. Catalogue of nursery stock. Seed industry and trade Michigan Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. 58 GREENING BROS., MONROE, CAMPERDOWN WEEPING ELM. MOUNTAIN ASH (Sorbus.) Weeping ( Aucupria Petidula)—A beauti- ful tree, with straggling-, weeping branches; makes a fine tree for the lawn ; suitable for covering arbors. MULBERRY. Teas' Weeping Russian—A weeping va- riety of the now well-known Russian Mulberry; perfectly hardy in summer and winter; withstands extreme heat and cold; and grows naturally in a very graceful form. POPLAR (Populus.) Large=Leaved Weeping (Grandidenta Pen
. Catalogue of nursery stock. Seed industry and trade Michigan Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs. 58 GREENING BROS., MONROE, CAMPERDOWN WEEPING ELM. MOUNTAIN ASH (Sorbus.) Weeping ( Aucupria Petidula)—A beauti- ful tree, with straggling-, weeping branches; makes a fine tree for the lawn ; suitable for covering arbors. MULBERRY. Teas' Weeping Russian—A weeping va- riety of the now well-known Russian Mulberry; perfectly hardy in summer and winter; withstands extreme heat and cold; and grows naturally in a very graceful form. POPLAR (Populus.) Large=Leaved Weeping (Grandidenta Pen- dula)—A variety having, when grafted standard high, long, slender branches, like cords, which droop very gracefully ; foliage large, dark, shining green, and deeply serrated. One of the finest weep- ing trees in cultivation. WILLOW ( Salix.) American Weeping (Purpurea Pendula) —An American dwarf, slender branched species ; grafted five or six feet high, it makes one of the most ornamental of small weeping trees; more hardy than the Babylonica. Kilmarnock Weeping ( Caprea Pendula )— An exceedingly graceful tree, with large, glossy leaves ; very hardy. Weeping (Babylonica)—The well-known common weeping willow. Our Trees are the Best World. in the Erie, Mich., August 25, 1892. We do not hesitate to say that the trees we grot from Greening; Bros, were far better than any other we ever planted. We are so well pleased with their way of doing: busi- ness that in the future all our large orders will be entrusted to them. We place great confidence in them, as every promise they have made has "now the ring; and gleam of gold. ISAIAH COTJSINO & SON. Size of Order, 4,750 trees and bushes. READ THIS ! And then Decide whether we are Worthy of Your Patronage. Ida, Mich., June 9, 1893. Greening Bros., Monroe, Mich.: Dear Sirs: Two years ago I bought quite an order of plums and pears from your firm. To-day I can rejoice in having the finest or- chard I have ever seen. Eve
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