. Complete descriptive catalogue of fruit, shade and ornamental trees : grapes, small fruits, roses, shrubs, climbing vines, etc.. Nursery stock Washington (State) Toppenish Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT—DECIDUOUS TREES , 59 POPLAR—Continued. and destroy the appearance of sameness pro- duced by other trees. Silver-leaved (P. alba). A tree of wonderfully rapid growth and spreading habit; leaves large dark, rich green above and white as snow beneath. See also Weeping Trees. PRUNUS. Plum
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. Complete descriptive catalogue of fruit, shade and ornamental trees : grapes, small fruits, roses, shrubs, climbing vines, etc.. Nursery stock Washington (State) Toppenish Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs. ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT—DECIDUOUS TREES , 59 POPLAR—Continued. and destroy the appearance of sameness pro- duced by other trees. Silver-leaved (P. alba). A tree of wonderfully rapid growth and spreading habit; leaves large dark, rich green above and white as snow beneath. See also Weeping Trees. PRUNUS. Plum Pissardi (Purple-leaf Plum). A new shrub of Persian origin. The tree is a decided contrast in itself. The leaves, as they first appear on the tips, are a beautiful orange color, and they mature to a rich pur- ple, clear and distinct, growing darker as the season advances. The leaves remain until late in the fall—a decided contrast to other shrubs. Its beautiful, shining bark and its pink flowers and bright red fruit altogether make it the most rich and beautiful orna- mental tree possible. It is remarkably hardy; very rapid grower, com- pact, symmetrical in pro- portion, and attains about §| the size of the peach. Triloba (Double - flowering Plum). A very desirable shrub, introduced from Japan. Flowers semi-dou- ble, of delicate pink, up- ward of an inch in diam- eter, thickly set. Hardy; flowers in May. RED BUD. See Judas tree. SALISBURIA. Maidenhair, or Ginkgo Adiantifolia. A Japanese tree of large size and columnar growth. When full-grown §§ it is more spreading. The 'leaves resemble those of the Maidenhair Fern. A valuable, ornamental tree, and useful for street and avenue planting. If pruned several times when young it will make a round, com- pact-headed tree. It seems to thrive well along sidewalks in the city, and to be generally free from insects and diseases. SYCAMORE. Platanus American Plane, Sycamore, or Buttonwood (P. occidentalis). A well-known, tall, rap