TREES, continued 
DOGWOODS 
PINK FLOWERING DOGWOOD (Cornus florida 
rubra). Unusually beautiful small tree of shige 
round interest. Pink and red flowers in spring 
brilliant red foliage and berries in fall. E oF 
3 to 4 ft., B&B. BN Arce ook eraebaid age Lemrod)) 
Ne vor sahil sted B95 .Gie to ons. oe OD or US 12 50 
is Poe hail Shed BN co ORE oes an On eo comb oo mse aN) 
WHITE FLOWERING DOGWOOD (C. florida). 
A distinctive small native tree with horizontal 
branches and lovely white flowers. 
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AMERICAN : i d He So Reo Anes ot ane Ge etede ata ‘ oe 
REDBUD o 6 {t fA BIANCO o ORM GD chao Oe tks 
GutOs Tal te AUB em cates srcaecoth evstononstene nesta: 12 00 
Ponts iny eel Bia Blew ciety caRnG en Mic OIOIIS Oe Obes 15 00 
8 to 10 ft., B&B eee ne eee 2000 
LO OULO Ett et eee teeehemien siete er etele oe 25 00 
NOTE 
KOUSA DOGWOOD (C. kousa). Blooms later 
than the other Dogwoods. Large white flowers in 
deduct 10 percent when order- June. = : 3 
ing 3 or more of a variety. Simo Gities BAR sao osanpqoosuasbouecsns $9 00 
Ghivay (ane Sted Sn bec omoobcoamabevns cues a 12 50 
On all trees except Maples 
SAUCER MAGNOLIA 
ELMS HAWTHORNS 
AMERICAN ELM (Ulmus americana). The noblest of our native trees PAUL’S SCARLET HAWTHORN (Crataegus oxyacantha pauli). Splen- 
and the one to which New England owes much of its charm. s did, decorative small tree; showy, rich scarlet blossoms. Fine foliage. 
Each Each Each Each 
8 to 10 ft.. viecseesss $6 00 | 12 to 14 ft................$12 00 ATES Eee ee TEAST OUR Te to Oclts weet rescmeee ere ® LOMOO 
10 to 12 ft.. se OG Ps corey Gal. sceeanence HAUL ETON Se Rta no he oro, o ee ae estat OLY | ERM MTOM wie cicresloctne code oc 17 50 
MOLINE ELM (U. americana molini). A large, fast-growing tree with Gti (te ots 0) 
handsome, light green, shiny leaves on pendulous branches. 
Each Each WASHINGTON THORN (C. cordata). A most spectacular small tree 
6 to 8 ft.. $6 00 | 8 to 10 ft.. ; $8 50 with ee red berries and brilliant fall foliage. 
SIBERIAN ELM (U. pumila). Most rapidly growing shade tree. Grace- 5 to 6 ft. wees 23 GH) || @ UME Ta so ocousn no asaonc $12 00 
ful, with dense foliage. Each Each 
PER ie Meee ee Rest W100) MDS RioG oo. 30hotenoooase $9 00 
HONEYLOCUST 
GOLDEN CHAIN TREE THORNLESS HONEYLOCUST (Gleditsia inermis). Tall, rapid-growing 
(Laburnum watereri) tree with delicate foliage and strong, dark bark. A magnificent tree. 
A very unusual, upright-growing tree having racemes of brilliant yellow Each Each 
flowers and pleasing green branches. Gi tO Otitis ot ere eee OO ne LOO nL Les. tte svaseeorn er. $12 00 
Fach Each 8 tol Otitis a acute eae O00) 
- to : i BSA DDD BB nioGe Bot oa $6 50 8 to 10 ft... see ee ee ee eee. $12 00 GLOBE LOCUST (Robinia globosa). Fine foliage and purple 
to Bib... eee eee eee 9 50 flowers on a dense crown. Equally as nice as the weeping 
; cherry. 
Azra headset edi) OO) po-yrs heads...) ee S10! 00 
MORAINE LOCUST. Plant Pat. 836. A beautiful, graceful, 
fast-growing shade tree, vase- -shaped like the elm. This tree 
is adaptable to a wide variety of soils. It is free from thorns 
and unsightly seed pods. Easy to transplant, its lacy foliage 
patterns give it a handsome appearance. Grows 80 to 100 
FLOWERING 
CRAB 
feet. 
Sto: Of tee ter FOROOM ecttom Otte eee am OD 
(HOON aoe cun eons SD) 
FLORIBUNDA CRAB 
EUROPEAN 
LARCH 
(Larix europaea) 
Grows to a beautiful specimen. 
The Most Complete 
Garden Center on the 
South Shore. 
TEA CRAB 
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