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THE GREEN-HOUSE CATALOGUE. 



SAPO^TE.^;. 



SiDERO^XYLON merme, a Cape shrub which may be 

 treated Hke Ardtsia. 



Sersali'sia. serlcea, a New Holland shrub of the same 

 nature as Siderdxylon. 



EBEN.VCEiE. 



RoYE^NA lucida. R. hirsuta. 



villosa. angustifdlia. 

 pdllens. ambigua. 

 glabra. polydndra. 

 pubescens, B. R. 500. 

 Cape shrubs of some beauty of foliage, which grow in 

 loam and peat ; and ripened cuttings root in sand under a 

 hand-glass. 



DiosPY^RUs Kdki, a Japan shrub or low tree, which 

 grows in light rich loam, and is increased by grafting on 

 any of the hardy species, or by ripened cuttings in sand. 



OLEFNEiE. 



LiGu^sTRUM lucidum, the Wax-tree, a Chinese shrub 

 which grows in sandy loam, and is readily increased by 

 cuttings. 



O^LEA europea, and several varieties. 



O. capensis, B. R. 613. 

 O. unduldta. 

 O. verrucosa. 



O. americdna. 

 O. excels a. 



O.frdgrans, B. M. 1552. 



Evergreen shrubs with small white flowers, which grow 

 in sandy loam, and increase freely by cuttings in the same 

 soil. 



NoteltE^a longifolia and ligustrina, New Holland shrubs, 

 which grow in loam and peat, and are increased by cuttings 

 in sand under a bell-glass. 



