Almey Crab 
Malus 
Flowering 
Crabapple 
It is difficult to adequately de- 
scribe this most delightful group 
of Flowering Trees — such a 
wealth of color, fragrance and 
fruits do these afford. Also, no 
matter what habit of growth you 
might want — whether upright and 
regular; full, spreading and 
mounded; or interestingly irregu- 
lar—there is a Flowering Crab 
to please you. 
“Malus Almey (ALMEY CRAB), 
An outstanding, vigorous new 
Crab with large blossoms of un- 
fading glistening red and white 
markings at petal base giving a 
star effect. Selected by 1951 
Herald Tribune plant jury. F 
AL 0) Gy itt, Lavetinn IEE. - 
1) oe) tte, Tetras IBM soo. 
5 iio) itt, Vovertten, [BABS 5 
GiLoMttehote Babee. 
5.00 
.. $7.50 
. 10.00 
Saucer Magnolia (Magnolia Soulangeana) 
FLOWERING TREES— Continued 
Magnolia 
Magnolia Soulangeana (SAUCER MAGNO- 
LIA). Small, broad tree. Flowers large, cup- 
shaped, purplish outside, white at top, appear 
in early May before the leaves. M 
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By WOE ih, Inet, ooccon caaee- 10.00 
AUOVOUNL MOH iy 8 te oo Mey aS ENE, OA etapa 15.00 
By HON its MM eos won soe 20.00 
M. stellata (STAR MAGNOLIA). Small, broad, 
rounding habit with star-shaped flowers of 
pure dazzling white. Hardiest and finest of 
all. § 
18 to 24 in. het... .$ 4.25 
ZAM Wy 10) C5 AEN Hols, Sv. when eee ane 9.00 
oto 4 tt. het. 15.00 
ATO ott. Hotes. 
RR css eect eee 25.00 
IS WOO) 1, WE os ae pe ow 
$30.00 to 35.00 
M. stellata Rosea (PINK STAR MAGNOLIA). 
Same as stellata except for dainty rose-pink 
flowers. 
By HO) MM, VR > netin Wteco ae 
A to 5 ft. het. . 
$15.00 
. 29.00 
Flowering Crab (Malus Spectabilis) 
Malus floribunda. 
Very attractive to birds. 
By RO) CH A, MER en cop oe oA Ow 
M. huphensis (TEA CRAB). Irregular, spread- 
ing top with zigzag branches completely clothed 
with flowers. Buds red, opening to single pink 
flowers. Fruits dull red. Tree effect in bloom 
is Apple-like. In form, vase shaped. F 
AN igo) 5) siti, Unto TBAB Rn oan - hes ante roe $: 
M. ioensis plena (BECHTEL’S CRAB). A 
vigorous, shapely tree with double pink flowers 
exactly like miniature Roses and of delightful, 
rose-like fragrance. A very fine variety. S$ 
ANH) ailie, Laveati, IBA. ee DOL) 
Vigorous grower. M 
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HONG ING, IN, <4 nab ane woo. eee 10.00 
M. Pink Weeper (PINK WEEPING CRAB). 
One of the very few truly weeping Crabs. Arch- 
ing branches graced by cascades of bright pink 
flowers. S 
ANA) BYAtUio ANG Hs cho. 5p eredees.clma meh ool ap ae eee 
M. purpurea (PURPLE-LEAF CRAB).  Bril- 
liant foliage of rich reddish-purple. Single, deep 
red flowers and red fruit in clusters. M 
GalOR el UMAS Uapetrhens Aes hcl wade acateuecs $10.00 
MELOUSTLUS DE LOR aie bites circa Sete tte Bere 15.00 
SHUOBL Optitseli G teysemin ie newer: eae 25.00 
taale 
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Flowering Cherry (Prunus Kwanzan) 
MALUS—Continued 
Erect 
form, with symmetrical, purple- 
tinged leaves and large red, single 
-Malus adstringens Hopa. 
flowers. The dark red fruit of 
this variety 1s good for jelly and is 
most decorative of all varieties. F 
) WO) Gat, Laoye., IEMEY _. $5.00 
#5 HO) GV titi, loveRin, Jey)... 7.50 
() HO) We, OVRN, b og oe ee OOO 
M. Arnoldiana (ARNOLD CRAB). 
Semi-double pink flowers opening 
to white. Yellow fruit. Makes 
a dense mound of shrub-like 
erowth. M 
ATtOL DNL Ga Gees 
5S tio) (Gy titi, Lakethe 5 - 
.. $6.00 
co 
M. atrosanguinea (CARMINE 
CRAB). Single crimson flowers 
in great profusion. Low-headed 
tree, spreading habit with slightly 
twisted branches. M. 
AN THON) thy INE oo os oo 3 3 ah HOD) 
5 to 6 ft. het. .$12.00 to $15.00 
607 tt., heavy........ 22.00 
A single rose-pink variety bearing an abundance of fruit even when young. 
COLOR Gap yee nee . .$17.50 to!$25.00 
Mountain Ash (Sorbus Aucuparia) 
