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“EASTVIEW, N.Y. 
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flower and yellow fruit. M 
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M. purpurea (PURPLE-LEAF CRAB). 
FLOWERING 
TREES— Continued 
Malus micromalus (MIDGET CRAB). A fine, upright type with deep pink 
Brilltant foliage of rich reddish- 
purple. Single, deep red flowers and red fruit in clusters. 
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M, Sargentii (SARGENT’S CRAB). A dwarf, bushy, hardy variety. Sparkling 
white flowers and an abundance of small, red fruit clinging till Spring. The 
small tree is desired which will not overgrow. 
best variety where a 
for garden border or 
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4 to 5 ft. 
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M. Scheideckeri (GSCHEIDECKER’S CRAB). 
M. Spectabilis (CHINESE CRAB). 
pink blossoms. 
Slender. M 
4 to 5 ft. het., 
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A shapely 
tree, with good, shiny foliage, and fragrant, 
semi-double, delicate pink flowers. Pale yellow 
fruit. M 
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Oxydendrum arboreum 
SORREL TREE 
A comparatively dwarf tree bearing an abun- 
dance of white flowers m Midsummer with 
foliage several shades of red and crimson in Fall. 
Seldom seen in the Fall without being admired. M 
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Prunus 
FLOWERING CHERRIES 
These are the Oriental Cherries which are so fa- 
mous in Washington. They are easily grown and will 
produce the almost phenomenal display in Spring 
which so many journey to Washington to see. 
Prunus serrulata Kwanzan. Outstanding m the 
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FLOWERING PLUM 
double pink flowering Cherries. Flower buds rose 
red opening to clear pink “‘puffs”’ over 2 in. across. 
A large tree with wide spreading branches. M 
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(Prunus Newport) 
Bears waxy, yellow, fruit-like cherries. 
'5 to 6 ft. hgt., $5.00 
bee each $5.00 
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17.50 
25.00 
Very early, double bright 
Distinctly upright. 
SORREL TREE (Oxydendrum arboreum) 
3 
sis 
Ideal 
\Prunus Newport (PURPLE-LEAVED PLUM). 
‘Prunus Thundercloud (PURPLE-LEAVED PLUM). 
ARNOLD CRAB (Malus Arnoldiana) 
4 to 5 ft. hgt., $6.00 
FLOWERING CHERRIES (Continued) 
Prunus serrulata, J. H. Veitchii (Fu- 
genzo). Early Spring variety of great 
popularity with its cloud of double rose- 
pink blooms. F 
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P. s. Mount Fuji (Shirotae). Unusually 
lovely! A pure white double-flowering 
Cherry. F 
5. to) bia he tamer moyen ee eee $5.00 
P. sieboldii Naden. A double, deep pink 
variety of upright growth. 
Ato Ovitihiot | iia clin cp cacy eee $5.00 
P. subhirtella, Beni Higan. A _ small, 
upright tree with gay, bright pink, single 
blooms. 
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Oto. eft het Sears hs Omens 12.00 
UeLOLSaL ty hgbee rant. eee are eee 15.00 
WEEPING CHERRIES 
Prunus subhirtella pendula (WEEPING 
JAPANESE CHERRIES). A pendu- 
lous form of the well-known Flowering 
Cherries so admired at Washington, D. C. 
Bright pink flowers in tremendous pro- 
fusion in early Spring. S 
Devices. Oul tax SLID Satin arash aeons eee $7.50 
DEN eK GtGd issuer ocibt Acie oo ot. 15.00 
3 to 4 ft. hgt., $5.00 Heavy Specimens..... Price on Selection 
FLOWERING PLUM 
An improved variety of 
Prunus Pissardi—a lovely, small flowering tree with purple foliage and 
dainty pink blossoms. F 
Srito: Gu fth hotws amc awe ee ore inee Aeron tere $5.00 
The best of the 
flowering Plums, having cheerful, purple foliage and tiny pink flowers. A 
fine addition to your landscape picture. 
5-to. 6. ft. het a0 awa ice eee ee ear ar $5.00 
Sorbus Aucuparia (EUROPEAN MOUNTAINASH).  Well-formed tree 
with small leaves and bearing large clusters of orange-red berries. M 
Brito Op ries Wort ss ee ei ee $3.75 
6 to 8 ft. het., 
8 to 10 ft. het 
Styrax japonica « JAPANESE STORAX 
Pure white, sweet-scented little bell-shaped flowers hang all along the 
branches in June, creating a charming, graceful effect. A handsome, spreading 
type of large shrub or small tree with glossy leaves seldom growing taller than 
15 feet. A good Jawn specimen. 
8 tod, ti het Wye. cy ceee nena ae nee $4.75 
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