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Harl Bundigay 

 wofcrt 



Billi C4ercul 

 Cal Gercul 

 Cuddee Gercul 



Sumpigay 



This tree will not stand severe lopping 

 and is difficult to train to a head. 

 Timber extremely hard ruins several 

 axe generally used for posts in build- 

 ing. 



Affords indifferent shade may be styled, 

 a " hot" tree, that is, does not, how- 

 ever thick, afford a cool shade. Leaves 

 if rubbed smell like sweet briar al- 

 ways has a profusion of suckers after 

 lopping requires constant trimming- 

 Timber resembles Lignum Vitae very 

 hard, heavy and durable not touched 

 by white ants useful for posts and 

 beams ; particularly serviceable for bed 

 for plates for machinery or sleepers, 

 also chisel handles. 



affords indifferent shade 

 very brittle and does not 

 stand wind. Timber useless, 



"Michelia Champaca" 

 There are three varieties. 



(1) Woodaway Sumpigay 



(2) Hunnarl Sumpigay 



(8) Narg Sumpigay (Part rtofcrt) 



" Mesua Ferrea." 



The latter is a small tree grown for it* 

 highly scented flowers. 



None of this class are recommended for 

 shade, but may be used for belts or 

 lateral protection. Under very large 

 trees coffee is always poor and frequen- 

 tly actually dies out. The Sumpigay 

 attains an immense size, sometimes 



