1-9 10-25 
Oak, Black 
Sto Sigcin. cal.qest 10.00 
3% to “:iniseal. 12. .- 12.50 
4 to 5 in. cal, ----__-_----_- 15.00 
Oak, English (Robur) 
3 to 4 in! cal. Utcineeenlt 15.00 12.50 
4 to 5:in’calg, CLL... ey Et 
§ to G4intcal 2202 25.00. 
Oak, Shingle (Quercus Imbricaria) 
nS Eas § Siar oaeemrsennemeene ee ee Sa A Af 
B Go TOR re 
116 tone I. 2h eee 
Oak, macrocarpa (Burr Oak) 
2 tO f24E0AN) cal, -n owen ny 6.00 
2% to 3 in. cal. —..-._.- sae ek 
oy Ce aTt, ORL cn ee 15.00 
4° tO" S ists’ Cale Sete oe ne 18.00 
Oak, Pin (Quercus Palustr is) 
Cte i fh eee 5.00 
Oak, Red (Quercus Rubra) 
6° to 8° ft.” oo ea Bia her ca00 
1% ‘tows in-teall 5.00 
1% to 1% in. cal. ______-___- 6.00 
2° to 245 "in: cal. 225)... 11.00 
DrentGnorit: CALs... 15.00 
Oak, White (Quercus Alba) 
2% to 3 in, cal. .___.__ Sige 8.00 
3 to “2 tn. “tal. _=2—!*. 98 228 112550 
Poplar, Bolleana 
Guto “B.fty . Gh sens csr ena = ae A) 
Robinia Slaveni (Own root) 
(Pink flw. locust, largest flowers) 
A small tree growing up to fifteen feet 
tall, bearing pink flowers. They make 
an excellent standard tree without being 
grafted. All these are on their own roots. 
Chg Bia Stirs ie et eS 2.00 1.75 
SotOmen atten ee 3.00 2.50 
x UTP) £0 ip bam @ Sy S| Reece ee eee 3.75 3.50 
Sorbus aucuparia 
(European Mepntadn Aan) 
OO MOBL GL feere en Se eee 2.00 
Sycamore, American 
Sto 1.6.0. = eee. ee te 2.00 1,75 
Walnut, Jap. 
ACO EE ee Oe ee ere 5°) 
0 OS ete i tee 2.25 
bh Ls ph HRS @ ip ener eng ee oe aad 
SPECIMEN SHADE TREES B2B 
Large trees to be quoted upon request. 
We have a quantity of larger trees in good 
varieties of large caliper. These include Pin 
Oak, Red Oak, Scarlet Oak and Black Oaks, 
Ash, Sugar Maple, English Oak, White Oak, 
Linden, Silver Maple, Pyramidal English Oak, 
Pyramidal Hornbeam, which we will quote 
upon request. 
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