ORNAMENTAL TREES—(Cont’d) 
P. nigra italica. Lombardy Poplar. 
A tall, columnar tree, rapid growing and 
hardy. Grows 40 to 60 feet tall. 
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OCOD HOLE game. rec arehun rn on RSL aee, $ 4.00 
ORO gro TUL ates 00 ic tie Shi Ries « oars 6.00 
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PRUNUS, Kwanzan. Flowering Cherry 
Deep pink flowers. Branches from the 
ground up. Vigorous, quick growth. 
“P. Pissardi, Newport. Purple-leaf Plum. 
A mass of small single white flowers in 
spring. Leaves pinkish purple. A fine lawn 
specimen to 20 feet in height. 
SECON ot Cee el cee eee $10.00 
AR GOES tetas eens ae OL eR ee 150 
St Oc Oict Laer aE Ret ee ee 15.00 
P. Subhirtella Pendula. Japanese Weeping 
Flowering Cherry. 
One of the most graceful and most beautiful 
of ornamentals. Pink blossoms form a cas- 
cade of bloom in early spring. 
SreUOUO WT tag a Pen biete Mee cua cer ee pa $55.00 
QUERCUS Palustris. Pin Oak. 
Fastest growing Oak tree, not subject to 
oak wilt. Leaves turn bright scarlet in fall. 
Rete LOR Cr hi ee eee Sere es ee $45.00 
TOZCOR DET Pete Bee ec ee Cee 75.00 
TOF CO UAST UP eo eeree eater g ROR ene 140.00 
RHUS Cotinus. 
FORM. 
Billowy mass of misty purple flowers in 
spring. Very popular as a specimen plant. 
Purple Fringe. SHRUB 
POEL OML Sain seer eee ee eee ee $4.00 
1 SEtoe? 4A1n eee ny eee ee ee are 6.00 
DECOL OE Ces tn ee eee ee ee 9.00 
RHUS Cotinus. TREE FORM. Purple Fringe 
Same as shrub form in bloom and foliage 
but trained on a standard. Popularly known 
as the “Smoke Tree.” 
SALIX babylonica. Babylon Weeping Wil- 
low. 
Long, swaying branches. Foliage bright 
green. A rapid grower needing moist soil 
Reaches 30 to 40 feet in height. 
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S. niobe. Niobe Willow. 
A large tree of weeping habit with bright 
golden yellow branches. 
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SORBUS Aucuparea. European Mt. Ash. 
Rapid growing. Thrives in partial shade. 
Clusters of white flowers in late spring. 
Orange berries summer to fall. 
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TAXODIUM. Bald Cypress. 
A deciduous tree with attractive feathery 
foliage resembling an evergreen. Thrives in 
wet swampy soil. 
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OW Siite, Iie Wisin, Gal, coos. 65.00 
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ULMUS americana. American Elm. 
A tall, stately tree of graceful vase form. 
Hardy and long lived, growing to 100 feet 
in height, or more. 
LOSCOn Wet CR eRe ota eater, $ 50.00 
WoO Asi tee mets. saps rence 100.00 
AOL Out eee eit econ Ge 150.00 
ULMUS Pumila. Chinese Elm. 
Fastest growing shade tree. Dense head of 
dark green foliage. Bears up well under 
drought and heat. 
O LOSES Tt sca ete ha it et a ee $12.50 
1 OF COs Zeit 35.00 
C. R. BURR & CO., Wholesale Nurserymen 
Sos eee CONN., Growing Since '98 
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