APPENDICES. 



XXV 



LIST 2. 



The annesed short lists of trees, with other plants select- 

 ed for special purposes, may be of use to readers of this book. 

 Fuller details of the trees Earned, will, of course, be found in 

 the body of the work. 



Evergreen Trees. 



A. — Exotic trees suitable for shade or effect in Gardens, Parks, and 

 ornamental grounds. 



Scientific name. 



Habit of growth. 



Araucaria Cookii 



Bidwillii 



Cunningliamii 



,, var. glauca 



excelsa 

 Dammara robusta 



australis 

 Cupressus sempervirens 



toruloaa 

 Anda Gomesii 



CastanOspermum australe 

 Eucalyptus rostrata 



citriodora 

 Ficus Benjamina 



var. comosa 



KoxburgMi 



macropEylla 



Cunninghamii 



elastica 

 Artocatpns Cannoni 

 Grrevillea robusta 

 KigeEa pinnata 

 Nepbelium litcbi 



loganmn 

 Pitbecolobium saman 

 Schinua molle 

 Swietenia Mahagoni 



maorophyUa 

 Caeaalpinia coriaria 

 Cassia siamea 



marginata 

 Parkia biglandxilosa 



Colvillea racemosa 

 Brassaia actinopbylla 

 Lagunaria Fatersoni 



Symmetrioal and conical. 



Do 



Do 



Do 



Do 



Do 



Do 

 Erect, compact, columnar and f nnereal. 

 Conical. 



Round-headed and moderately spread- 

 ing. 



Do 



f Australian gum trees. 



Robust and wide-spreading. 



Do 



Do 



Do 



Do 



Do 



Do 

 Conical, with eUvery-foliage. 

 Round -headed and very dense. 



Do 



Do 

 Robust and wide-spreading. 

 Weeping. 

 Round-headed. 



Do 

 Umbrella-shaped. 

 Moderately round or ovoid. 

 Round-headed. 

 Round-headed at the summit of a tall 



trunk. 

 Moderately round and spreading. 

 Umbrella-shaped. 

 Conical. 



