( 45 ) 



1 



29 Evergreen thorn, with scar-*} 



let fruit during autumn i 

 mid winter, very orna- j 

 mental, 37 cts. J 



30 Balm of Gilead, or balsam} 



fir, very much admired, > 



4 feet high, 50 cts. ) 



5 to. 6 feet high, 75 cts* 



31 White, or Weymouth pine,} 



much . admired, 50 to 75 > 

 cts* j 



32 Norway spruce fir 



33 Red spruce fir 



■34* Black, or double spruce fir 



35 White spruce fir 



36 Hemlock, or drooping 



sp ruce fi r 

 .37 Cedar of Lebanon. $2 



38 European silver fir 



39 Scotch mountain fir 

 Pinaster, or weeping clus- 

 ter pine, $1 



Italian stone pine, with 



eatable fruit, $1 

 Siberian stone pine, $2 

 Pitch, or resin pine 



44 Yellow pine 



45 Phillyrea, many species 



46 ^Carolina plum, or zvild orange 



47 ^English laurel 



48 ^Portugal laurel, $1 

 ^Spanish cork tree, $1 

 ^English evergreen oak 

 ^American live oak 

 Purple pontic Rhododen- 1 



dron, beautiful J 

 . American do, 

 54 Alexandrian, or poetic lau-} 

 rel, of classic celebrity, > 

 ! dollar S 



40 



-41 



42 

 43 



Mespilus pyracaniha 



Pinus balsameri 



strobufj 



abies 

 rubra 



} 



49 

 50 

 51 



■32 



53 



nigra 



alba 



canadensis 



cedrus 



picea 



sjlvestris 



pinaster 



pinea 



cembr& 



rigida 



variabiHs 



Phillyrea, sp. 

 Prunus caroliniensb 



laurocerasu^ 



lusitanica 



Quercus Ruber 



ilex 



virens 



Rhododendron pontic 

 cum 



~ maximum 



Ruscus racemose 



