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5^SH r Srj4«h* TomlH c« b. had ta 



rjiffiarDrrnrr!}' Cfncmtclr. 



win iJS- iw c fit2; ',/_•' Y."u «o!ii 



luring ; and the atogaurfr agreeable fragrance of 



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 tection of soma kind to theee flower> I 



!>- n.r.»ssan\ other tL:n.> 1m :.-:J.' m.iv).< ! i.li.-i. 

 TLfit- i»an abundance I f... |i - . i , i U N.v.ui. l,. 

 .....id ;!.,■ vouug l.u.N. ..:. 1 l!.t !: •>> 1 Japan aic at 



severe as tW of England. 



A better pun perhaps would be to grow it at an 

 Orange-tree, keeping it in a tab. drawing it into a 



old < •■! v. v.... v (..i ihr winter, and .iraggm:; it out 



; u dy »« .g^yjpSV - 



cssi t £ ^ill^dtiVr^Srf 



4m ta ffi l i l. th mrtod, towawwit »■.. b*tog eaaiiy eal. 

 to the par 1859 totomad bj Mr. Gum**, that Sir 



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plant to produce its 



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kh**b 



fmlama like those or a uataipa. 



towJyfromtU folio 



inaioattoo, acieeted Cbeto«<M, 



I * Tery light whit.- 



magnificent plants of Japan," it wanna 

 " ; ' !'■ : 

 Princess of the Low Countries ; 



5 , | g*^Taikaaama, for which reason it is held j 

 ■■P«««Br in Japan." We quote from Siebolo, ! 

 ?■• ■»»« describes the tree as forming a large ' 



^■"•tt describes the tree as : 

 2J.*akBwnerou« stout am 



Jtoaagiea He « v , tl.V, ,1 . .,,. :n ... f,w ,he«- ar, ,, U„o.n ? m, . ,-r* -•; - j ,na. succ* .,lb real-, ■ gw-d M u« Tea.' 



***• «*P«r (Ui Japan) at the beginning of April, ; *• -•"?* furnitor. of »»*^ *'«* »J J». '""I I The plantation, were Urn* «Ubltob*i,a a d ton 

 ST JZrTV "* «P»ded. In general size they : "**•?"* ta SItSTLTX «I! her 



.],atol Tb. next **p w» to obuto 

 2"' **« WoMoma resembling the purple Fox- i W » „"i u ria*. with *—~ from , d» toMitifi.. 

 P^J fcm, mm, and colour. The tree is reported SwWlWllK trailfai ro«»d the cottage ; ai 



T* *«•, *», and colour. The tree is rej 

 ****** wwmonly in the most southern pi 

 IS^^ where U thrives '- ~ 



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■whether or 



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?"Httak ^7 eiube *ance ; a w 



5^ OnlL^ P r <i P^will aid the woo, 



specimens now ductive in January, and a 



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