Vaughan's seed store . ft $ to $ 6 ft to 7 ft to 8 ft to 10 ft 12 ft PINUS (Pines) We have KOSTERS BLUE SPRUCE in all sizes from 2 to 12 ft. high. Austriaca. (Austrian Pine). A stately tree of pronounced type, growing regularshaped boughs, upward inclined, with rich foliage some 4 inches long and producingcones of a shiny brown color about 3 inches in length. It makes tall rapid growthand adapts itself well in many parts. Is splendid for shelter purposes or asspecimens on lawns. 3 ft., $; 4 ft. $ Montana. (Swiss Mountain Pine)
Vaughan's seed store . ft $ to $ 6 ft to 7 ft to 8 ft to 10 ft 12 ft PINUS (Pines) We have KOSTERS BLUE SPRUCE in all sizes from 2 to 12 ft. high. Austriaca. (Austrian Pine). A stately tree of pronounced type, growing regularshaped boughs, upward inclined, with rich foliage some 4 inches long and producingcones of a shiny brown color about 3 inches in length. It makes tall rapid growthand adapts itself well in many parts. Is splendid for shelter purposes or asspecimens on lawns. 3 ft., $; 4 ft. $ Montana. (Swiss Mountain Pine) An attractive vigorous growing dwarf pineof dense bright green foliage, especially adapted for rock plantings in small gardensHt. 18 in., diam. 18 in. $ each. Mughus. (Dwarf Pine). A low growing handsome evergreen with vivid coloredleaves of a twisty nature and cones of a brown, grayish tinge. \y2 by 1Y2 ft. $ 48 m%)TT2@i8 ©if w&vmTiAWg, ^2?sm ii^VT/ntATEX), <swm&.m© ikmw) ^mw. THUYA GLOBOSA ©mini PINUS (Pines)—Continued Strobus. (White Pine). A very beautifuland graceful pine, regular in form withhorizontal boughs and dark green foliage,growing quite tall, surmounted by a sym-metrically formed ft., 75c;.\y2 to 2 ft., $; 3 ft,, $ TAXUS (Yew) Cuspidata. (Japanese Yew). One of the hardiest, of spreadinghabit, foliage light green. 2 ft., $; 3 ft., $ each. Cuspidata Brevifolia. A form of the above with short, dark greenleaves. A very handsome, hardy variety; ft., $ each. THUYA (Arborvitae) Occidentalis. (American Arborvitae). A very prettyshapely tree of pyramidal form. The foliage is a freshvivid green, mellowing to a softer shade on the underside of leaf, turning in winter to a bronze. 15 to 18 in.,35c; 2 ft ., 50c; 3 ft., 60c; 4 ft. Specimens, $; 5 , $; 6 ft, Specimens, $; 7 ft. Speci-mens, $ each. Occidentalis Globosa. A round compact form, deepgreen foliage. Very shapely as in.
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