In the spring it is covy- 
ered with bright red flowers followed by clusters of showy 
red fruit (which is fine for jelly). At first in the spring the 
foliage is a striking maroon purple, then turns to a rich green. 
Will thrive anywhere. 
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Purple Leaf Plum 
(See Picture on Opposite Page) 
Unusually attractive small tree with reddish-purple foliage 
all summer. A striking addition to any planting. 
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Golden Rain Tree 
(Koelreuteria Paniculata) 
Also called Varnish Tree, China Tree, and Pride-of-India. 
One of the hardiest and best medium-sized ornamental trees 
in cultivation. Bears panicles (sometimes 15 inches long) 
of bright yellow flowers, marked with orange at the base. 
Very attractive foliage. Picturesque branching, but never a 
straight trunk. Stands heat and drought and will grow in 
any soil, even in alkali soils. 
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Lombardy Poplar 
(See Picture on Opposite Page) 
Everyone knows the striking appearance of this tall slen- 
der-growing picturesque tree. It is the exclamation point in 
the landscape. At these low prices everyone can afford to 
plant some of these beautiful trees. 
Size Each Per 5 
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Weeping Willow (See Picture on Opposite Page) 
Popular picturesque tree, valuable in landscape work for 
its graceful, ‘‘weeping”’ habit of growth. The branches often 
droop tq the ground and are beautiful even in winter when 
the leaves are gone. Although Weeping Willows will grow 
in nearly any location, they are especially attractive near a 
pool or rock garden. 
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Red Flowering Peach 
These dwarf trees are very ornamental and very showy 
with their bright scarlet flowers early in the spring before 
the leaves appear. Very hardy and do well anywhere. Rapid 
growing and often bloom a little the first year. 
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Red leaf Peach 
TWO-PURPOSE TREE. A Grand Ornamental. Produces 
Full Crop of Edible Peaches. Bright red foliage in spring, 
dulling to deep maroon toward fall. Deep rose blossoms 
against red foliage creates a most pleasing color combination. 
Fruit has all-over red coloring, white flesh with delicious 
sweet flavor. 
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rnamenta 
Trees 
Green Ash 
A rapid growing, hardy, drought-resisting tree that deserves 
to be planted more than it is. 
shapely trees. 
They are sturdy, strong and 
(See page 38 for seedlings.) 
Size Each Per 5 
ARCOM OT rcsecan cere Sree ee nee ie. $1.75 $ 8.25 
DSetOMmOs ities ere eee eee ee ed Oe eae 2.00 9.00 
& to 2.75 12.50 
The most popular and 
widely used shade tree in 
the Middle West. Be- 
cause of its beauty, its 
extremely rapid growth, 
its resistance to insects, 
diseases, as well as heat 
; and drought, its popular- 
2 ity has swept the coun- 
try. Its average growth 
is five feet a year under 
ordinary conditions, so it 
usually makes an excel- 
in five 
(Seedlings, page 
lent shade tree 
years. 
38.) 
Prices for Transplanted 
Trees 
Each Per5 
5 ft. $ 0.95 $ 4.25 
6 ft. ae25 5.50 
Sitta 2.00 9.00 
OCT ta e:50 11.25 
out test OMe 15-00 ea 
14 ft. 4.75 20.00 Geir 
Sycamore (See Picture on Opposite Page) 
The Sycamore grows rapidly into a large, stately, perfectly- 
shaped tree with greenish-white branches, slightly resembling 
those of a Birch. Its large, bright-green leaves add to its 
beauty. Its perfect shape and beauty, as well as its shade 
and hardiness, makes it a valuable street, park and yard tree. 
Size Each Per 5 
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Bator Gist totes. sees ee eee ee eaties hacen Saree oe eee 3.00 12.50 
OPC OS ahit mere cererehae selec ne sckisds wheseced ose 3.75 16.25 
Get OU t eirencres ate caesce sess «svsharvosines tase Me ee eee 4.60 21.75 
American Elm 
We like to think of this tree 
as typically “American.” State- 
ly, upright growing, yet 
spreading,, hardy and _ long- 
lived. While it is not fast 
growing, if given good care it 
will develop into a large tree 
in just a few years. It is na- 
tive of Kansas and deserves 
to be planted more than it is. 
The American Elm is valua- 
ble for street, yard, park, 
farm and wood-lot planting. 
Not affected by freezes. (See 
page 38 for Seedlings.) 
Size 
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