$10 LISTS Or T?vEES, &C. SKCT. XIX, 



Bay free, common, doub.fi. and ftriped leaved, h f.fa. &. 

 Box tree, broad and narrow leaved,/. /.//. r. See lift 6. 

 *- Cedar of Libanus, Carolina, and Virginia, /. 



i Phoenician, Lycian and Bermudian,/. 



Cork tree, fee the article oak 



* Cyprefs large -common upright, and male-fpreading,/ 



Portugal pendulous, or gte cedar, /. 



the lower upright, or pyramideal fhaped, /. 



* Fir, fpruce, Norway, American forts, Sec./. See Bimel 



* fiver, (i.e. the pitch nr.) and balm of giiead,/ 



* "hemlock, and variegated balm of gtlead,/ 



.• fevvefal plain, and many variegated forts, / /. gr m b. 



- Dahoon, and Yapon, ox S. fea tea tree, ditto 



fi;>::/cr, Swedifti, and two Spaniih forts,/. 



~ — — fee cedar, Virginian, ;i. e. the red) &c. 



Laurel, com. cherry bay, and ftriped "forts, /. c.f. fu\ 



Portugal, reddifh wood, bright leaves, ditto 



-Maple, evergreen cretan, /. c'Jfu. ^ 



* Magffilfa, or laurel leaved tulip tree, L j\ c. Auguft 



* Oak (ilex j, common evergreen, br. and nar. leaved,/. 



* — i Montpelier, or holly leaved'oak, /. 



9 — cork tree, broad and narrow leaved, /•- 



* — Molucca, or the American live oak,/. 

 .* — fcarlet bearing, or the kermes oak,/. 



* Pine tree, wild Scotch pine, commonly called /o/ 



* — pinafter, ftone, mountain Siberian,/ 



* j , Weymouth, torch, or Virginia rfwamp,/. 



* Carolina iwamp, or prickly coned, Sec. A 

 Privet, common evergreen, white flower,/ L June 



* Fyracantha, or evergreen thorn, red berry, / /. c. May 

 Softie large upright Portugal, See next lift, / /.^r. 

 Spindle tree, American plain and ftriped evergr./. /. f, 

 Sirawtfcerry tree, fee arbutus in this lift, 



Yenv, ih'ort, narrow, broadband ftriped leaved,/. 



%* Some of thefe, though they attain, in a ccurfe of 

 years, .confiderable height, maybe occafionally considered- 

 as large fbruhs, infteaa of trees^ and planted accordingly; 

 SfeUfdl pruning will help to keep large fiuubs down, and 



i.^ad others to mount, . 



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