Wholesale catalogue of the Cherry Hill Nursery / Cherry Hill Nurseries

              CHERRY HILL NURSERIES, WEST NEWBURY, MASS., T. C. THURLOW & CO., Proprietors
Each fee 10        Per 100
Willow—Kilmarnock, New American, heavy {1 50 to {3 00
Thurlow's Weeping (new), 5 to 7 feet  {1 50       {10 00
" "       6 to 8 feet  2 00 15 00
The above have not been transplanted, but can be made line, shapely
trees.
The following are all transplanted and fine:
Thurlow's Weeping, 12 to 15 feet  15 00        100 00
Very large tine specimens {3 00 to 5 00
Tins new weeping willow has proved hardy and desirable in most of
the Northern States, and is being propagated by the larger nursery
men in New York, Ohio, etc. Our largest trees are the linest we have
ever seen — growing on the top of a high hill, fully exposed to the
winds, are furnished from top to bottom, and are perfectly healthy.
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EVERGREENS.
In a season like this, Evergreens can be planted successfully in August
and September —the largest trees often do better than in spring. If in
spring, the earlier the better, after the ground is settled and dry.
Abor-vitae—Siberian  (the best arbor-vita; for this section),  12 to
18 inches, just transplanted	
Siberian (the best arbor-vita' for  this   section), 2   to
2| feet	
Fir—Concolor, 5 to 0 inches, transplanted last spring	
''        3 to 4 feet, 3 or 4 times transplanted   2 00
"        4 to 5 feet, 3 or 4 times transplanted   3 00
"        5 to 6 feet, 3 or 4 times transplanted   4 00
"        6 to 7 feet, 3 or 4 times transplanted {5 00 to 10 00
There is no better evergreen than the Concolor Fir, especially nearthe
seashore. Entirely hardy at Bar Harbor, Me. The blue trees are the
most valuable.
Fraseri (better than Balsam Kir), 2 to 3 feet        75
Hemlock—The Hemlock Spruce, 12 to 18 inches	
Juniper—Daurica, fine and hardy, 6 to 7 feet	
Irish, 5 to 0 feet	
Suecica nana, one of the best, 2 feet	
Bine—Austrian, 10 to 15 inches, transplanted	
" 24 to 30 inches, twice transplanted	
" 24 to 3 feet, twice transplanted	
" 4 to 5 feet, twice transplanted	
A very valuable pine, especially near the seashore, where it is entirely
hardy.
Ccmbra (Swiss Stone Pine), 3 to 4 feet   2 00
White Pine (pinus strobns), 12 to 18 inches, once transplanted
"        " " " 18 to 24 inches, twice transplanted
"        " " " 2 to 24 feet, twice transplanted..
"        " " " 24 to 3 feet, twice transplanted..
This we consider altogether the most valuable pine for the Northern
States. It has been our specialty for years, and we have now to offer
over twenty thousand as pretty pines as one would wish to see; all
raised from Northern seed.
Ketinispora—Plumosa aurea, 12 to 18 inches	
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Squarosa, 4 to 5 feet    1 00
Spruce—Douglas, 6 to 8 inches, transplanted, per 1,000, {50	
"       G to 8 feet, {2 00, each.     3 to 6 feet    150
A valuable, rapid growing spruce from the Rockies.
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