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THE SMALL NURSERY 



PLANT TERMS— Continued 



Ht.— Height, High 

 Hort. — Horticulture, Horticul- 

 tural 

 Htb.— Hotbed 

 Hyb.— Hybrid 

 In. or (") — Inches 

 Inset. — Insectivorous 

 Lf.— Leaf 

 Lft. — Leaflet 

 Lfts. — Leaflets 

 Lvd. — Leaved 

 Lvs. — Leaves 

 L. G. — Light grade 

 Lg. O. — Lining out 

 Max. — Maximum 

 Mdc. — Medicinal 

 Med. — Medium 

 Min. — Minimum 

 Mxd.— Mixed 

 Mor. — Moraine 

 Mtn. — Mountain 

 Nh.— Not hardy 

 N. Gr. — Nursery-grown 

 O. R. — On own roots 

 0pp. — Opposite 

 Ore. — Orchid 

 Ord.— Order 

 Pend. — Pendula 

 Per. — Perennial 

 Pit.— Plant 

 Pods — Seeds in Pods 



Pois. — Poisonous 



Pol.— Pollarded 



P. Gr.— Pot-^ rown 



Pyr. — Pyramids 



Rky. — Rockery 



Rt.— Root 



S. — Seed, Seedling 



Sdl.— Seedlings (not Tr.) 



Shrd. — Sheared 



Shr. — Shrubs 



Sgl. — Single 



Sp. — Species 



Spee. — Specimen 



Sprd. — Spread* 



Std.— Standard 



Stm. — Stem 



Strt.— Stratified 



Stg. — Strong 



Sym. — Symmetrical 



Tpw. — Top-worked 



Tr. — Transplanted 



T. — Trees, Time 



Tub. — Tubers 



Var. — Varieties, Variegated 



Veg. — Vegetable, Vegetation 



Wat.— W'ater 



Wpg. — Weeping 



Wh. — Whip (not branched) 



X. — Heavy (grade) 



XX. — Very heavy 



XXX. — Very heavy specimens 



E. Color Abbreviations 



Bla Black 



Blu Blue 



Bm Brown 



Card Cardinal 



Carm Carmine 



Cit Citron 



Coir Color 



Cre Cream 



Cri Crimson 



Gra Gray 



Gre Green 



Lav Lavender 



Lem Lemon 



Lil Lilac 



Mag Magenta 



Mar Maroon 



Mau Mauve 



Gra Orange 



Pnk Pink 



Pur Purple 



Red Red 



Ros Rose 



Sal Salmon 



Scar Scarlet 



Sul. Sulphur 



U-Mar Ultramarine 



Ver Vermilion 



Vio Violet 



Whi White 



Yel Yellow 



