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SAL 



rican Cress, Beet Root, Borage, Burnet, 

 Celeriae, Celery, Chervil, Corn Salad, 

 Cress, Dandelion, Endive, Finochio, 

 Garden Rocket, Horse Radish, Lettuce, 

 Mint, Mustard, Onions, Purslane, 

 Radishes, Rape, Scurvy Grass, Succory, 

 'Water Cress, Wood Sorrel. 



SALE p. Ta'cca pinnatl'fida. 



SALISBU'KIA. Maiden - hair - Tree, 

 f Named after It. A. Salisbury, an 

 English hotanist. Nat. ord., Toxads 

 [Taxacese]. Linn., "Zl-jlfomecia Q-PoIy- 

 andria.} 



Hardy deciduous tree. Layers, which require 

 from oiie to two years to root, unless the soil 

 be kept moist about them ; cuttings of the 

 well-ripened shoots, taken off with a heel, and 

 inserted under hand-lights ; deep sandy loam, 

 and dry subsoil. This is a highly ornamental 

 tree, producing its male and female blossoms on 

 different trees, and it is doubtful if the female 

 plant be in this country. The readiest way to 

 secure fruit would be to graft female shoots on 

 the male plant. 



S. adiuntifa'lia (Maiden-hair-leaved). 20. April. 

 Japan. 1754. 



SALI'SIA. (Named after the Countess 

 de. Salts. Nat. ord., Myrtleblooms [MjT- 

 tacese]. Linn., IS-Polyadelphia 3-Tri- 

 undria. Allied to Leptospermum.) 



Greenhouse evergreen shrub. Cuttings of 

 young shoots getting a little firm, in sand, 

 under n bell-glass, in May ; peat and loam. 

 Winter temp., 38 to 48. 

 S. pulclte'tta (pretty). Rose. May. Swan River. 



SA'LTX. Willow. (From the Celtic 

 sn/, near, ami Us, water; place of growth. 

 Nat. ord., WUlou-worts [Salicace.ne]. 

 Linn., '12-Ditecia 2-Diofulria,) 



Cuttings of ripened shoots, which merely re- 

 quire to be inserted in the soil in the autumn ; 

 moist soil, inclining to the marshy, suits them 

 best ; very dwarf shrubs, propagating with 

 more difficulty, should be struck in summer, 

 under a hand-light. 



GREENHOUSE DECIDUOUS. 

 S. Bonplandia'na (Bonpland's). Mexico. 



gariepi'n-a (Gariepan). April. Cape of Good 



Hope. 18i6. 



Hiimboldtia'na (Humboldt's). 10. Peru. 



1823. Evergreen. 



tetnispc'rma (four-seeded). 20, East Indies. 



1/96. 



ITARDY EVERGREENS. 

 5. cine'rea (grey). 15. April. Britain. 



vennlo'sa f veiny-leaved). 2. April. Scotland. 



HARDY DECIDUOUS. 



S, acumina'ta (pointed-leaved;, 15. April. 

 Britain. 



acutifo'lia (sharp-leaved\ 8. April. Cas- 



pian Sea. 1823. 



S. j&gypti'aca (Egyptian). Egypt. 



alaternoi'des (Alaternus-like). April. Switz- 



erland. 1824. 



a'lba (common- white). 40. April. Britain. 



catru'lea (blue). 40. May. Britain* 



cri'spa (curled-leaved). Englund. 



albe'scens (whitish). April. Switzerland. 



1824. 



alnifit'lia (Alder-leaved). April. Europe. 



1830. 



ambi'gua (doubtful). 20. April. Britain. 

 ma'jor (greater). 5. April. Eng- 

 land. 



undnld'ta (\\nvy-leaved). April. 



England. 



Ammania'na (Ammann's). 20. May. Aus- 



tria. 1821. 



nmygda'lina (Almond-/eatec?). 2. April. 



Britain, 



Andersonia'na (Anderson's). 3. April. 



Scotland. 



nngusta'ta (narrow-leaved). 10. March. 



Pennsylvania. 1811. 



angustifo'lia (narrow-leaved). 3. April. 



Caspian. 1825. 



Ansonia'na (Anson's). March. Switzeri 



land. 1827. 



aqua'tica (water). 10. April. Britain. 



arena' ria (sand). 3. June. Scotland. 



atropurpu'rea (dark-purple-firaraeAerf). April. 



Switzerland. 1824. 



atrovi'rens (dark-green). May. Switzer- 



land. 1824. 



auri'ta (eared). 2. April. England. 



aiistra'lis (southern^. April. Switzerland, 



1824. 



Babylo'nica (Babylonian. Weeping}. 30. 



May. Levant. 1/30. 



cri'spa (curled-leaved). May. 



Napoteo'na (Napoleon's). 16. 



I'ulffa'ris (common). June. Eng- 

 land. 



- berberifo'lia .(Berberry-leaved). May. Dauria. 



1824. 



- betulifo'lia (Birch-leaved). May. Scotland. 



- bctu'iina (Birch-like). 



bi' color (two-coloured), ft. April. Britain. 



Borreria'na (Borer's). 8. May. Scotland. 



cce'sia (grey). 3. May. S.Europe. 1824. 



- ra'ndirla (white). 10. April. North Ame- 



rica. 1811. 



- candi'dnla (small-white). April. Europe. 



cane's fens (hoary). 



ca'prea (goat. Great -round-leaved). 30. 



April. Britain. 



- carina'ta (keel -leaved). 3. April. Scotland. 



- carpinifo'lia (Hornbeam - leaved\ April. 



Germany. 1824. 



- cerasifo'lia (Cherry-leaved\ April. Switzer- 



land. 1824. 



chrysa'nthos (golden - flowered). April. 



Norway. 



- cle.tlicefo'lia (Cletha-leaved). April. Switz- 



erland. 1824. 



- confo'rmis (uniform-leaved). April. North 



America. 



coni'fera (cone-bearing). 10. June. North 



America. 1820. 



- corda'ta (heart-leaved). 6. April. North 



America. 1811. 



- cordifo'lia (heart-leaved), 3, North Ame- 



rica. 1811. 



