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FOREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS & EVERGREENS.

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2 Reddish podded bladder 
sena,
Cornus,
1 Male Virginian dogwood,
2 American red-rod,
3 Deep-red-fruited cornelian
cherry tree,
Cupressus,
1 Virginian deciduous cypress
tree,
Cytisus,
1 Common broad-leafed laburnum,
Crataegus,
1 Common hawthorn,
2 Double blossomed do. [ditto] [hawthorn],
3 Large scarlet do. [ditto] [hawthorn],
4 Virginian cockspur do. [ditto] [hawthorn],
Daphne,
1 Apine,
2 Lemon scented,
Neapolitan mezereon
4 Traling [Trailing], an elegant and
fragrant shrub,
Dirca,
1 Marsh leather-wood,
Epigaea,
1 Trailing arbutus,
Euonymus,
1 Narrow leafed spindle-tree
2 Broad do. [ditto] [leafed] do. [ditto] [spindle-tree],
3 Evergreen do. [ditto] [spindle-tree],
Fraxinus,
1 American white ash,
2 Pennsylvania ash,
Franklinina,
Genista,
1 Dwarf English broom
neddle [needle]-furze, or petty 
whin,
2 Dyer's broom,
Gleditsia,
1 Triple thorned acacia or
honey locust,
Glycinne,
1 Carolinian shrubby kidney
bean.
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Gordonia. Lobloly bay,
1 Pubescent,
Guilandina,
1 Hardy bunduc,
Halsia.  Silver-bell-tree,
1 Two-winged fruited,
2 Four do. [ditto] [winged] do. [ditto] [fruited],
Hamamelis,
1 Virginian witch hazel,
Hedera,
1 English ivy,
2 Virginian creeper,
Hibiscus,
1 Double flowering red althea,
2 Ditto [Double flowering], white do. [ditto] [althea],
3 Silver striped leafted do. [ditto] [althea],
4 Single athea [althea] iu [in] variety,
Hydrangea,
1 Virginia shrubby
Hypericum.  St. John's Wort,
1 Virginian
Jasminum,
1 Common white jasmine,
2 Italian yellow do. [ditto] [jasmine],
3 Gold striped-leaved do. [ditto] [jasmine],
4 Indian do. [ditto] [jasmine],
Ilex,
1 Common holly,
Juniperus,
1 Red cedar,
2 Tree or Swedish juniper,
3 Common savin,
Lausus,
1 Benjamin tree,
2 Common sweet bay,
3 Sassafras,
Kalmia,
1 Broad leaved,
2 Narrow do. [ditto] [leaved],
Ligustrum.  Common privet,
Liriodendum,
1 Virginian tulip-tree,
Lonicera,
1 Scarlet trumpet honey
suckle [honeysuckle],
2 Striped leav'd [leaved] honeysuckle
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