t Larix europaea, a dead tree felled in wood near 

 Temperate House, November, 1902, was 105 feet 

 long as it fell, a- small portion, estimated at 5 feet 

 or 6 feet, had previously been blown off the top so 

 that at its prime it must have been at least 110 feet 

 high. 



Picea Omorica ; this spruce is one of the most 

 promising in Kew, a tree about 14 years old, is 

 now 17 feet 6 inches high ; 11 inches girth. 



Pinus bungeana ; in collection, 20 feet high ; 1 foot 



8 inches girth. 



t Pinus Coulteri ; near Succulent House, 54 feet 

 high ; 7 feet 5 inches girth. 



Pinus excelsa\ on lawn near Victoria Gate, 62 feet 

 high ; 7 feet 8 inches girth. 



Pinus flexilis ; in collection near Isle worth Gate, 

 31 feet high ; 2 feet 6 inches girth ; has produced 

 cones for several years. 



t Pinus lambertiana ; in collection near Lily Pond, 

 63 feet high ; 4 feet 7 inches girth. 



t Pinus Laricio ; near main entrance, 86 feet high ; 



9 feet 3 inches girth. 



t Pinus Laricio \&r.pallasiana ; in collection, 60 feet 

 high ; 7 feet girth. 



Pinus monticola ; on lawn N.W. of Water-lily 

 House ; 63 feet high ; 5 feet 1 inch girth. 



Pinus palustris ; in collection, 19 feet high; 8 inches 



girth. 

 t Pinus Pinaster ; near Old Oak Avenue, 71 feet 



high ; 7 feet 8. inches girth. 



