ELM, Chinese. 40 to 50 ft. Also known as Siberian 
Elm. An extremely rapid grower, with slender, almost 
wiry branches carrying its dense graceful foliage over 
a long season, 
The remarkable growth of Chinese Elm with limit- 
ed moisture, together with its attractiveness have made 
it a favorite in the Great Plains region. Planting is not 
advised where moisture is excessive, or at higher ele- 
vations where growing season is short. 
Prices apply to transplanted, correctly shaped trees. 
Price Each Per 10 
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me Ue Tyne ter ee et I Ae RE OTT 2.15 20.00 
SOCOM MEME Cement cco ee bs get et SS OEE ieee 2.75 25.00 
Leer OeLlorInen Galipers. coi Pheer 3.45 32.00 
1% to 2 Havel gs Set W 9 Pets) O ceodeee suchen honk Sipe Ut tes Seika 4,25 40.00 
Cue er er nen Cal per |. Seen eee 5.50 52.50 
214 to 3 PRG ReOa LIVIOT ptt ee ere ten eee 6.75 65.00 
SPECIAL GRADE CHINESE ELM 
Real economy in Quick Growing shade trees. This 
offer consists of trees selected out of stock that has 
not been transplanted, which can be used for individual 
planting. The root system is not as well developed, 
nor are the tops trained as in the above transplanted 
stock. These eannot be guaranteed at prices quoted 
except that trees are in good live condition when de- 
livered; with a little extra care in starting, ete, and 
pruning the trees, results can be very favorable. 
6. to 8 ft. size each $1.25; 3 for $3.50; per 10 $10.50 
5 to 6 ft. size each s00 owt Ole u0  eaper ) LU 7.00 
4.to 5 ft. size each e(U com LOUIS Oa Der LO 5.00 
HACKBERRY. 40 to 50 ft. Habit of growth is very 
similar to American Elm. Branches are strong and 
wiry and tree is remarkably free from insects and dis- 
ease. A very durable and sturdy shade tree. 6 to 8 ft. 
each $3.75; 8 to 10 ft. each $5.00; 1% to 1% inch cali- 
per each $6.25; 144 to 2 inch caliper each $8.00. 
BAWTHORNE. Crataegus mollis. 15 to 18 ft. 
Hawthornes contribute character to any planting. 
Leaves apple-shape but blunt and rigid; also darker 
green. White one-inch blossoms in spring followed by 
many one-inch scarlet fruits in fall. Grown with one 
or more standards. 3 to 4 ft. each $3.50. 
HONEYLOCUST, Thornless. 50 ft. We recommend 
this as possibly the outstanding tree for general plant- 
ing in the west central plains. Grows in most western 
soils, rather drouth resistant, and above average in 
freedom from insect pests and diseases. Has attrac- 
tive pinnate or fernlike foliage and branches are not 
subject to snow breakage. Rate of growth moderate; 
does not sucker. Selected thornless strain. 6 to 8 ft. 
each $4.50; 8 to 10 ft each $5:75; 1%-1% inch caliper 
each $7.00; 1% to 2 inch caliper each $8.75. 
