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PINUS 



scrub, barely I ft. high. In this state, according to Sargent, it holds in 

 possession the bleak summits of the Cascade Mountains in California 

 undisputed by an other tree. 



PlNTTS FLEXILIS. 



P. GERARDIANA, Wallich. GERARD'S PINE. 



One of the rarest of pines in cultivation, the only good specimen in 

 England of which there is general knowledge being in the Cambridge 

 Botanic Garden. This, when I saw it in February 1911, was a little under 

 15 ft. high, of shapely form and in perfect health. Small plants have 



