81 (Doc. \ 



priva v l >t in t oue hundred specimens. Flow- 



.1 July. 



IB] ia Virginian \ - Witch I! 



A -" ib ix to twelve feet high. Leaves three to six 



\ N hen cultivated, becomes ;i handsome small 



o thrive well in any situation. Flowers 



at the end of October. Pound generally distributed. 



A' it ne thousand five hundred specinv 



d. Jdglans Nil 

 A * \i\ feet high, with a trunk from one 



to two feet in diamct< q foot or more in length. 



Thrh i i d p ai •! rich loam. Flowers in 



May. lly distributed. About two thousand 



specimens. B bis, the " Ju ns cinerea," or white 



walnut, also foul 



I. JUNIPERUS VlRGINIANA— 



A w 11 known . reen, often growing 



thirty or foi high. I m dry hillsides, in 



rock; i . But a few s] found. 



24th. Laurus B 



A shrub six to ten I h. Leaves three to five 



1 •. ( i:--w - i i ! ■ I, on the bord< i :' 



ri\ ( , in April. Found in i About 



two ! and fifty specim 



A middle in diairn 



i ward 

 autumn the I ish brown. Thi 



