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EAE WY FLOWERING TREES— Coutinued 
Crataegus > HAWTHORN 
Crataegus Crus Galli (COCKSPUR THORN). Single white flowers. 
Showy orange fruit. Its dark, shiny green leaves persist until late Autumn 
and then turn brilliant orange. 
4 to Sit. hetictsss <i oy ee ce eee o1-00"|) to Git) hot. i cree $12.00 
UY Aigo) Me WYRE ag on ee a $85.00 to $110.00 
C. Phaenopyrum (WASHINGTON THORN). Upright tree of medium 
size with clusters of white blooms. Fruit, brilliant red. Ideal hedge form 
or will make a fine specimen tree. M a 
A’to, Vovit: hot ee Dik ease pecemeiee creer $5.00 
rey Laites eats, IBSd BL goa atb acca Acc 7.50 | 
UO Ott hot awe ee eon eee O00) 
12 'to wl Astteio tren eee $85.00 to $110.00 
14 toll Gites hic tee eeeeacener 125.00 to 175.00 
C. oxyacantha (ENGLISH HAWTHORN). Double pink, or double white - | 
flowers in late Spring. One of the finest. M 
4to5 it. hgty BR, $5.00 | 
BO MGy iy |Weae ISB. onace oaeogo uber 7.50 | 
C. oxyacantha Paulii (PAUL’S SCARLET). Double scarlet flowers in { 
late Spring. A favorite. M ! 
A.to.5 fe. het. BRigeee.s sole er emer $5.00 
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PAUL'S SCARLET HAWTHORN (Crataegus oxyacantha Paulii) PRUNUS— Continued 
Prunus serrulata Mount Fuji 
Prunus (Shirotae). Unusually lovely, pure 
white, doubleflowering Cherry. F 
FLOWERING CHERRIES 4 to 5 ft. hgt., BR....... $5.00 
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P. sieboldii Naden. A double, deep 
These are the Oriental Cherries j ‘ J 
pink variety of upright growth. F ; 
which are so famous in Washington; 
they are easily grown and will pro- 
duce the almost phenomenal display 
in Spring which so many journey 
to Washington to see. 
4%0 5 ft. het, BiRaeeeeee $5.00 
P. subhirtella, Beni Higan. A 
small, upright tree with gay, 
bright pink, single blooms. F 
Prunus serrulata Kwanzan. Out- 4 to 5 ft. hgt,, BRasaeeee $5.00 ; 
standing in the double pink flow- 272 oe in. Se 5 re 
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ering Cherries. Flower buds rose 
red opening to clear pink ‘‘puffs”’ 
over 2 in. across. A large tree with 
wide spreading branches. 
4 to 5 ft. hgt., BR.......$5.00 
DetolOmte De te BoB eee 
$12.00 to 15.00 
WEEPING CHERRIES 
Prunus subhirtella pendula 
(WEEPING JAPANESE CHER- 
RIES). A pendulous form of the 
well-known Flowering Cherries so 
(Bikey (fae, lovents, Beds. 35 ou x 17.50 : 1 
GtorStts hotees cbena ee 25.00 admired at Washington, Dane: 
SHLOMO site hota Geena 35.00 : HERRIES at the mary pink HOES in Pee 
‘ a3 EC profusion in early Spring. 
P. Amanogawa. Semi-double, pale Block of WEEPING JAPANES 5 yr, 6 ft. stems, BR a 7.50 
pink flowers in profusion; upright. 4 yr., 6 ft. stems, B&B. ..15.00 
Stone ht he te ener $5.00 
Cornus « DOGWOOD 
Cornus florida (WHITE DOGWOOD). A native flowering tree attaining 
about 20 ft. in height at maturity and producing a wealth of single white 
flowers before the leaves appear. Foliage turns brilliant red in Autumn. 
Red berries. Attractive to birds. M 
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SOU Noe cognac chosen ade é 15.00 | Heavier specimens priced on selection 
C. florida rubra (PINK DOGWOOD). Similar to our native White Dogwood 
in habit and form but with masses of pink flowers, Pink Dogwoods are 
extremely scarce and all sizes may not be available. M 
2 to Sftwhetsn ce cer. art nas eee $6.50 
Sato Catt NOteer epee ey a eae teasers 9.00 
AstOuD LE hotates vale ae eee 16.00 
Out OLOnl tne teres sea eeee ena ne $20.00 to 25.00 
Oxtou mite lo teiee ere reer 25.00 to 35.00 
C. Kousa (KOUSA DOGWOOD). This variety is characterized by white- 
flowers in July—long after the leaves come out. Large, Strawberry-like 
crimson fruit. M 
Bintoy  ZSHNS, INA mePeots notice anni Moo ew $7.50 
Ato TOL EGO teen). Scie ee ie cea: 10.00 
LSM fom AO heal Nae 2.2 acre teeetaord n aaoratéiantce 15.00 
ioe WME INGE. boy co0 meas oo gm seg anc WNOD) 
{hey Mellie 6 50 oo Tomes: $25.00 to 30.00 
Stop! Oviteh oteeee meee oct 40:00) 
MNOS oy PAT Re Naas coma, Blo d eyo cvetemanie a BA bio 65.00 FLOWERING CHERRY (Prunus Beni Higan) 
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