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Hendon Rectory. 



T, A bay, ornamented with a series of standard fuchsias, with some choice plants, and 

 elegant vases in front of them. Among these plants are, Kalmio! latifblia, iJhododendron 

 arbbreum hybridtun, and a standard iJhododendron ponticum. A handsome vase is filled 

 with Petunia phoenicea. 



The fuchsias and myrtles grown in tubs and pots, and set out on the lawn 

 during summer, are splendid specimens of the following kinds : 



Fuchsia gracilis, 8^ ft. high, head Gj ft. 



wide; tub 2 ft. wde, and 1 ft. 10 in. 



high. 

 Another specimen, 8 ft. 9 in. high, head 



6^ ft. in diameter, with a clear stem of 



4^ ft., and 6 in. in circumference ; grovra 



in a tub 2 ft. wide, and 1 ft. 10 in. high. 

 Another specimen, total height lOj ft., with 



a clear stem of 7 ft., the head 5 ft. m 



diameter ; grown in a tub 1 ft. 9 in. wide, 



and 1 ft. 4 in. high. 

 Another specimen, in all respects the same 



as the last, except that it has a clear stem 



of 7 ft. 10 in. 

 Fuchsia conica, total height 6^ ft., clear 



stem 5 ft., width of the head 5 ft. 9 in. ; 



grown in a tub 1 ft. 5 in. wide, and 1 ft. 



3 in. high. 



Fuchsia globbsa major, total height 6 ft., 



clear stem 3 J ft. ; grown in a pot 1 ft. 



wide, and 1 ft. high. 

 Fiichsja tenella, grovra in a pot 1 ft. 9 in. 



wide, and of the same height, forms a 



regular cone 10 ft. 6 in. high, and 5 ft. in 



diameter at the base. 

 AfjJ^rtus communis fibre plbno, the common 



double-blossomed myrtle, total height 6 J 



ft., with a clear stem of 2^ ft., the head 



4 ft. in diameter ; grown in a tub 2 ft. 



vride, and 1 ft. 9 in. high. 

 Two handsome standard common myrtles, 



3 ft. 3 in. high ; grown in pots 10 in. 



■wide, and 10 in. high. 

 Two standard double-flowered myrtles, of 



the same dimensions ; grown in pots of 



the same size. 



The more remarkable of the trees and shrubs planted on the lawn are the 

 following : 



M. macrophylla. 

 conspicua. 

 obovata. 



Berberaceae. 

 Berberis fascicularis. 

 vulgaris. 



Temstromikcex. 

 Camellia viridis. 



japonica semiduplex. 

 j. riibro plfeno. 



'RanuncidacecB. 

 Clematis, several species. 



MagTwlikcex. 

 Magnblio grandiflbra. 

 g. lauceolata. 

 glauca. 



g. ThompsoniiJ/ia. 

 umbrella, 

 acuminata, 

 auriculkta. 



C. j. albo pleno. 



j. quadrangulkris. 

 Stuartia Malachoddndron. 



Aceraceos. 

 A^cer cr^ticum, 8 ft. high. 



JEiSculicecB. 

 u^E'sculus rubici'mda. 

 camea. 

 pallida. 



