LISTS OF TREES, &C. SECT. XIX, 



shoots will strike into cracks of the walls, and mount 

 high where there is room. See Catalpa, last list. 



LIST of the lower deciduous trees and woody 

 plants, called shrubs, cultivated for ornament : 



2 Almond, dwarf, sing, and doub. red fl. s. su. b. gr. April 

 2 dwarf, with leaves hoary underneath, ditto 



3 AH spice tree, Carolina, or pompadore, /. May d. 



1 Allyson, prickly and hoary leaved wh. 5. su. c. July d. 



4 Athmjrutex, pur. red, \\hitc strip, fl. &c. /. su. s. Sept. 



$ Amelanchier, dwarf bl. fruited medlar, s. I. su. b. gr. May 



2 Andromeda, shrubby, wh. yel. red and pur. fl. s. I. ^u. July 



3 Aralea, herbaceous Canada and Virginian, r. s. June 



4 Azalia, American honeysuckle, wh. red. scar. /. r. July 

 4 Bladder sena, Pocock's early deep yellow, s. /. June 



4 ~_ -oriental, or the blood red, 5. /. July 



3 _ shrubby Ethiopian scarlet, s. Aug. d. 



.. , see colutea in the last list, and below 



4 Bramble,, doub. blossomed, and wh. berried, /. su. s. May 

 4 Briar, sw. sing. doub. semi, pink and scar. s. su. I. June 



2 Broom, com. English, Dyer's, and dw. Portugal, s. r. May 



3 large Portugal, and upright, Montpelier, s. r. Junjr 



2 wh. flowered, trailing and upright, s. r. June. 



2 Buckthorn, dwarf purging berried, s. I.e. May 



3 . long leaved dwarf ditto, s. /. c. May 



4 Button tree (cephelanthus) American, 5. /. c. July 



2 Clematis (virgin's bower) upright wh. blue, r. s. June 

 4 .1 oriental, climbing, yel. flow. /. c. May, &c. 



4 Candleberry myrtle, wh. flow, blue berried, 5. /. su. June m. 



3 . dw. Carolina, br. leave. c.L s. su. J u. m. 



4 Chaste tree, nar. and br. leaved, pur. and wh. /. c. Sept. 



3 Cherry, com. dwarf, and dw. Canada bird, s. b. gr. May 



4 Cletra, alder leaved, full of wh. flow. s. I. su-. July, &c. 

 1 Cononiltajuncea, or rush-like Spanish, s. June 



x 3 Cotoneaster, (a medlar) dwarf quince, 5. /. b.gr. May 

 4 Coreopsis, two American sorts, yel. flow. off. July, &c. 



