DECIDUOUS ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS. 



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Conimon Nsime. 



ST. JOHN'S WORT. 



135. Kiilm's, 3 



136. Piofase or Cluster, 3 



137. Foetid leaved, 3 



138. Green flowering, 3 

 1.39. Variegated leaved, 3 



140. DECIDUOUS HOLLY, 1 



141. VIRGINIAN ITEA, 2 

 JASMINE. 



142. Large leaved yellow, 



143. Italian small leaved do., 

 KERRIA. or CORCHORU3. 



144. Sifislfi yellow, 

 GLOSE^ FLOWER. 



145. Double y-fUnw Japan, 

 LAGERif;TRyEMIA. 



146. Fink or Crape Myrtle, 



147. Purple, 

 143. Crimson, 

 149 White, 

 LEYCESTERIA. 



150. rlandsime, 

 PRIVET. 



151. V a ri egated I eaved, | 



1.52. While berried, 

 MVLOCARIUM. 



153. Privet leaved, 



154. NANDINA, Japan, 

 SYRINGA. 



1.55. European fragrant, 



155. Seraidouble, variable, 

 157. Variegated leaved, 



1.53. Profuse flowered, 

 15D. Large flowered, or Garland, 

 1(50. Broad leaved, 

 18 L Gordon'3, 



162. [lairy leaved, 



163. Large scentless, 



164. Zevher's large flowered, 

 135. GEORGIA BARK, 

 156 NEPAL PIPTANTHUS, 

 POMEGRANATE, see Fniitj 



Catalosue. page 55. 

 CINaUEFOlL. 



167. Profuse flowering, 

 RHODORA. 



168. Canada purple, 

 CURRANT. 



169. Alpine gooseberry leaved, 

 171). Misii^ouri black fruited, 



171. Missouri large fmited, 



172. Missouri yellow fruited, 



173. Missouri orange fruited, 



174. S.TOwy flowered, 



175. Red flowered, 



176. Late red flowered, 



177. Crimson flowered, 



178. Missouri gooseberry, 



179. Fai'.hsia flowered, 



180. Grape leaved, 



181. Siriped leaved red fruited, 



132. Striped leaved black; do., 



133. Showy, 

 Glutinous, 

 Lanceolate, 

 Malvac«ou3, 

 Be.aton's hvbrid, 



. GOOSEBERPvY, Menzies', 

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184. 

 185. 

 186. 

 187. 

 183. 

 C. 



13.3. Rose,* 



ISO. Wr'eping rose,* 



For othftr spfcies see Caragana. 



RASPBERRY. 



191. Canada purple flowered, 



10^. White flowered, 



193. Chinese double white, 



1.94. Nootka Sound white, 



195. Showy pui-ple, 

 OSIER. 



196. Variegated leaved, 



197. Red twigged. 



198. Vi!)!?.! t igged, 



199. Enslish basket 

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'HOI. Eoee, 



202. RLDER.vn nested leaved, 



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HYPERICUM, 

 kalniianum. 

 prolificum. 

 liircinum. 

 frondosum. 

 androsa?mifoIiuin,w. 

 Ilex prinoides. 

 Itea virginica. 

 JASMINUM. 



fruticans. ) 

 humile. i 

 KERRIA. 



jap-onica, vel corch. 



flcre-, vl^io. ( 

 LAGERSTRy^lMIA. 

 indica. 1 

 pwjyurea. I 

 atrorubra- \ 

 alba. J 

 LEYCESTERIA. 



formosa. 

 LIGU STRUM. 



vuigare, varieg. ) 

 leuoooarpum. ) 

 MYLOCARIUM. 



lig-ustrium. 

 Nandina domestica. 

 PHILADELPIIUS. 

 coronarius. 

 multiplex, 

 fot. varieg. 

 floribundus. 

 grandifiorus. 

 latifolius. 

 gordonianu?. 

 hirsutas vel gracilis 

 inodoras. 

 zeyheri. 

 Pinckneya pubescens. 

 Piptnnlhu3 nepalensis. 

 PUN'ICA. See Fruit 



Catalosue, page 55. 

 POTENTIA. 



fiorilMinda. 

 RHODORA. 



Canadensis. 

 RIBE3. 



alpinura. 

 auream. 

 major. 

 tenui.folium. 

 fructa aurea. 

 niveura 

 eanguineum. 

 serotinum. 

 atrosangiiinaum. 

 eetosum. 

 specio^um. 

 vitifolium. 

 rubrum, varisg. 

 nigriLtn^ varieg. 

 sp&ctabile. 

 glutinosum. 

 lanceolatum. 

 malvaceum, 

 bsatoni. 

 nmnziesii. 

 ROBLNIA. 

 hispida. 

 macrophylla. 



RUBUS. 



odoratas. ,» 

 albifiorus. ^ 

 rosaefolius, pi. 

 nutkanu.^, 

 speciosus. 

 3ALIX. 



caprea varieg. 

 purpureji,vel rubra, 

 scuiifolia. 

 forbyana. r 

 vimiaaiig. 



3nmbn&it3 n i?ni,©ffnV g. 



Profuse clusters of golden flowers ; very ornamental. 



ShoTvy yellow flowers. 



Neat foliage and flowers. 



Neat privet-like foliage and scarlet berries. 



White fragrant flowers. 



Neat flowers and foliage. 



Pretty yellow flowers. 



Wreaths of brilliant gold-colored globular flov^ers in 

 spring and autumn. 



Very beautiful flowers of singular structure. These 

 shrubs requue to be botmd in straw duiing winter. 



Singular foliage and flowers. 



Spikes of white flowers aJid handsome foliage, which 

 No. 151 holds late. 



White flowers. 



Beautiful foliage and white flowers. 



Often called Mock Orange. 



Produces single and semi-double fiovvcrs. 



Dwarf, grows slow, beautiful foliage. 



Lai-ge, and handsomest foliage. 



Very large white flowers. 



Vigorous grovvth, very large foliage, splendid flowers. 



Species from Oregon. 



Neat flowers. 



Large white flowers. 



Large scentless flov.-ers. 



Peculiar, blush flowers in clusters. 



Trifoliate leaves, rich yellow flowers, May and June. 



Delicate foliage, yellow flowers. 



Neat flowers, allied to Azalea. 



Scarlet fruit, very ornamental. 



Showy yellow fragrant flowers, and good fruit. 



Handsome yellow flowers. 



Handsome white flowers. 



Beautiful brilliant flowers in profusion, highly orna- 

 mental. 



Large fruit. • 

 Splendid scarlet flowere. 

 Newly introduced. 



Beautiful foliage. 



Very peculiar. 



Rare species, recently introduced. 



Erect, profusion of reddish yellow flov.'ers. 

 Beautiful deep roseate flowers. 



Flowers in beautiful pendant racemes, greatly admired. 



Large showy flowers like small roses. 



Very pretty flov,'ers. 



Larsre white flowers. 



Showy rosy purple fragrant flowers. 



Pi-etty mottled foliage. 

 Branches lively red. 

 Branches violet colored. 



These and the three preceding are the most esteemed 

 osiers for basketmakei-s, &c. No. 197 is much used in 

 Europe bv coopers for hoops, as the branches split 

 readily. Nos. 196 and 198 grow well in hard and 

 chalky soils, the others prefer moist soils. 



Ran'1>omp foliage. 



* If the tenuiaal buds are pinched oStjxe shoots io June, these will bloom again in Septemaer. 



