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KUBXJS. Bramble. Brombere, Oer. Ronce, Fr. 



These are rather coarse looking: shrubs, but can often be employed to g-reat advantage, especially in the wild 

 g-arden to produce certain effects. 



K. crataegifolius. D. An ornamental species introduced from Manchooria ; habit robust and erect, f oliag-e larg'e, 

 deep green turning to a dark red color in autumn. In July the plant is covered -^-ith bright red fruit of an 

 agreeable flavor. 35c. 



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Cut-leaved Elder. (Reduced.) 



Fern-leaved Elder. (Reduced. 



Jl. fruticosus laciniatus. Cut-leaved, OR P ARSLEY-T.K A VED Bramble. D. Of low trailing habit, follag'e 

 deeply cut and quite ornamental ; produces palatable fruit. 3.5c. 



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Spir^a— ROTUNDiEOLiA ALBA. (Natural Size.) 

 R. plioenicolasius. ». A species with foliage resembUng that of the Raspberry ; leaves downy and of a silvery- 

 white underneath; flowers followed by a hairy fruit of a scarlet color. 35c. 



