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somewhat loose, with drooping branches. It is quick- 

 growing, and of graceful appearance. Foliage pale- 

 green. Grows to the size of a tree. Not very hardy. 



JUNIPERUS MACROCARPA. Sibihorp. 

 (Large-fruited Juniper.) 



SYN. Juniperus dblongata. Gussone. 

 Jimiperus Lobelii. Gussone. 



A large shrub, inhabiting sandy places in Greece, 

 Sicily, and Austria. It is a very distinct and hand- 

 some species, with large pale glaucous leaves. 



JUNIPERUS MEXICANA. SchUcht. 

 (Mexican Juniper.) 



SYN. Juniperus Deppeana. Steudel. 



Juniperus Sabinoides. Hurnboldt. 



Inhabiting the mountains of Mexico, at elevations 

 from 8000 to 10,000 feet. A pyramidal-shaped tree, 

 not very hardy. 



JUNIPERUS 



(Dwarf Juniper.) 



SYN. Juniperus dealbata. Douglas. 

 Juniperus saxatilis. Gardens. 

 Juniperus montana. Ibid. 

 Juniperus sibirica. Pinetum Woburnense. 

 Juniperus canadensis. Loddiges. 



A low shrub, indigenous to the mountains of 

 northern Europe, Asia, and North America. "Well 

 adapted for planting on cold barren hill-sides. 



