DIVISION II. — S. E. COUNTIES. 



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mouth, var., Medlar, Mulberry, Narcissus, Nectarines, Osmanthus 

 ilicifolius, Pampas grass, Passiflora coerulea, Parsley, Pears, Phillyrea 

 angustifolia, Picea amabilis, P. cephalonica, P. grandis, P. lasio- 

 carpa, P. Lowiana, P. Nordmanniana, P. Pinsapo, Pinus excelsa, 

 P. Laricio, P. pinea, P. sylvestris, Platanus orientalis, Plums, Pyrus 

 japonica, Quercus Ilex, Quince, Retinospora plumosa, R. squarrosa, R. 

 ericoides, R. pisifera, Rhododendrons, Rhus glabra, Ribes, Rosemary, 

 Salisburia, Sequoia gigantea, Skimmia japonica, Stocks, Strawberries, 

 Taxodium distichum, Taxus baccata (Yew), Do. fastigiata, Tritoma 

 uvaria, Ulex europaea (Furze), Do. fl. pi., Vines, Black Hamburgh 

 and sweet water, Wallflowers, Weigela rosea, Wistaria sinensis, Yucca 

 filamentosa, Y. gloriosa. 



4. Farnborough, The Grange. — W. Sherwin, Esq. 



Gen. Char, of Soil — Light sand and gravel. 



Alt. and Exposure — Open and somewhat low. 



Rainfall, 1880—32-5 ins. 



Date of Onset and Duration of Frost — Oct. 20th, snow-storm. 

 Min. Temp, and Date— Jan. 26th, 22°. 



Plants injured, 1880-81—9 (1), 18 (2), 10 (3)-Abies Dougla- 

 sii, 2. Arbutus Andrachne, 3 ; A. Unedo, 1. Aucuba japonica, 3. 

 A. j. variegata, 3. Azalea amsena, 3. Berberis Darwinii, 2. Broc- 

 coli, 3. Brussels sprouts, 2. Buddleia globosa, 2. Buxus balearica, 

 2. Catalpa syringaefolia, aurea, 3. Cauliflowers, 1. Cercis siliquas- 

 trum, 1. Cupressus Lawsoniana, lutea and glauca, 1. Desfontainea 

 spinosa, 2. Echeveria mefcallica, 1. Escallonia macrantha, 2 ; E. 

 rubra, 2. Euonymus europaeus, 1. Furze, fl. pi., 1. Garrya ellip- 

 tica, 2. Hibiscus syriacus, 2. Holly 3. Laurel, Bay, 2. Laurel, 

 common, 2 ; L. Portugal, 2. Laurustinus, fine plants, 1. Ligustrum 

 lucidum, 1. Magnolia grandiflora, Exmouth vars., 2. Oak "Lu- 

 combe," 1. Olearia Haastii, 1. Paulownia imperialis, 3. Penstemons, 



2. Pinus insignis, 3. Quercus Ilex, 2. Rhododendrons, John 

 Spencer, Mrs. Heneage and Victoria, 2. Roses, H.P.'s and Stands., 

 many, 1. Sequoia gigantea, 3. Thuja gigantea, 2. Tritoma uvaria, 



3. Wallflowers, 2. 



1. Isle-of- Wight — Ryde, Appley Towers. — Mr. W. Stanburv.* 

 Gen. Char, of Soil — Loam, mostly resting on a clay subsoil. 



* See an account in Gard. Ghron., 1881, Oct. 15th, p. 494. 



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