20 WINTER PRICE LIST, JANUARY 15, 1952 
SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES 
All our shade trees are nursery-grown with plenty of space between 
them in the row to allow for proper development. Calipers are measured 
6 inches above the collar. Sizes given in descriptions indicate height at 
maturity as given in ‘‘Hortus Second.” 
Per 10 Per 100 
BALD CYPRESS (Taxodium distichum) Handsome tree with light green 
feathery foliage and pyramidal habit of growth. Desirable for lawn, 
street and park planting. 150 feet. 
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BIRCH (Betula) 
Cutleaf Weeping. Graceful, slender, drooping branches. 60 feet. 
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CATALPA BUNGEI (Umbrella Catalpa) Small formal round headed tree 
with large leaves. Tops are cut back before shipping to prevent damage 
in transit. 
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4-DmLOOUSLEINS el ey Ca rarCad Srrun cut rg ee recta, Ween 13.50 125.00 
S-ASTOOlESLeIN Ss. 1S Vear nea sins aucuet eis yates ee I, 8.50 75.00 
CRAB, FLOWERING (Malus) 
Atrosanguinea. Purple-bronze foliage, rosy-lavender flowers. Purplish 
fruit.~ 18 -feet. 
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Sete LOC Saar te te Ok Semen Ay raid a Meena ee eee a ee Re Se eee 8.00 75.00 
Bechtel’s Dbl. Flowering. Large double, pink, rose-like flowers. Fra- 
grant. 12-15 feet. 
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18-24 8 INCHES Boer tee iy Teper hala nae, mate they TE ea I eo = 5.50 50.00 
Dolgo. White flowers, large showy red fruit; good for jelly. 40 feet. 
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Eleyi. (Eley Crab) Foliage red in spring, flowers vinous red, single: 
fruit red. 40 feet. 
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SALT COL Fee ie Aone eal hid oy Wee ae Rede Re eset ae 8.00 75.00 
Hopa. Brilliant display of pink flowers in spring. 40-50 ft. 
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Ioensis. (Prairie Crab) Spring blooming, white or tinted flowers. 30 
Leet 
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* Niedzwetzkyana. (Red-vein crab) Single red flowers, red fruit; bark 
and wood reddish. 40 feet. 
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pa eae oho) Bg Reread MRI cr i ORT OM PON A SOA Tid Rae hee he ae og 8.00 75.00 
— Red Silver. Silver and red foliage. Crimson flowers, red fruit. 30 feet. 
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~ Rosy Bloom (Almey) Large blooms of glistening crimson with white 
markings at base of each petal. One of the most beautiful and 
colorful flowering crabs in America. Blooms young. 
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