EVERGREENS AND OLD BOX 107 



tions and of exquisite grace and colouring, shading 

 from very dark, rich green to greenish grey under- 

 neath. Its branches are carried lower than any 

 other Spruce tree, the bottom ones often sweeping 



Group of Cedars 



the ground. This tree is of slow growth and devel- 

 opment and expensive to procure, but it will give 

 much pleasure to any one who is fond of evergreens, 

 and is most valuable on account of its habits and 

 colouring where permanent planting is done. 



