Southern Plant Lists - Southern Garden History Society

American Farmer
Baltimore, Maryland, March 22, 1822
Trees sold by Hull and Bowne’s Nursery, New York, NY
FOREST TREES OF LARGE GROWTH
European white flowering horse chestnut [Aesculus hippocastanum]
Spanish chestnut, with very large fine eatable fruit [Castanea sativa]
American chestnut [C. dentata]
Weeping willow [Salix babylonica]
Upright green weeping willow [S. babylonica]
Yellow willow [S. vitellina]
Tulip tree, one of the most ornamental trees [Liriodendron tulipifera]
Fox’s white oak [Quercus alba]
American oaks, twenty varieties [Quercus sp.]
Liquidambar, or maple-leaved sweet gum [Liquidambar styraciflua]
Lombardy poplar [Populus nigra ‘Italica’]
Athenian poplar [P. tremuloides]
Balsam poplar, or broad-leaved Tacmahac [P. balsamifera]
Carolina poplar, or cotton tree [P. canadensis]
Aspen poplar [P. tremuloides]
Canada poplar [P. canadensis]
Honey locust, or three thorned acacia [Gleditsia triacanthos]
Common locust [Robinia psuedoacacia]
Western plane, Sycamore, or Buttonbush [Platanus occidentalis]
English linden, or Lime tree [Tilia europaea]
American linden, or Basswood [T. americana or heterophylla]
American Bird cherry [Prunus avium or serotina?]
European larch, or deciduous fir [Larix decidua]
Madeira nut, or English walnut [Juglans regia]
Round black walnut [Juglans nigra]
Long black walnut [J. nigra]
Illinois, or Pecan nut [Carya illinoisensis]
Hickory nuts of varieties [Carya sp.]
Sassafras [Sassafras albidum]
Weeping birch [Betula pendula]
Canada birch [B. populifolia?]
Black American birch [B. nigra]
White, or Paper birch [B. papyrifera]
English elm [Ulmus procera]
Scotch elm [U. glabra]
Pride of India, or head tree, with purple flowersand beautiful [Chinaberry, Melia azedarach]
foliage
Catalpa [Catalpa speciosa or bignonioides]
American cypress [Taxodium distichum]
European white ash [Fraxinus excelsior]
Sugar maple [Acer saccharum]
Scarlet flowering maple [Acer rubrum]
Hull and Bowne
1822
New York
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