. Spring of 1898 catalogue and price list of the Evergreen Nurseries. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs. They *g^gg§K!S COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE. Spruce. "White, Abies alba. EASTERN SPRUCE. Spruce. Hemlock Canadensis. A broad pyramidal tree of medium size, and very dense growth: branches thickly set. and smaller branches pendulous. A beautiful tree while young. Planted for screens and wind-breaks, and -is frequently trained for ornamental hedges with good affect. Very hardy. Spruce. Norway. Abies A
. Spring of 1898 catalogue and price list of the Evergreen Nurseries. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs. They *g^gg§K!S COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE. Spruce. "White, Abies alba. EASTERN SPRUCE. Spruce. Hemlock Canadensis. A broad pyramidal tree of medium size, and very dense growth: branches thickly set. and smaller branches pendulous. A beautiful tree while young. Planted for screens and wind-breaks, and -is frequently trained for ornamental hedges with good affect. Very hardy. Spruce. Norway. Abies A native of Nor- thern Europe. growing to a height of from 75 to 121 feet. Planted in this country more for pur- noses of utility than for ornament. It is. however, one of the handsomest of the conifers for the de- coration of the park and landscape, and is used lai-gely for hedg- es and screens. It is perfectly transplanted, and adapted to any kind of soil. Spruce. Rocky >Iountain Blue. This tree is also called Picea pungens by some botanists, but ours are a distinct Variety from the Colorado Blue Spruce, are not so are' beautiful, hardy, and desirable evergreens. Medium sized, varying in height from 25 to 50 feet when stand- ing singly, often rising to 100 feet in the dense forest: has a conical outline, and is well furnish- ed with branches from the ground. The foliage is light bluish-green in color, and slightly glacous. Certainly one of the finest of the American Spruces. Hardy in all parts of the United States. Ash, Black, Fraxinas sambucifolia. A small tree of good form, with tough wood separable in lasers, used for hoops and coarse baskets. Best adapted to low. wet soil. Ash, European, Fraxinus excelsior. A large, fine, hardy tree, with a more rounded head and darker foliage than the American Ash. Ash, Flowering, Fraxinus ornus. A medium-sized tree, native of Southern Europe: re- sembling our native American Ash in foliage, but producing showy c
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