. Catalogue Général des arbres fruitiers et ornementaux : arbustes, roses, pivoines, petits fruits, etc., etc.. Pépinière New York (État) Rochester ; Catalogues Catalogues des plants des arbres de fruits ; fruits ; Catalogues Catalogues des Plants des Arbres, arbustes, plantes ornementales plantes ; catalogues ; Catalogues Catalogues Roses. L'AVENUE UNIVERSITY, pépinières, Rochester, N. Y. 39 (Cytisus LABURNUM). Alpine, ou Scotch (alpinus)-une variété de valeur, la production de longues grappes de fleurs jaunes. Commun, ou chaîne d'or pendentif ours-long, de grappes de fleurs d'or en juin ; lisse et brillant du feuillage. Belle et très voyantes, et précieux pour l'e

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. General catalogue of fruit and ornamental trees : shrubs, roses, paeonies, small fruits, etc., etc.. Nursery stock New York (State) Rochester Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Trees Seedlings Catalogs; Shrubs Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs; Roses Catalogs. UNIVERSITY AVENUE NURSERIES, ROCHESTER, N. Y. 39 LABURNUM (Cytisus). Alpine, or Scotch (Alpinus)—A valuable variety, producing long clusters of yellow blossoms. Common, or Golden Chain—Bears long, pendent racemes of golden flowers in June; smooth and shiny foliage. Very showy and beautiful, and valuable for every lawn. When fully grown, fifteen to twenty feet high. LARCH (Larix). European (Europaea)—A beautiful, rapid-growing tree, of irregular, pyramidal form, with small drooping branches. Very desirable and universally sought in all sections. When fully grown, thirty to forty feet. LINDEN, OR LIME (Tilia). American, or Basswood (Americana)—Rapid-growing, open-head or spreading tree, with large leaves and fragrant flowers. Very desirable on account of its fine luxuriant foliage. When fully grown, forty to sixty feet. Cut, or Fern-Leaved (Laciniata)—A very attractive variety. European (Europaea)—A very fine pyramidal tree, with large leaves and fragrant flowers; smaller in all parts than the preceding, and more valuable for street or lawn planting. When fully grown, thirty to fifty feet. European White-Leaved (Alba)—A vigorous growing tree, with large, handsome foliage, quite downy and whitish underneath; smooth above; very valuable. When fully grown, twenty to twenty-five feet. MAGNOLIA (Magnolia). Very beautiful, but exceedingly difficult to transplant with success. Acuminata (Cucumber Tree)—A mag- nificent tree, growing very rapidly, and often attaining from sixty to ninety feet in height, producing in June yellow flowers tinted with bluish purple. Very desirable on account of its fine, luxuriant foli- age, rapid growth, and fine flowers. Lenne (Lennei)—A very

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