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clusters of white flowers with reddish- 

 yellow centers, and in full bloom 

 resembles a catalpa. 



Chinese plants are not the only ones 

 that have been doing well in the Depart- 



ment of Agriculture's gardens for foreign 

 plants. Others from the West Indies, 

 Australia, vSpain, South America, 

 Hawaii, and the Philippines are showing 

 interesting possibilities. 



