236 THE DICTIONARY OF GARDENING, 
Prunus—continued. Prunus—continued. 
P. domestica (domestic).* Common Plum. fl. white, usually P. insititia (grafted). Black Bullace; Bullace Plum. fl, white; 
soli . Spring. fr. variable, both in shape and colour. peduncles twin. Spring. 2 globular, black or white. l. ovate 
l. ovate-lanceolate, convolute. Branches unarmed. h. 20ft. or ovate-lanceolate, convolute, downy beneath. Branches spiny 
Fie. 302. FLOWERING BRANCH OF PRUNUS SINENSIS FLORE-PLENO. 
nd. There are numerous varieties of thi i 
alae — aneniet lasek many of at the apex. A. 10ft. to 15ft. Europe (Britain), Asia. A small, de- 
which are desirable for plantations, h ciduous tree, with spreadi ‘ i 
tn vrs are olin“. HAP AG) T "MO | Pi Tavia Cmoothy "A mee ot Fant ie, 
: . urocerasus. 
P. ilicifolia (Holly-leaved). A synonym of Cerasus ilicifolius. P. maritima (sea-lo — si — ee — — 
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