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Plants adapted for a Conservative Wall, 



farnesiana W. 



pubescens Br. 

 *Julibrissm Willd, 

 *dealbata Link 

 Ceratonia L. 

 *5iliqua L. 



^osdcecB Dec, 



^raygdalus Tourn. 

 -j-orien talis W. 

 Cerasus Juss. 

 *sin^nsis G. Don 

 Purshw! Dec. 

 *tridentata Dec. 

 Kerria Dec. 

 •japonica Dec. 



flore-pleno Horf. 

 jRubus L. 



rosaefolius Smith 

 *coronarius B. M. 

 reflexus Ker 



A very fine creeper, 

 of easy cultivation ; 

 but very rare in col- 

 lections. 

 Potentilla L. 

 *glabra Lodd. 

 Rosa Toiirn. 

 ■fodorata Hort. vars. 

 fsemperflorens Lind. 

 •j-Banks?a R. Br. 

 flutea Lind. 

 With hundreds of 

 others at the taste and 

 pleasure of the pro- 

 prietors. 

 L6we« Lind. 



*berberiib\\2t. Lind, 

 Cratae^gus Lind. 

 *mex\ch.n&Moc.etSesse 

 *Pyracantha Pers, 

 Photlnia Lind. 

 ♦serrulata Lind. 

 *«rbutif61ia Lind. 

 *integrif61ia Lind. 

 Raphiolepis Dec. 

 *indica Dec. 

 *salicif61ia Lind. 

 *rubra Lind. 

 Eriobotrya Lind. 

 *jap6nica Lind. 

 Cotoneaster Med. 

 *rotundir61ia Wall. 

 *microphylla Wall. 

 Cydonia Tourn. 

 *jap6nica Pars. 

 *fl6re-aIbo Hort. Lign. 

 Margyrici'irpus R.cl Pav. 

 setosus 11. ct Pav. 



Anclstrum JCtk. 



argenteum Fl, Per. 

 Poterium L. 



spinosum L. 



caudatum Ait. 



Calycanthdcets Lind. 



Calycanthus Lind. 

 *fl6ridus L. 

 *la2vigatus Willd, 

 Chiraonanthus Lind. 

 *fragrans Lind.' 

 *grandifl6ra Lind, 

 *minor Hort, 

 These beautiful and 

 fragrant plants ought 

 to entwine their 

 branches with those 

 of the rose against 

 every cottage in Great 

 Britain. 



GranatdcecB D. Don. 



Punica Tourn. 

 *Granatum L, 

 *fl6re-pleno Lind. 

 *albescens Dec. 



*fl6re-pleno Dec. 

 *flavum Hort. Lig. 

 *nana L. 



Onagrdcece Lindl. 

 Fuchsfa L. 



arborescens Sims 



And all the other 

 species and varieties in 

 cultivation. Amongst 

 these *F. discolor B. 

 R. (better known as 

 the Port Famine fuch- 

 sia) is particularly de- 

 serving of notice, as 

 being very hardy, and 

 one of the most beau- 

 tiful of the old sorts. 



\,ytlircLcecE Lindl. 

 Zythrum L, 



alatum B. M. 

 Heimifl Dec. 

 *salicif61ia Dec, 



?)«yrtif61ia Otto. 

 Lawsom'ffl Dec. 



inermis Willd. 

 Lagerstroe^mzrt L. 



indica L. 



VhiladclphdcecB Axb Brit. 



Dcciuuaria L. 

 *barbara P/i, 



Mi/rtdcea Dec. Prod. 

 Calythrix Dec. 

 glabra B. R, 

 Tristania Br, 

 jzeriifolia jK. Br, 

 /aurina Dec. 

 BeaufortJa R. Br. 



decussata R. Br. 

 Melaleuca R. Br. 

 paludosa Dec. 

 armillaris Dee. 

 fhymifolia Sm. 

 pulchella Br. 

 Eridesmia Br. 



tetragona Br, 

 Eucalyptus Br. 

 longifolia Smith 

 *robiista Sm. 

 *speci6sa Hort. 

 *pulverulenta B. M, 

 *cordata Lab. 

 *connata Dum. 

 tuberculata Br. ? 



Many others of this 

 fine genus, containing 

 above 60 species. The 

 above will stand the 

 average of winters 

 v/ith very slight pro- 

 tection. 

 Angophora Cav. 



lanceolata Cav. 

 Callistemon Dec. 

 salignus Dec. 

 scaber B. Cab. 

 lanceolatus Dec, 

 lophanthus Sw, 

 Metrosideros Dec. 

 capitatus Dec, 

 corifolius Vent. 

 flexuosus Willd. 

 floridus Dec. 

 Leptospermum Dec. 

 *sericeura Lab. 



lanigerum B. M. 

 *5Coparium Dec. 

 *squarr6sum Gcert. 

 yuniperinum Vent. 

 Fabricia Dec. 

 *?Myrtif61ia Dec. 

 * laevigata Dec. 

 *sericea Dec. 

 Bae'ck?rt Dec. 

 *virgata B. M. 



This and the two 

 preceding genera I 

 have known three 

 winters in succession 

 to stand without the 



