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IRISH ROSES

We take pleasure in offering a select list of Roses, heavy plants, which will easily pay for themselves in
bloom the first year. Why not have the best, since a good plant requires no more space or care than a poor one
(except to pick the extra blooms)? A Rose garden cannot be made of weeds. Of thousands of varieties, not more
than one hundred are worth growing in any given locality, unless one has a very large Rose garden. Some
varieties do well in one sec-
tion, some in another.

When we say we have only
first-class varieties and first-
class plants of all colors of
Roses, including several of
the best yellow sorts, we are
prepared to back up our
statements; and, asthe Rose
has long been acknowl-
edged the “‘ queen of flow-
ers,’ and has held its place
as such among nearly all
flower lovers, we have spared
no pains to provide our cus-
tomers with heavy two- and
three-year-old plants, which
will produce grand blooms
the first season. We offer
several thousand plants,
grown by Dickson & Sons,
of Ireland, including Killar-

. sin — ney, Mildred Grant, Harry
N IMPROVED DOROTHY PERKINS Kirk, Frau Karl Druschki,
Mrs. David Jardine, etc.

That we have succeeded in pleasing the public may be seen from the increased demand and the many letters
of commendation from our customers. f

LADY GAY, |

Prices of Roses, Spring of 1909

All Roses offered in our General Cat-
alogue, including Climbers, Rugosas,

Buyers Please Bear in Mind

These prices are not for home-grown or Holland stock. Irish

Roses are as much superior to ordinary stock as superior soil and Sweetbriars, Hybrid Perpetuals, Hybrid
climate and 50 years’ training in Rose-growing can produce. To Teas, etc., not named on next page, will
produce such stock, strong one-year plants are set in spring and be furnished at 35 cts. each, $3.50
grown two years in the field; quite different from plants started per doz., $25 per 100.

in the greenhouse in winter, planted out in spring and sold the On all Roses pricesare: 6at dozen

following spring for two-year-old plants. The fact that we send -
these Irish Roses to nearly all the large estates at Lenox and New- Reese pea ee al’) poe

port, where the gardeners are known to be as well up in their h f ;
profession as any in the country, is proof positive of the quality No charges for boxes or packing.
of our stock. One of many enthusiasts writes:

North American Loan and Trust Company, Huron, South Dakota, Feb. 22, 1906.
S. G. Harris, Esq. Tarrytown, N. Y.

The Roses had of you last spring were a fine lot. They were the most satisfactory I have ever received. And
one of the best points is that I feel that I have my Roses true to name,

We cut Roses every day from June 20 until after the first frost in Nov.; from one plant of Killarney we cut 19
blooms. Far northerners, like myself, should not plant any but field-grown stock that is well matured and dormant
when planted, I have had experience with other stocks, and have not a single Rose alive out of perhaps a hundred,
and have always bought what they call their two- and three-year-old Roses.

I should be pleased to receive your General Catalogue. I have a small space in which to add to my 200 plants.

Very truly, Jas. McD. Campbell,

There were reasons for their strong recommendation.

First. The plants were grown by Rose-growers of over fifty years’ experience, in the north of Ireland, where
soil and climate conspire to produce plants of great vigor, strong roots and well-ripened wood.

SECOND. The plants were very low-budded, so that in planting the bud or graft is easily placed 2 or 3 inches
below the surface of the ground (as it should be) without the necessity of too deep planting of the roots.

THIRD. The plants are kept perfectly dormant from the time they are dug until they reach our customers.
On arrival, late in November, we place them in deep trenches and cover with earth until shipping time By this
method there is no drying out of the roots, as there is where stored in buildings.

FourtH. Our method of packing insures arrival in perfect condition.

A I 4 ; IRIS, ROSE and PEONY EXHIBIT. While visitors are always welcome to
n invitation. our Nurseries, yet a special invitation is extended to the public to visit us in June.
If those interested will write us we shall be pleased to name the best dates as soon as the season shows itself to
be normal or otherwise.

The Nursery is located on the State road, half way between East View, on the Putnam Branch, and
Hawthorne, on the Harlem Branch of the N. Y. C. R. R., 1% miles from each station. Carriages meet all trains
at Hawthorne, fare 25 cts.

A CARLOAD OF EVERCREENS

Mr. S. G. Harris, Tarrytown, N. Y. Edgewood, Millbrook, Dutchess Co.. N. Y., June 8, 1907.

I have delayed writing you until I could give you a full report as to the carload of trees. They arrived the day after being shipped
and were all planted within 36 hours, *“ * * and I think we shall have great success with them. I am greatly pleased with the quality
of the trees you sent and the careful way in which they were packed, and thank you for your attention to the matter, your visit up
here and the sketch which you sent, and which I found very useful, H. Harkness Flagler.

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SUPPLEMENT AND PRICE-LIST, 1909 S

In addition to the Roses named below, we offer over one hundred and fifty choice varieties includ-
ing Frau Karl Druschki, Mrs. Crawford, Ulrich Brunner, Ben Cant, Baron Rothschild, etc. Two-

year selected plants, 35 cts. each, $3.50 per doz., $25 per 100. Write for General Catalogue.

New Roses, $1.25 each

Mrs. David Jardine Harry Kirk The Lyon

New Roses, $1 each

Evangeline

Roses at 50 cts. each, $5 per doz.,
$35 per 100

Climbing K. A. Victoria
Dean Hole

Etoile de France

Hugh Dickson

Mrs. Conway Jones

Alice Grahame

Antoine Rivoire
Cherry-Ripe

Countess of Derby
Climbing Belle Siebrecht

Lady Fairein

New Roses, 75 cts. each

Count . ford Pp Climbing Tausendschon Richmond
Mrs. Bee oe Es Wee Shean Climbing Caroline Testout Betty

Roses at 40 cts. each, $4 per doz., $30 per 100
Ard’s Pillar Corallina Killarney Maman Cochet
Balduin Enchantress Lady Battersea Mildred Grant
Beryl Ferdinand Batel Liberty Mrs. Robert Garrett

Madame Pernet Ducher
Souv. de Pierre ‘Notting
White Maman Cochet

Bessie Brown
Blanc Double de Coubert
Carmine Pillar

Franz Deegan
Gustave Nabonnand
K. A. Victoria

Madame Joseph Combet
Madame Cadeau Ramey
Madame Ravary

Twenty-four Choice Everblooming Roses—Hybrid Teas

We are pleased to offer the following thoroughly tested varieties of Roses, which bloom from June to No-
vember. Many of them are well-known favorites. The newer varieties have proved most satisfactory in many
parts of the country during the past two or three years.

Alice Grahame Caroline Testout Gruss an Teplitz

Antoine Rivoire Franz Deegan Helen Gould (Balduin)
Ard’s Pillar Frau Peter Lambert Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Bessie Brown Gladys Harkness Killarney

Captain Christy Grace Darling Lady Battersea

The Best Twelve Hardy Garden Roses

The following varieties, all things considered, are fully equal to any twelve of their class (H.P.). Some rosa-
rians would doubtless prefer other varieties for some of them. We have placed the names of a few in parentheses,
which may be substituted if the purchaser prefers. For description of these Roses and others, including Sweet-
briars, Rugosas, Climbers, etc.. see our General Catalogue.

Baroness Rothschild (Luizet) Francois Michelon (Rodocanachi)
Clio (Prince Camille de Rohan) Frau Karl Druschki (St. Amande)
Earl of Dufferin (Louis Van Houtte) Helen Keller (Jacqueminot)

Margaret Dickson (Magna Charta) Fisher Holmes (Jean Liabaud)
| Probably the most popular Rose to-day, eight years

STANDARD ROSES ye Pope.
| after its introduction, is
We ood ee pore aon Ob roe Trees on both |
Rugosa and Canina stock in the best varieties of Hy- |
brid Teas and Hybrid Perpetuals. XX size, 3 to 5 FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI
plants, $1.25 each; 6 or more plants, $1 each. X size, 3 |
to 5 plants, $1 each; 6 or more, 75 cts. each.

La France

Liberty

Mme. Abel Chatenay
Mildred Grant
Malmaison (Bourbon)

Madame Ravary

Mrs. Robert Garrett
Souv. du Pres. Carnot
Viscountess Folkestone

Marshall P. Wilder (Tom Wood)
Mrs. R. G. S. Crawford (Paul Neyron)
Mrs. John Laing (Queen of. Queens)
Ulrich Brunner (Soleil d’Or)

For this reason we sold, last year, more of this Rose
| than any four of the best varieties. That every pur-

Hybrid Teas

Antoine Rivoire $1.50.
Etoile de France
Caroline Testout
Dean Hole. $1.50.
Gruss an Teplitz
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
Killarney. $1.50.

La France

Grace Darling
Maman Cochet

Mme. Abel Chatenay

Hybrid Perpetuals
Baroness Rothschild
Ben Cant
Clio
Francois Michelon
Frau Karl Druschki
Marie Baumann
Mrs. Crawford
Mrs. John Laing
Paul Neyron
Malmaison
Zepherine Drouhin

We also have a splendid stock of Standard Crimson
Rambler, Baby Rambler and Dorothy Perkins on=Ru-

gosa stock at the following prices, namely;

Crimson

Rambler, 2-yr., 75 cts.; 3-yr.,$2; 4-yr., $3. Dorothy Per-

kins, 2-yr., $1.50; 3-yr., $2.50. Baby Rambler, 2-yr., $1;

3-yr., $1.50.

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ROSA RUGOSA RUBRA

Having a fine stock of this most excellent Rose for
shrub effect and for hedge, we offer plants at the fol-

lowing low rates, namely :

2-yr., 25 cts. each, $2.50 per

doz., $15 per 100; 3-yr., 40 cts. each, $4 per doz.

My Dear Mr. Harris.

| chaser may have plenty of this variety, we have made

the price that of the oldest and most common varieties:
35 cts. each, $3.50 per doz., $25 per 100

As may be seen from the cut in our General Catalogue,
the petals are very thick and heavy. It has every desir-

able quality, great substance, immense in size, very

vigorous in growth and masses of bloom.

CLIMBING ROSES

We would call special attention to our list of Climb-
ing Roses which is not duplicated by any dealer in the
country. Of many varieties of Climbing Roses, includ-
ing Dorothy Perkins, Crimson Rambler, Setigera, Lady
Gay and others, we have a fine stock of 3-yr. plants at
50 cts. each, $5 per doz.

A garden planted last of May, 19038, in the Adiron-
dacks by us, brought the following letter:
JOHNSTOWN, N. Y,, July 15, 1908.

Will you kindly tell me the name of the enclosed flowers.
Mrs. Oliver is spending a few days with us and has gone crazy
over our old-fashioned flower garden. Everything in it is doing

| fine and the roses are simply grand.

Sincerely yours, D. A. WELLS,

4 S. G. HARRIS, TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK

PRICES AND DISCOUNTS

The prices of trees and shrubs which follow include boxing and packing. The reason
the price of the single plant seems higher in proportion is that the cost of packing a single plant is often
as much as for several. On wholesale orders for 10 or more of a kind and size, therefore, we are prepared
to make a liberal discount as follows: 10 to 50 plants of one kind and size 20 per cent, 50 to 250 plants of
one kind and size Z5 per cent, from the single rates where the price per 10 and per 100 is not given.

On orders for assorted lots of one to ten of each kind and size, we will give the following discounts
from the rate of each, namely: Orders amounting to $10 to $20,5 per cent discount; $20 to $50, 10 per
cent; $50 to $100, 15 per cent; $100 up, 20 per cent.

HARDY PERENNIALS

; We offer hundreds of the best varieties of Hardy Perennials, including
A_Word About Prices. About Prices. Asters, Chrysanthemums, Columbines, Ferns, Hollyhocks, Larkspurs, Lilies,
etc., at 15 cts. each, $1.50 per doz. Only the few varieties named below differing from this price.

We have greatly increased our facilities for supplying the old-fashioned flowers, including improved new
hybrids and many varieties especially adapted to the Alpine and rock-garden.
Prices of all Hardy Perennials listed in our catalogue, not named on this page, will be furnished at 15 cts. each,
$1.50 per doz.

Six at dozen rates, fifty at hundred rates, provided not less than three of a kind are ordered. No charge for
boxing and packing orders amounting to $5 or more.

Each Perdoz. 100 Each Perdoz. 100
CANES oles ia steels ols oleae $o 25 $2 50 Hemerocallis aurantiaca major...$0 50 $5 oo
Achillea, Bhe Pearliemere. si -lainy< «= I 00 $6 00 I loriia tance nea eee eee 50 500
HAC OTUUGEUNIN rctoteta fae ele ide aistoiane, trie teiee 25-2 (2450 HibIsSCUSs hoes enes ace cass ee ee nt
Actaea .. 2. 2 SEE Aone doe HEC sr 25 250 Iris, Alpines: -220) 5.022 cone oon oes 252 50
PEMA OWES WELMAlIS tee eee eeige oie 25 250 (Odie lore Hoe ec neo See Ses 15/4" AL @5
Alyssum saxatile compactum fl. pl.. 25 2 50 ChimeEan! -os cee ae yee als tee ee 20 200
Vary tea a (bh REE Gem arbc aroma Gare (eyes mae (0,0) German, Choice Mixed eeeee I 00 $6 00
A SpHOUelUs (22. ices cele chee eerie 20 200 Gernian Named Gove se iene I5 150 1000
Asteriocandifloniinil © cae -itnteltiem a sere 25 250 Japanese, Named <2. st oe eee 25. “2 50- 45.00
Beis pPenemmiseria- iol tise see site crte ie 10 75 5 00 Japanese, Extra Choice Mixed..... 15 1 50) ao pe
Campanula gigantea Mcerheimi.... 25 2 50 SibikiGat scorn) sack ae ase ee 10 > 1 00° )3-00
Aen Gait Ae aossoodsac ne Ioo5o sae 25 250 Lychnis Chalcedonica fl. pl.......... 25 2 -50° 1 S.e0
Chrysanthemums ............. avs Lysimachiay.. = 02 ficceste cceemien ee YT .25 2" 9 On
Set of 25) varieties, $27..G10,."1, (00) » Shoo. |SMMonardacdidyimnas 22. ee eee I. 25.75.60
Chelone 3 sissies doo cn oes ceaen 25-250. 15 oo. oenthretias i227 s5 202s. ose eee ee “30 2 25
Cimicifng@aysinplex. wa... 4 1 aoe 50 500 My osotis: «ou ocscessSa sakes sees I0 I 00 600
Wahaigica - a tsck. cis teenie en seh car ae 25 250 OF nothe rar e255 (5c ckystncs oes eee I 25 800
Coreopsis: 2. cose soos ene ee: 10>--s1- OGh 6.00." Omphalodest;)s 242.25 sateen eee 20 200
Delphinium belladonna............. 256 250 Peonies. See Fall Catalogue for de-
Coelestinultin- Ga. 6 see mtaseiie es cee 20m 22800 — S12 100 scription and prices. We offer
Erskine Park Hybrids. Superb. over 100 choice varieties.
1S (GN, coe Cte ain Mee, See Sener om 20. 2.00 Phlox, Miss Lingard: o-o3. 25-6 eeee 20° 200 12 00
Gold Medal Eiyiarids, cron acer =e 20 200 Best Named. Blooming size....... 15, 1 25 = S.G0
Dianthus barbatus, alpines, etc..... 10) - TeO0}. £5100 ELXtra CAN Yost ni-'3 nae coe tere eee oe 20° 2 06 12.0
New, everblooming sorts........... 25 6 2) 50 Pulmonarias.. 3 20P oc gee coe a5) [12550
DP iba Se ie ee ee eee Tho Teh eS OO es ATUL OND) oc ay ee oiseate oe ee To” 7100; itpswe
Daronicwm sce. eb es aeons BS oS Oe AS OO), |e ARMED AAT. ci mate sla vice oie eee 25 250 “25,00
chino psec ccs eet be ok te eens 20 200 Scutellaria::.....c- oe ccc een eee 25 8 IEG
Epimedinmy (0s Fc secre ae sheen 250 2150 Se Gun os kod. ce scene + os Se 10. I 001 otge
ELvintuis) ess jos die we hele as ate naa Die AAG) Silene Schialta so. cee ee eee PANES IS
EL rye esses =e teres sec eens LEED Stachy9 oi se a2 bose scl otis’ Ree See 15° 25 3 eee
Buphorbiat.. acct chain. 4 .pcis cece set Lor 1209 Stenanthium robustum............. 25. »2 50
LWT RESP OS ne nance eco a Saou bac cont I5 150 1000 | Sweet William( Dianthus Barbatus\.10 100 800
Galteniatee eres ar eee rere Oko eae IST Gore sacomicor: Saat Onin: 5o- LO 20a
Gentian’ §. 525 seas sienna ocr as 25 250 Trollius Caucasicus and Japonicus.. 25 2 50
Glechomatns skin wks seb ances TO Met OG Veronica longifolia subsessilis...... 25° 12.50
Globnlarias ik scciess esl eincle esa ciate 25-7250 WAR CAGE, Fue das tine ae ele ree ee TO). 23 .@0- SG708
Grasses; Eulalia: in.ccs.<- seas eee i) ee Waiola’ comnitas.:. Sirens exes re a eee 50 400
Ela Sone a. ae cenrsG jetta ects 25... 2950 Yucea filamentosa. 5-year-old plants. 25 250 15 00
Helleborus niger. Xmas Rose...... 207) 3200 Ordinary size. 3-year-old plants... 20 I 75 12 00

Hardy plants are a great specialty with us. Our list comprises hundreds of the best varieties. Our scheme for
securing fine effects in color and continuity of bioom will delight you, as it has many

EVERGREEN TREES

All our Evergreen Trees have been transplanted several times, so that they have developed ample fibrous
roots to transfer in safety from our grounds to yours. We take great care, also, to burlap the roots in a large
ball of earth, except cheap and small sizes. Among many species we offer are some of the cheaper sorts
for screens and hedges; also, choice specimens of the more rare and beautiful Colorado Blue Spruce, Oriental
Spruce, Nordmann’s Fir, White Pine. Muzho Pine, Swiss Stone Pine, Japanese Umbrella Pine, Arborvite, Hem-
lock, Retinosporas, Junipers, etc. We invite correspondence with those desiring to plant Evergreen Trees, and
offer information as to proper time and method of handling the different species. Special estimates for large
numbers. See General Catalogue.

Arborvitae, American— Each Perro | Arborvitae— Each Per to
alte) 10s 2e Vile Me ouc.g Seo AOC per 100, $15..$0 25 $2 00 wlobosa. 18 tO 24 IN. ...secscesnecevens $1 50
2 UO Bait -prytemtc ais eat. e me s £20... 50 4 00 2: tO/2%8 The mine. nen onde See eRe 2 00
B70, A: bh. Asatte «cine elie ets ss $50.. I 00 7 00 Pyramidal. 2 to 3 ft. ..u 2... cewnmiewe 7
George Peabody. 2 to 3 ft........... I 50 S°£0_A Ths) swine) os eres wo haere eee I 50

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Arborvitae— Each Per ro | a : Each Per to
Hovey’s Golden. 2 to 2'4 ft.......... $1 50 | Spruce, alba (White). 1% to 2it...-.-.S0 75 $5 00
Little Gem. 12 to 15 in. broad........ I 00 | ree ent Hie at a Ae Ee ae I 00 7 50
SEBGPERMY FO LG,24 Iss cn vee odr a san I 00 234 to 3 ft... -. 21. eee eee eee eee eee ee I 25 1000
EONS RES ite ais io Sete ed Cann eee I 50 32to4 it Bia ROR LS CAG reso AIOE I 50
Wervaeneana. 3 to 4 ft..2---.---0 4s-* 2 50 Alcock’s. 2 to3 1 Bae NS Ree fart ay 2 00
PSEA oy maa Sa ne «Sd Calon ta 3 00 4 to 4%2 It. -------+ ++ ee- oesee ce cose eee 4 00
Biota elegantissima. 1's to 2 ft. ...... I 50 Black. 1°: to 2it.....-- trees cee tees 50
Wrasse arivrea: 3 io 130 feo eee 1 50 | Douglas’ ( Pseudotsuga glauca)—
EE EOFs. ts os Pen Shee I 50 2 to 3ft..-.-- =a Noire Ge ee henge obec oaks aye eae
Fir, Nordmann’s. 2 to 2's ft.......---- 2 50 3to4 it. ata tales sm mime per 100, $100.. I 50 1200
AD ee, at et ee eae ae ee ree 3 00 4to5 ft. .....---------- - $175-- 250 20.00
concolor. 1% to 2 it See Ee ae ic I 50 | 5 to 6 PEt ee eae & aka ane * $225- - 3 oo 25 00
2 to Bie FE a5 ee eae ret te 2 00 ' eae 3: 2 to Tae ee ee eee a 00 ae
PREREONS Bois olcie o'ninelviel » ele ten a win © mien a 2 50 oster s ie Si Se Bite ge aes 25 00
3 to PPRGRNES eed 2.0 oe oe Oe eee 3 00 20 246 ft Se a eee, eee ee aes 2. 50" 20:00
EPSEIS MME he Ae Sige da oem eee spoon ome 3 50 2% to 3 ft...-.- PF ma ae Soke Seta oes ss 5 00 45 00
Hemlocks (Tsuga), American— REO See AL ten wa Woah: oe eae eases Ss fr OO ~ > G50
15 to 21 Mise eee ae ens per 100 $30 50 $4 oo 3% to 4 || BCA te 2 Spat Ria un Raa cea e P= 9 CO $5 OO
BEER AUIS. hed oe ‘ $50: - a5 6 00 Koster’ SW eCepins. Sit) -2.2ec> eres 2) 50
PI OCOD EME A Oo re oe . ~ $70-. I OO 8 50 OS Sie i Bir a oe SI Ree 5 00
2% to 3 Fb Des Sees ae >, S100 I 50 I2 ©O | 4 1 5 ee poe e sens were e ease sane en neee 5 OO
Boge it. - =F - Br Ee Se saestars, 5 eater oe b7Ge SOON Tiger a TORE LES aie ee aoe ee ae I 50
FI XO), bi 1 OS eee ee ee ARETE SORE 2 00 2to2 USE CSS ceo ie Oe icici aia 2 00
1 to 5 ft ee ate eg ee ae and See 2 50 Norway. 1 to 1% ft..-.--. per 100, $10.. 20 I 50
Earehna a8 to ed iit-.o----1 2 -= 22. I 25 1% to 2 ft....--- eee $20% we 40 / 73°60
Weenine- [ae 0 | ee eo ee 2 00 VO a base eae ee erm a $40.. 60 4 50
BP eS Be Se ae a en ae 3 00 BO Agia ete ere mers = Oe eee SE re I 00 8 50
Juniper, Irish. Cok | ee SE ae ee a 75 4to 5 ft ....-...-...---. eM. = oe eee 2 00
A AS Toe | a Pee ac Be eT eo 2 E200 Oriental. 18 to 24 in.........-- ae | See I 50
Beret ie oe, et sonics sla ay ee wate eee I 50 MD re WN ae ae ae 2 he OR Ie 2 00
elrmese——a fo ot -ec5 ces oat oe eee I 00 Nn Xe 0 | eer ae a Bact sme Ae oie 2 50
ERO Se Hee ee eee ene SORE I 50 SFOs hs Sette ake ee tee oe ake Stee ae Se 3 CO
Chinese Golden. 1 to 1% it...-.-..--. I 25 Weeping (inverta). 3 to4it...-.-.-- 3 00
BE eae Se eee ee 2 00 Thujopsis Borealis. 4 to 5it......----.- 2 50
Japan Golden. 1% to 2ft....-..-.... 2 50 ) ) borcahs dutes. (2 to ib. 5-:~----- --- I 00
WA UsSo 124 tO De ee coe Cees See Vg 3to4 ft A ee, Ae RN es, a ga I 50
EPO DA ENED 3 era eae ee ne ea ee Po Oe Te75 nO Vente set Sem ete Le teens Se Rae Seas 8 3 50
Sereatacts s Voriti se 0 he et he 75 Molebrata. 10: £0) 240s... 222-2... => a I 00
CREO EEE. Se OMe ons cee eae I 00 | Yew (Taxus), baceata. 18to 24 in..-- 75
io on | eee Ree ed kn De eee atch Busse t Ko elegantissima (aurea). 1% to 2 ft... 2 00
variegata alba. 1 to 1% ft. ........-. I 00 | Irish. 3 to 4 ft...... cok Brey Age 4 5 CN 2 50
2 to 3 Tt. ..<3 = Sy ee Se Sead pe Sey ee 2 5c PATE) Te Sees BOE Chicas eee Soe em oA 4 00
Virginiana. 3 to 4it.......-- soa tkedae I 75
ee , ria a KOPN | aa anak gery eh 75 | EVERGREEN SHRUBS, H ARDY
3 tO 4 ft... ------- eee eee cere cee eee 25 on ae
ene ev ak sae eae Se Oe en ean ey
Bictan (P. SAIN AGH Ieee e rf and well-budded, field-grown plants,
aia Te heayy a Se 4 ee gee : = | from a celebrated English grower,
Washes 1 io718 ini... ee oc 2 ahs oes | and they should not ‘be compared
‘: > age ete Hee : with Holland-grown plants. Prices
15 tO ISIN. ..---.---.---- S75. 3 1250 12 co | follows
ES £0) PAAR a Sat eee eet bs a2 8 ae Sire 2 00 see ee = rae
Red, or Norway Pine. 214 to 3 i ft Let 50 | ae ee = veoce cece se se ese Se 0 Sao ST 25 ae oo
Stone (P. cembra). 2 to 2% ft......... 2 00 ay are one Sa Pee ee Zs = a me
IZ = - 2?@LU 4 lL. cece eaea ewe eteneeesnececes es eee race y ‘a Jt
2 OS eae ae eens pee mttonae | autem EOE 79 gs
7, Pca soe ees 12 to 18 in.; 18 in. broad ....100, $70.. 1 00 8 50
Pine, White. 210 27 it... per 100 ae ‘ is 6 ee 20 to 24 in ; 2 ft. broad..... 100, $100.. I 50 12 50
Aeris aa ee 1s ee re pede le Vie Hintontieirt. 1210.15 in. 5-24. -2- 3. = I 00
BO Balt. 2=o1ds peeves. ~ 3 $100.. I 50 12 00 ee ea a : ere
EAU SRO at GU Cee On aaa a I 75 Madundrsis stn oie se ee son
4 to 5 ft Be SEES ig ots ht dean ce ae er aes Kalmia latifolia. 12 to 15 in... 100, $35. 50 4 00
Retinospora filifera. 114 to 2 ft........ I 50 Sete ate aise a) se Ay eS
210.3 Fteoeey sree es ee eenn ees Levees 2 50 ee ee Be eA es
3 ee Rk eee ea ise une 3 5° Leucothoe Catesbaei. toto I2in..-.... 25 2 00
FE OG a Poet OB oe See ae eee - 400 ate iS ii on am
obtusa compacta. 18 to 24 in........ I 25 em a4 Pa itt Sale Wo ie be, SO ee ae a oe é —-
obtusa gracilis. 2to3 ft wee ene ne eee I 50 Mahonia aquifolia— a
obtusa nana aurea. I8to 24in...... I 75 Ae Te aes ee e3e Oe ee wien
mana. 12 to 15 in......- eee See ae ea ahies ae pes Cesare. Boh barre
pisifera aurea. 2 to 2% ft..... Peta er 50 BOS et it a eh Ee Re $35 = 1 00
Ae eed Cee i ae Boxwood Trees. Pyramidal shape— Each
7 Bic hg Sc) aie eee aaa go to 36 in. high; 15 in. diam. at base_.. --.--.$2 50
plamosa. gto 12 in 36 to 42 in. high; 15 to 18in. diam. at base... 3 00
- See us See an oe 42 to 48 in. high; 18 to 20 in. diam. at base... 3 50
BeGE CR RR eee arena na es cialis Gite Dawe I oO 48 to 50 in. high: 2 to 3 ft. diam. at base....-. 4 50
2 to 3 it ~+e2ee CC ome 75> | 54 to 60 I in hich: 3 ft. diz m. at base .- et ee 5 50
Rm tod ‘itess 2c a5 ee sais saree Se Set S00 |-Roxwood Trees. Sandard ee shaped—
plumosa aurea. 1% to 2ift.........-. I 00 Stem 30 in. high; diam. of crown 14 to 16 in... 2 00
2 to 3 ft,..... Sie ane isin As Sa See ae cln alae 75 i Stem 30 in. high; diam. of crown 16 to 18in... 2 50
3 to 3% ft; 2% to 3 ft. broad.......... 3 00 Stem 30 in. high; diam. of crown 18 to 22 in... 3 00
squarrosa Veitchii. 1S tO 241. 2325- Se Stem 30 in. high; diam. of crown 22 to 241n... 3 50
BUS DUC. gta a os Se ee ere ‘oo ae (OO Stem 30 in. hich: diam. of crown 24 to 30in... 4 00
EATON EUS ie ee hae Pia She saree en aso. Bushes. Untrimmed. 1 ft..------.---. $2 for tes. © 25
3% to 4 it Hi Bb age EU e eisc Re oe See Se Se Bie ae oo eee aes Sen SiS. ae Se | age ain nea
Sciadopitys verticillata (Umbrella Box. For edging. 4 to 6in..... 100 $6, 1,000 $50 .

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FLOWERING SHRUBS

Each
Almond, Flowering. 2 to 3 ft. ..........$0 35
Altheas, in variety. 2 to 3 ft............. 25
FACOG yoo dais Snocesaa Coen a HOU Car 35
4to5 Ni biases aie on ewel Gaeva ep hc ele anche eoneees 50
Aralia pentaphylla. 2 to 3 ft........... 25,
PS oy RN ea es he Do RR pe Ag 50
SPINOSAs 2 tO Nt ec al -lapicsacieeera speatte 25
Zh WO AL Eons ope cea n atin orre ter oe arb oe 35
Azalea arborescens. 1 to 1% ft......... 35
Tv O Dts orerasenstene ate eiatevere locos Giarte he vepalsus teks 50
WTOK ERIS A WONT Tin, Sone ocab an cobb cms 25
mollis. 15 to 18 in.; 20 to 25 buds....... 50
LOCO ZOUMs+) 25 TOMO DUGSE eta ene 75
AON NO AI tholen! AON HOLA) OAOKOIS boo o4 Gado cued I 00
peyfereh ater hs © ike) Toy Ai ji ape go hapoes dacs cae 75
DitO2ie hiv riet ce ei-eeis o uereeteieiates oe einai eee I 00
DYSON) Neer oches caso HoCose saded boos Cone I 50
WASE Viet COND S IM meee eae eit 50
Barberry purpurea. 2to03ft.......... 25
Vilearis s2 C03 tte nec er itl cia 25
Bit O-AGEE vere -cie,s1 Sister rats eintere crete eer eisuerelelecce 35
Calyecanthus. 18 to 24in...............-. 25
i 10a 1 | US ip ae ope P Atc ei a ee os 35
Caryopteris. 18 to 24 in................. 25
PN0) Bes wang Coaghon Jon apg eaoosdceouseod 35
Ceanothus Americanus. 1% to 2ft..... 35
Clethra alnifolia. 2 to 2% ft............. 25
Zt Onaibicerr seiner sie ee ere ere ie aheeeee 35
Cornus sanguinea. 2 to 3 ft.....-....--. 25
paniculata. 3to4 it................... 35
Spaethis 2 fo tt) ote a nee eee 50
BitO slit wae ce cicee aor ee ere 75
Daphne Mezereum. Red. 1 to 2ft...... 50
WViites ar GOs2 atime icnetee ates er eee ietcate 50
Deutzia crenata. 2 to 2 ft............... 25
PAE VO INE, tS 100) Dil Wiles scea0 acoconnacasne 25
gracilis rosea. 2 to 3 it......-.....-... 50
Joss biveys Tile) (WOO Woh scence upddDossoodn 25
PP SORES Bos Sone POND IOS GEE Er aee ASS ID 35
Pride of Rochester. 2 to 3ft.......... 25
BELOW AMIS Wane ictote tetas oxeha,steiar ate eres cue eran o 35
Eleagnus longipes. 2 to 3ft............. 25
Elder, Cut-leaved. 2 to 3 ft............. 25
Bit OAatbae aoe milo eae se rer crctts ercner tener 35
Golden-leaved. 2 to 3 ft............... 25
iH OW Mil CAMBER, crete cen ps ae Aart c ore han 35
Euonymus, European. 3 to 4ft......... 35
alatus. 2 to 272 secretes ere tre I 00
Americana™ 2 to it. eee ee 35
ExOchordacy 2500 shityase. crass oe onto 35
Bit Ov SECs bayer ence estece rates Heay ee rarakevereeer ens cp aleie ts 50
Filbert, Purple. 3 to4ft................ 50
Forsythias, in variety. 2 to 3ft.......... 25
Birk @vAN tte aes Dai orcre oreo isin erste ae Poe Senne 35
Fringe, Purple. 2\to 3 ft..----.......<:+. 35
BuO) dite otc Sad ap cao Odeo ou No Eine A oodO 50
Halesias 2 oyster enteric 50
Honeysuckle, Upright, in variety—
DA Ol aaltipagteies- cae ogi ae oie ee eto eee = 25
BAO TATE. che ees minty nepele tia nlecsiy, eatelaeenecs 6, oks 50
Hydrangea arborescens grandiflora
Alpas a2 COTS Mts oie Sale eres 50
Dit Oa pitieereinre torotaset pnetteyatsaune yoke teneierareie ate aes 75
HMortensis.. 18 to 24 inher 3-0 50
Bit ZB ACIS vein stan ae oer e teen raters Sete 75
paniculata grandiflora. i8to 24 in... 25
PFN) tig wal Rln OHO ARGO NBO DS we asanore 35
CRLO}E: tienes goa COROT atin bg ob Otero 50
Hypericum Moserianum. Heavy—
TACOS 1M): wives oavecateree elo were tailored witeie esas 35
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Kerria Japonica. 2 to 3ft.............-. 25
BTOWA AES oS Otic oO OC SCS ambiaude DOOtOnao 35
HI 0) beeardor anita: Saeh ama oct co oon DRJOba stor 25
GALLON NRA Aart Oe Sa OEY eee ton 35
variegated. 18 to 24 i..........0....- 25
DLOST hits cara susie hhereds ae Nelo ate maar saan aval alere 35
IBEW RS eacanineich “Aiweneyiiimey oaen ea ofon sondode 50
SX COVAME eaers ac ets che cade Aint tap stery wimunters acre 75

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choice named varieties, of which we

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2 LOZ AtSe as nan sinew ale’ wie ee ee 6 00

FLOAT oreo sarere'ws bin wjeto oe a oe 8 00

Tbota.<2 to.3 4b. s527 + sos eae eee I2 00

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var. regelianum. 18 to 24in......... 10 00

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Golden California— Each
15) LOS. AMM: s pisicre cate wis «beetle tee een fo 25
E12 (0,2 tu Asicvsscens cniee serene 35
2OI2 ACs cease elt dans vise shee eee 50
Die LOB iter pense ra/olota'a,nnha'e etait eee 75
Raspberry, Flowering. 2 to 3 ft........ 25
3 LOAstt. 2 sc se aes gem ieteraceelee See een 35
Snowball, acerifolium. 18 to 24 in...... 40
cassanoides. 18 to 24 in............... 50
dentatui. 3 to4 ft)..-% -.2..).o- qs 50
dentatum molle. 2 to 3 ft............. 35
B tO 4 itis. Jo avnd ccc sees tee 50
lantana.~2)t0 3 ft), 20.1.2 nce 35
B COACHES ove toinle cos te whayey a. 3: 5ta«) eaie eee eee 50
opulus (Oxycoccos). 2 to 3 ft......... 35
3 OAS... coi amine le see sle 1 eee 50
plicatum. 18 to 24 in................... 25
Pa CO We Mn | Pee OD eR aati 15 Seri tie hc 35
B10 AMEN ax Pete diiee Ox ws Seah eee 50
tomentosum. 2 to 3 ft................. 35
20 pb | ie EMRE ES Res et 2c Secic 50
Spiraea, Anthony Waterer. 18to24in. 35
2: tO Bit ac isaeeletonitec ts o'. ale cree tere 50
Billard. +2 to sits... .o t<s> see eee 35
BS EOrA. El Ses stele s stom tocol te 2 eee ene ee 50
opulifolia. 18 to 24 in............-....- 25
B COA Tis Pests vg etceo src are moras i Cae a ee 35
opulifolia aurea. 2 to 3 ft............. 35
2 CONE, feackacnietcomes wieaes tien eee 50
Thunbergit. “18 to 24 in, ..-4-1. see eee 25
OPS St Be a ae EERE ETC S Comce cla es 35
DYBNAO Bult aoe so ice: ante chs eietete sel eee 50
Van Houtte. 2 to 2 ft...2.--2- nee 25
BCOIA APS & sxe [sas araialn sayate wid ejei= oleae eee: 35
Stephanandra. 2 to 3 ft.........-....... 35
B tO APES os aa ohjee te ascislce see eee 50
Styrax Japonica. 2 to 3 ft.............. 50
Sumac, Cut-leaved. 1% to 2 ft.......... 35
BHO BS Ttac a 25 eisinie xs Seta cegetale Case ele eaeeoeee 50
Symphoricarpos. 2 to 3ft....... ...... 25
Syringa coronarius. 18 to 24 in......... 25
DAG. Bolts <aiPainiecs a tee Pe erie ete eee 35
coronarius aurea, Golden. 1% to2ft. 35
Pas HO pt ea RO COREE ie Dee Ee Oe A ant 50
eranditiorus. 2 to 3){t).25.- 44> eee 25
BuGO RAUL omic estes a tai chelini oe Gate) oterer hele STerai tn eee 50
Lemoine. fo 3itty. teense eee 35
BLCO, Aiplitere «i stsverejel<Yore an ytoretss eos eee ra ieee 50
Gamarix~e 3 tO Act. ocr ocean 25
Weigelas, in variety. 2 to 3 ft............ 35
BO wt Nic oooe OO cay cic.o oko 50

Actinidia. 2 to 3 ft... a. -6 ee nie ee
BetOsAatity, ovabeciaretetconlets telioneiotclers ele cena
Akebia quinata. 3 to 4 ft...............
Aatoty fts a... -ea meses een
Ampelopsis quinquefolia (Virginia
Greeper) $a... eaanee once per 100, $15..
Veitchii (Boston Ivy). 2-yr...100, $15..
BIMa py ens) C2) BOO Ga code Sn per 100, $20..
Aristolochia (Dutchman’s Pipe).....-..
Bignonia(Tecoma) grandiflora. 3 to 4 ft.
radicans. 3 tO 4 ft.-.c.0...-. eds. aoe
Celastrus scandens (Bittersweet) 2 to 3 ft.
LLNON Nt AOE ao ore S OR Sat c
Clematis paniculata. 2-yr..............
Large-flowered ...............+s2e00e:

Euonymus radicans and variegata....
Hedera (English Ivy). 2to3ft...100, $10..

SOM ile wom coer onercree a per 100, $15..
Honeysuckle. 3 to 4ft..... . $12. .
AOU Wibsnne tere seeinc ons kere ee i $18...
Kudzw Vine (Dolichos)> 25. \ciwcs > pts wes
Wistaria, Chinese Purple.............
White. i... .pes sunieks Scans teen eee

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DECIDUOUS TREES

Ailanthus glandulosa. 5 to 6ft.......-.. $
Alder, Imperial. 4 to 6ft...............
imemesa- 6.16.7 {6 cnc6 52a ae on
Almond. Treeform 3to4 ft. ...........
Ash, American White. 6to Sit........

Lean) ee Be ais yon | eee one oe aie
Beech, American. 2 to 3 it. ............
Cut- and Fern-leaved. 2 to 3ft. .....
CNG ee tr ca Gee ol Se a AE win SEO nite onan

SEL Rien See aac eee) See ate «mice eam a ees
Purple varieties. 3 to 4 ft “
POREROS MEE ean 6 Barcel Dae neem setae Hale since
BE Gtr is ce was yee mae ole ray ween anal ee ote o's

SABES GN" i RA Gy red ee ge ee A ae

Weeping, Purple. 3to4 ft............
Birch, Cut-leaved Weeping. 6 to 8 it..
SRE EO hate n cee Ge tase nt os cis cur So eral
ROMO TSR roe se cee eee eo eats Hee
Paper 10 OUr cs aaeecss oes wee aie See
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Pyramidal. 6 to. 7 1b. ieee. coc Sein cco te

7 eect | eae eee eS Stn SO ee
PRIELG 1G ONES 1b. cae as ners o, ni Soraies ste
Young’s Weeping. 5 to 7 /it..........

Buttonwood. See Plane.
Catalpa, Bungei. 1-yr. heads....

RICE CEE Re A Ss Ae ee ae
SpeciGsa., 5 £0.60 fe s.f.252 22 cs< ce eats ->
SAREE Se be Ee cae PP A

Pin ESas BOM ee ore a ceed nc GPE tots cite (oie <> n=’
PCM A iar moan wees luis ae Salsas Seat
Chectnats. Sie Fits os. obese Seva os
Cherry, Flowering. 3 to 4 ft............

5 to 7 Dieser ene ret te Ie we ioe de an Os eee
Coffee Tree. GEG oes. ee ee ees
Crab Apples, in variety. 2 to 3 ft........

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Prope. AA ASRS BS Se aor ae eee

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sp Se Gi Siedekateialiel <j=talsieruie ciernieleiate crs atare!olahexals

AO Rane ae eee se ane falas eo foals en
Weeping. 2% to 3 fae cee eae I
Elm, American. 5 to 6 See eee tae hate
SEBS Us Geet Sra esi Re eine ieee Meee ee HP fetter a

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1% to 1% in. caliper...-.. aE a eee ee

Boe tort 4.411. Caliper sacs 6 Ee ae ey

DA EO. Caliper = 12. By Banas sooo
PAO SIRE ANI DEL po: Se daa ated oho a ye ae
Huntington. 9 to ro ft. ..............
Print.) WW Hite.) 3.t0 4 the.) 1-2. 5-285 2
Aer Tite caters eh ees Meacre Pooh e Soka a ake da
Hiekory .(Carya)..- 4:to 5-ft. .-s.6<.0. oss

Hornbeam (Carpinus) European.

S00 Oa ern ane See h25 PerarOGn-

Horse-Chestnut, Common White—

PROM etre stiles Ss oS 2a < Soe We cohevals sae kis
Dauble Whites. 5 to-6 it--...% «5 ss '--1 I
Bauble: Reds t0 5 ft) 235.2. S25 24 +e

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Judas Tree, American. 3 to 4 ft.......

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Japanese. 18 to 24 in...-- --25---.-2ses:

LOSI erate ee oaks Sidon! e vm 5 Serene Shiai ie

4 tO 4 fase 515 SBR ee See ee Sac

Koelreuteria paniculata. 6 to 7 ft......

Laburnum cytisus. 5 to 6ft.......

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SORE Cres cae a onpere 27 IO eaeneaS
leptolepis (Japanese). BO AIC. ita ema
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Linden, American. 8 to 1oft. ..........
Broad-leaved.<S tomo ft..2..0.5 o22se..
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Red-twigged. &§ to Pe Roe topes » wa be arses
Weeping. 7 to 8 ft. itite Sire Se ieseaer als
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Wihhite-leaved 2:5 toO It... cee sce ee

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Locust, Rose-flowered (hispida)—

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Yellow, or Black. 6to 8 ft............

Magnolia, American varieties.
Acuminata (Cucumber Tree). 3 to 4 ft.

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macrophylla. 4 to 6it..:..............
tripetala. 4 £0 5 ft. ...22.-.-ss0scee See

| Magnolia, Chinese varieties.
COnSpicua.. 2 10:2%¢ fils. aos. a see cee
Benner. (2) to ait. 2.6 ro ee ecw eae em a8
BEG IE anne, Ane Se San Cee Sa OCaBOS
Soulanveana. 2103 ft. 222-2 <+0<.2..-

BAG Th. ames acne wins olen ise eee anon bincle
Ab095, Hee Saas 2s 2, cos = oes oe ee se
stellata. 18 to 24in. ....

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BE ROUSE ai Sit acer Seren tera aie cae Ss

Maidenhair Tree (Salisburia). 6 to 8 ft.

BEE MOSHER ene ee rat eae ee See
TON CO Deltates octets ee eee eee

Tee (Ort Sani GAN Cie eiaey 2 ave et netics er
Lee COVE eilt Cali Ek. a5 seo o ie were sai
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Salar. G:to, Silks. so

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TOMO T2dtois. ote ok SRT eee ee ee
TDSC Or TAN te ee archasoi, ete owes ral no. spe aa
Schwedler’s Purple. 6 to 8 ft. .......
Reitenbach-. 6'to 7 fts- 25-222 0<< 5-26
tricolor Sycamore-leaved. 4 to 5 ft..
WHER 76 LO MONU od eee ae ee eee ee
FOROULAN EAS aie sae RO 6 Soa Se
SILVER. S10 10 its 2-3 eee ean ces oe
Maple, Japanese—
polymorphum. 2% to 3 ft. ............
Set OVA Eb eae oct bes sera ine am eee tore kine
var. atropurpureum. 2 to 2% ft......
es dissectum. 18 to BA Tice what ope ess
DAO Bibs an aioe ses e See ee sna a

Mulberry, Weeping. 1-yr. head........

DAE WCAG Pay. Sie hoe ere cea dees Bie

Onk, Golden~4 tos ft. fo). se nies 2:5

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Pyramidal (fastigiata). 5 to 6it.....

GeEOROE bare ree een SON ae ee es

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Paulownia (Empress Tree). 6 to 8 ft....
Peaches, Double- ROwerEES 3 to 4 ft..
A tos tte ee Evaro ate Soe ase
Plane, Oriental. 6: to 8 ft. aU AC Mire, ei
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DECIDUOUS TREES, continued
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Poplar, Balsam. 'S:tomoit. eee. setae eae $1 50 Tulip Tree. 6 to 8 it. =, ala ene eee
Carolinas S410 vetit es). . ts ais st hese 50 «$3 50 | Walnut, Black...5 106 ff. 25. -.2eeee I 00
10 to 12 ft, rece cece eee ee ces even cmes Paes SOG English. 7 to 8 ft......-......-..------- I 00 $7 50
EP tO a5 len sc Beds oe cos ieee 100 750 4Willow, Rosemary-leaved. 3to4 ft... 75 “6:00
Lombardy. 8 to Io ft..-....-.-.. .+-.-- 50 400 Top-erafted..6,to-7 ft:2: 2... eee I 35
10 to 12 ft... -- 0. ee ee eee eee ee eee eee 75h DOLOD Other varieties. 6 to 8ft..........--.: 60 500
Sweet Gum (Liquidambar). 5 to 6ft. . 1 25 8 tomo ith. + <a< - + So. cee st «eee 1700 68 oe
6 tO 8 ft... eee cece cece ee eee eee I 75 Yellow-wood (Cladrastis). 4 to 5 ft.... 1 00
horns. 11, valiety, 5 £0, 0 if... meer eee TOO" Se re50 6 to. 4b, cir Fe es a a ee I 50
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Birch, fastiziata. § toao tts. (ae: - baie $3 00 Balled and Burlapped Eacl
FAO SORES SAD Rc Pa Rd SIR ab tee Seis ety SNR Ne 2 50 i i P pase
Young’s Weeping. 8 to Io ft. ............... 4 00 pea aba American. 418 3e ase ae = a
acters | 5 torOdt. oo ec 22 ees tote Oats Be eres ee 256
aoa Bungei. EN a paral east Geo., Peabody. 4 to.5 fti.--2- a-u2u-em ue eee 3 00
Sac yOmO STC Sooiss Tote qe eb os. dereer $3 | OO e
Cypress, Deciduous. 6to Sit. .........-..---. 2 00 BA eto 6 Tt... ee pape
Dogwood, White-flowering. 6 to8 ft..$1.50 to 2 00 Me ape RSs é to 6 ff. oe ee aa
Hed-flowering.. 61077 it, .-05-2 2-00 ++ ste =e 3 00 : eg L002) ee 4°50
Koelreutesia: Stott... oe a 1 50 Fir, Nordmann’s. 4 to 5 ft., 4 to 5 ft. broad.... 4 50
Maple, Norway. 3%4+to 4 it: 3-ft.-broad:::2.. 2.5.05 nee eee 3 00
2tO 2 4n. caliper, 12\tOmA tte MiSly sec em set eGo concolor. 5 to6 ft:: +... +++ +.ess seer cess ee sees 709
aYetO Fin. Caliper, 14 to 16 tt. hisdy, .4---+ sa. 4 00 7 (G8 Ths se aics os cece. osc ee ee re 10 CO
3% to 4 in. caliper, 16 to 18 ft. high............ 6 oo | Sunipér, Irish. 332 to4 tt, 2: 2 00
Ser ere Bit OO arr cla. «2 ose ei eiset meee 2 00 Virginiana. 4% to 54. ..<)...02 seme eee
IOAGMIA NE Soe cao GoocoacosUSt Se aon a psn Gece abe 2 50 Savin’s. lf 2 =
RCItenO Ae hie 7 LO1O rib as see ie el eee ae 2 00 3 to 3% fee #9 ams {CEU T SSS 7 e
Worle’s Golden-leaved. 7 to 8 ft.............. 2 00 |l pick eoeoelan niga - eLe 5
Bie Oncaial ae Seas Asto 5, ft.» oases ae eh 2 50
Petaeaoe alec oer BENG ee a Oe Ce ere 3 50
y Saas 12 to 15 ft ee pia Austrian. 6.0.8 ftocen.0ns-atinouctekie eters
Dee iveney be (EAN levee Win Ouse th ig soles Iv BS 6.8 Sar 250° | ° Weeh
Poplar, Lombardy. 12 to 15 ft.......-...-....- I 25 ngho:,2 to. 34. broad) ee nee
Goulden:, (oto 2ite cs. soe. pes ee es stale Oe I 00 ce oe ie psoas op Sn oat, a er 3 50
Sweet Gum (Liquidambar), 7 to goft......... 2 50 ae et 416 (0,5 t.. -ns te ee oe ie
we AG BLT De TSS | 5 CORO AL, Saget < alesmen) aio = ag ee 5 00
; Strobus (White Pine). 5 to 6 ft. -.-..-....-.+. 2 50
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Alice bias’ Gite si. ss <A ee 50 7 10:8 Eh. 2.5 5725059225 995 rae 3 50
Ampelopsis Veitchii. 4-yr., heavy .........--. 35 | Retinospora filifera. 6 to 7 ft. .........--...-. 8 00
Bittersweet. 5 to 6 ft...-....--.ee sees eee eens 75 filifera aurea... 1%4-to2 it, . a2. see ae ee
Clematis paniculata. 3-yr............. 220005: 35 Dt 24 Tt. on cscs ches adas 2 3025 263. see ee 3 00
Tecoma (Trumpet Creeper). 5-yr., heavy....--. 50 obtusa compacta. 3 to 4 ft. ................- 3 00
Wistarias Gio Sites, sae oe cies I OO A to'5 ftF. scene. san 2d An a Oe 4 00
5 tO: O Tl.) see Saek <aeee i Rersiaate ae tetas sae ete I 25 obtusa nana aurea. 2 to 2% ft. ..........-.- 2 50
GG TE vss scares & Ales rosalosate Nrareieda Se mia oe oats eee 75 26 AD BAt, oe tae oe 25 aed Sen ae ec 3 00
SelouOmtee. cite As wes apsue sc. ehalast aeons ta ale bale cay Sees 2 50 pisifera’ aurea. 5 to 6 ft. -. -:34..:cs.2-: see mee 5 50
SHRUBS 6 SG Z - 5s aie) os oe wae Sele ee Aes eee 6 50
TOOT. sears caiee st ase hee 8 00
iz lumosa. BEE hoes! fn foes ere ee 5
Barbenye Thunbergii. 2% to3ft.,2to3ft.broad 75 e 5 to 7 ft oe $s to =
: : x ER Eee D4 SERS Sek ee eee ;
3 to 4 ft., 3 ft. broad .-..+.-+-see see eee eens ree plumosa aurea. 6to 7 ft., 4 ft. broad ........ 6 00
Calycanthus. 4 fit. spatee: elo) esis © « sc gt 0.0 >) s/n e1b & «6 © Th) IZ tc ft 7 ft } oY al
Deutzia, Pride of Rochester. 4t 50ft. ...... 75 Baia “WY it ke ‘tn Ctl ose eee aoe
Lemoines, sito dite: isto. Bae ee ee 50 ide bees Seba hg eal iy Se to 6 ft. 2-5 ae 5.98
Diervilla (Weigela). 4 to 5 ft. ...........--.+-- 75 Sciadopitys (Japanese Umbrella Pine). 3% to 4 ft. 7 00
Filbert, Purple. ie Bioan Nk GEO Ober 75 | A t0°5 fii. skies sce ker cis sn wget aeebe ec 8 00
Brae ATE OMG Wile, eee ccae 1c chante ele te x meen ae vase 50 | Thuyopsis borealis lutea. New. 5 to 6ft...-. 3 50
ONO Ua inos tin. 5 Gomoleme otto oO OUI SO SHO Oot 75 ’ +S 2
Honeysuckle Shrub. 4to 5 ft......... He ae fos 7 pine: eee Beare 9 it. ++ a one
Mahowias oft Asses ee ate eee <a ooisaeoe 50 eS ee eae 6 tov? Tt. «41
Privet, Ibota. 4 to 5 ft., heavy ...s.s.s.0 0000s - tO: 8 1b. fon od Seis tae aie ee ae a ea 4 co
SENET: er eae eae Deity SENG aks dU eo we tO G) ft. «no oe at. ctonats a 3 hse. Wee re 5 00
Rhodotypus. 4 ft pS ae Peat eRe OP Re Es ee 50 eR Na 5 to 6 ft. ee te ee a a ee 3 (ele)
Raspberry, Flowering. 4105 ft. ........-.--- 50 6 to Saibsce. Feat prey $5 to 7 00
Rhus laciniata (Cut-leaved Sumac). 3to4ft... 75 Oriental. 3% to 4 {t.....----++--seeeseeeenctee 3 90
Spirea, Waterer. 3 to 3% ft., heavy........... 75 4 to 474 fr. .+ : .-- 2. Jose, 1s = ons SA 4°
Opulifolia, aurea. ~4 to 5 ft. 6.2... 66--00- eee. 75 4% to.5 ftisses cast iiess (soe. 52 eee 5 50
Thudberetices to 4th -2hfe tess Pee ores 75 Koster’s Colorado Blue. 4 to 4% ft. .-..-... II co
Symphoricarpos vulgaris. 3to4 ft. ........-. 50 5 to 5% ft... 2. eee eee eee ee cere eee eee 13 00
MA COMOSUS 48 LOM tho cs ted Ses oi By Celene ree HO 57% to 6 ft. .-2- 6. vane e see ene nao ne os Shae Ra ren se
Styrax Japonica. 3% to 4 ft. ...... 002.0. + eae 75 Koster’s Weeping. 4% to 5 ft. .-.. 10 00
Styrax Japonica. 4 to 5 ft.....-...... Le Soe 1 00 5 tO 514 ft... 0. eee ee eee eee eee sew e en senna ts 2,00
Snowballs in variety. 4 to 5 ft. ...........-. 75 5% ta6 tarts eo os ks dae ee 15 00
Sy rings. A toss ite: 229 sete hes ia 75 cts. to I 00 Hemlock. 5 to 6 ft. ....---- ..---00 .eee errr eens: 4 §0

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