MISSOURI BOTANICAL GARDEN BULLETIN 71 
Botanical Name Common Name Injury 
Elaeagnus longipes Gumi Partly killed 
Forsythia viridissime Golden bell Killed to ground 
Hibiscus syriacus Rose of Sharon Half way killed 
Ligustrum ovalifolium California privet Killed to ground 
Stephanandra flexuosa . Killed to ground 
Tamarix africana Tamarisk. Half way killed 
Tamarix gallica Tamarisk Killed to ground 
Vitex Agnus-castus Chaste tree Dead 
Zanthoxylum americanum Prickly ash Slight 
Zanthocylum clava-Herculis Toothache tree Half way killed 
Among the newer introductions from Asia the following 
have proved hardy: 
Acanthopanax ricinifolius Populus angustifolia 
Aesculus Bushii Populus balsamifera X deltoides 
Aesculus “E. G, Palmer” Populus suaveolens 
Aesculus splendens Populus tomentosa 
Ailanthus Duclauaii Prinsepia uniflora 
Ailanthus Vilmoriniana Pyrus Michauaii 
Buddleia japonica ~ Pyrus serotina 
Caragana arborescens pendula Sorbaria arborea 
Cornus brachypoda Spiraea Veitchit 
Cornus controversa Spiraea Wilsonti 
Corylus heterophylla Syringa Josikaea 
Diervilla japonica Syringa reflexa 
Hamamelis japonica Syringa Sweginzowii 
Hamamelis vernalis Syringa tomentella 
Hypericum Kalmianum Ulmus glabra Wheatleyi 
Indigofera Kirilowtt Ulmus parvifolia 
Juglans rupestris Viburnum Opulus xanthocarpum 
Physocarpus opulifolius inebrians Viburnum Sargentii 
NOTES 
Mr. F. C. Harris, student in the School for Gardening, has 
been drafted in the National Army. 
Hon. Joseph Richmond Churchill, of Boston, Mass., spent 
a part of May in the herbarium and library. 
Mr. Clarence Pedlow, former student in the School for 
Gardening, has been aeemnied Assistant Superintendent of 
School Gardens of St. Louis. 
Mr. R. A. Studhalter, formerly Lackland Fellow, has en- 
tered the Naval Reserve So Mare Island, San Francisco, 
as Hospital Assistant, first class. 
Mr. Alexander Lurie, Horticulturist to the Garden, led a 
“round table” discussion on gardening at the Webster Groves 
Gymnastic Association, on May 2. 
Mr. Charles W. Fullgraf, former student in the School for 
Gardening, has receiv the commission of First Lieutenant 
in the United States Quartermaster Department. 
