mene Gh LST OF PEANT§S 
NAME Trae oF FLOWERING HABITAT 
Rhododendron hybrids, some individuals killed rg14—-15. 
Adolf Diana 
atrorubrum F. L. Ames 
Bismarck F. B. Hayes 
Butlerianum Hanna Felix 
delicatissimum King of the Purples 
Rhododendron hybrids, all individuals killed 1914-15. 
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REMARKS 
Lady Grey Egerton 
Marquis of Waterford 
Mrs. Harry Ingersoll 
Prometheus 
R. S. Field. 
Alarich Duke of Connaught Mme. Wagner 
Albin Earl of Shannon Mum 
Alfred Egge Mrs. H. S. Hunnewell 
Bluebell Elysium Menemoisyne 
Circe Fee Salmonum roseum 
Daniel ’ Hercules Sir H. Havelock 
Jay Gould 
Rhododendron hybrids killed 1917-18. 
Gomer Waterer 
James Smith 
Marquis of Waterford 
Marshall Brooks 
Mrs. Thomas Agnew 
Rhodora (see Rhododendron canadense). 
S.—Rhus canadensis.......... 
S:—-Rocopallings. o)5 0.001 sa10)5 
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eRe sVEINICH Uae cialis ciciccio cts, sctels-clore 
Si— RibesiaureuMien cere evelscupiess: -is.crcl ever 
s.— var. chrysococcum.... ...... 
R. alpestre 
S.— var. commune....... May 
Si— RE CONEUIM a eiarete sss shells ecevelal | are sie one 
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S.— WATSIMEEING. jayeeiers cide (ais ieesese 
Si—R- fasciculatumts)-aejactss <0 ss seers 
S.— Var Chinenses 2556.21) </ee.0.2% 
SR missouriense... cc ces. 2000s 
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Fragrant Sumach (R. aromatica). 
Rather a straggling plant with 
slender stems sometimes three 
or four ft. high. Fls. are bright 
yellow, on short axillary 
branches. Followed by red frts. 
Lvs. are rather more lustrous than 
those of the other Sumachs. 
Wings on the leaf stalks. Few 
plants present a more brilliant 
appearance when the lvs. turn 
bright scarlet. 
Chinasn scenic Small tree. Fls. white. A. C. 
very fine. 
Chinassecs sen The ‘“‘Lacquer Tree” of Japan and 
China is as poisonous as R. 
toxicodendron. A. C. brilliant. 
Headwaters of Smaller plant than R. odoratum 
with more slender stems. Flow- 
ers smaller. Frt. black and 
the Missouri 
River, to the 
W. of orange. Perhaps a more attrac- 
Arizona...... tive plant. 
Montana...... Frt. yellow. 
anni betayeerreie: Fls. small, inconspicuous. Frt. 
acid, prickly and of little beauty. 
May prove valuable as hedge 
plant in cold regions. 
Rocky Mts..... Fls. small, white, covering plant. 
Frt. red, sweet and edible. 
Handsome foliage. 
C. Georgia..... Little-known plant. Fls. long, 
white, gracefully drooping on 
long stems. One of the most 
attractive of the collection. 
Bea ci Alscercioiere 
N. W. U.S Fls. white. 
Chinap soe ass Frt. bright red. Only species 
with frt. which ripens in the 
autumn. 
Chinas Frt. scarlet. A. C. bright shades, 
orange and scarlet. 
Missouri tp 
Arkansas.... Fis. pale yellow. 
N. W.N.A.... Fis. pure white. 
