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Tajviarix. — Shoots somewhat killed. 



Callicarpa. — Americana and japonica. Killed to ground. 

 ViBURNUJi. — macroceplialum. Killed. 

 opulus. Hardy. 

 pUcatum. Hardy. 

 oxycoccus. Hardy. 

 "Wkigela. — Generally hardy. 



Yucca filamentosa. Hardy, though often browned ; 

 other species tender. 



CLIMBERS 



Akebia. — quinata. Hardy. 

 Ampelopsis, — hederacea. ^ 



Veitchii, or > Hardy. 

 tricuspidata. ) 

 Aristolochia. — Sipho. Hardy. 

 BiGNONiA. — radicans. Somewhat killed. 

 Celastrus. — Hardy. 

 Clematis. — azurea grandiflora. Hardy. 



Hendersoni. do. 



Sophia. do. 



viticella, group. do. 



virginica. do. 



all others tender if unprotected. 

 Hedera. — All Ivies have been badly killed. 

 Lonicera. — Honeysuckles have been somewhat killed. 

 Menispermum. — canadense. Hardy. 

 Passiflora. — coerulea. Tender. 

 Periploca. — groeca. Somewhat killed. 

 Rosa. — All roses have suffered severely. 

 Rdbus. — All flowering Brambles have been badly killed. 

 Wistaria. — In good condition. 



At Wellesly, the well-known estate of H. Hollis Ilunnewell, 

 there have been singular exceptions to the above list. Wellesly 

 is abQut five miles northwest of Glen Ridge, also upon the Charles 

 river, and the soil of the two places is almost identically the 



