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— racemosa (California Sycamore) 
Deep cut maple-like leaves, light bark, very 
picturesque growth habit. i. M.L. L. 
5 gal. clumps 4.00 5 gal. 3.00 
POPULUS alba var. bolliana (Upright Silver Poplar) 
Light green maple-like leaves that are silver 
beneath. V.H. M.L. M. 
1 gal. 1:00 “5 gal. 3200 
oes balsamifera . (Balsam Poplar) 
Large light green leaves, gives off a strong 
balsam odor. V.H. M.L. L. 5. gal. 3:00 
ee fremonti var. thornber 
(Thornber Cottonless Cottonwood) 
Handsome foliage, clean white bark, good 
for desert and similar areas. 
H. &.L. L. 5 gal. 3.00 
ae trichocarpa (Cottonless Black Cottonwood) 
Dark green egg-shaped leaves that are silver 
beneath, quick grower. V.H. M.L. L. 
t val t.005 -b ale S100 
= berolinensis (Berlin Poplar) 
A preferred columnar type poplar, dark 
ereen egg-shaped leaves, clean. 
V.H. M.L. M. 1 gal. 1.00 5 gal. 3.00 
PRUNUS amygalus (Almond) 
In leading varieties. 1.00 Bare Root 
PRUNUS armeniaca (Apricot) 
Used as fruit and ornamental tree. 
Vole Wie. MC B.R. 1.00 5 gal. 2.00 
= blireiana (Flowering Plum) 
Large double-pink flowers, followed by pur- 
ple leaves that turn green. V.H. M.L. 8. 
5 gal) 3:00 
a campanulata (Chinese Flowering inet 
Is being propagated. 
—— cerasifera var. atropurpurea 
(Purple-leaf Plum) 
Colorful red-purple leaves, white flowers, 
gives summer color. Also in var. Hollywood 
and Thundercloud. Plus the fruit:ng vari- 
eties Vo. oM.L. 'S. 5 gal. 3.00 
a persica (Flowering Peach) 
Large flowers before leafing out in spring 
fast erowing, showy. We carry varieties 
Pink, Red, and White, also named varieties 
like Helen Borchers, Peppermint Stick (Va- 
fierated). -V/H.'D.R.S. 5 gal. 3.00 
a RB SST TESS A SS ERS SEES FS SETTLED EGNOS 
New 
PRUNUS persica var. rubra 
(Red Leaf Flowering Peach) 
Bright red foliage in spring and early sum- 
mer, changing to deep maroon in fall, deep 
rose colored ‘flowers followed by fine fla- 
vored deep red fruit. V.H. D.R. S. 5 gal. 3.50 
rn I I EE EES 
=a persica (Fruit Bearing Peaches 
We carry many varieties of peaches during 
bare-root season, Jan.-Feb. 1.00 up 
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