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INSCRIPTIONS OF THE SHRUBS 



Aucuba jap6nica. Am HA or JAPANESE 'LAUREL' (340) is an 



evergreen shrul>, with large opposite thick notched glossy and of ten varie- 

 gated leaves, cultivated in the Gulf states (where it is hardy) for the 

 foliage and bright one-seeded berries which are red, white, or yellow in 

 the different varieties. The flowers are small and inconspicuous, in clus- 



FIG. 349. Aucuba. 







VS. J ' !. 

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FIG. 351. - Hobble-bush. 



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FIG. 350. Japanese Snowball. 



FIG. 352. European Wayfaring 

 Tree. 



