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47. Has only two species, 139- Class 

 and Order, 141. Hedges made of it in 

 Westphalia, ib. Such recommended for 

 this country, ib. 



Holly, its species, i. 269. Class and Or- 

 der, 271. How to propagate, ib. — 

 Makes an excellent hedge, ib. 



Hops, when first introduced, ii. 172. The 

 average duty upon, ib. 



Hot-Beds, best made with leaves and 

 dung, ii. 231. 



Hyssop of Judaea, or Azoub, was the reed 

 mentioned by St. Matthew, ii. 202. A 

 dissertation on, ib. 



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Jasmine, the cultivation of, re- 

 commended, ii. 85. 



Ilex, thrives well in this country, 

 ii. 75. Was esteemed a de- 

 voted tree, 76. Uses of its 

 wood, ib. 



Infirmities of trees, ii. 119. 



Iron Mills, their removal re- 

 commended, ii. 279. 



Juniper, its different kinds, ii. 121. 

 How to raise from seed, 16. 



Ivy, how to destroy, ii. 156. 



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JasmiiJe, its species, ii. 85. Class and 

 Order, ib. 



Ilex, a species of Oak, i. 70. ii. 75. Class 



and Order, ib. 

 Insects, their eggs deposited on all kinds 



of trees, i. 110. 

 Iron, no. transmutation of into copper, i, 



112. 



Juniper, its species, ii, 12. Class and 

 Order, 17. How to propagate, ib. 



Justices in Eyre, their power over the 

 king's woods limited, ii. 278. 



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Larch, how to raise, i. 319. — 

 Uses of the wood, 320. 

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Laurel, ii. 89. How to propa- 

 gate, 93. 



Laws for the preservation of 

 woods and forests, ii. 271. 



Layers, how to produce, ii. 266. 



Lentiscus, how to propagate, ii. 

 82. Its uses, ib. 



LiGUSTRUM, its uses, ii. 78. 



Lime-Tree, its kinds, i. 201. — 

 How to raise, 204. Its proper 

 soil, ib. May be removed of a 

 large size, ib. Uses of its wood, 

 205. 



Loam, the manner of mixing with 

 charcoal-dust for fuel, ii. 252. 



Lotus, its history, ii. 62. Uses of 

 the wood, 63. An immense 

 price offered by Domitian to 

 Crassus for twelve of these 

 trees, ib. 



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Land, its quality known by its produce, 

 i. 8. 



Larch, the seeds of, how to sow, i. 43. 

 Is a species of Pine, 285. How to pro., 

 pagate, 286. Yields the Venice turpen- 

 tine of the shops, ib. Supposed to be 

 the tree into which the Hd'iades were 

 transformed, 21 6. 



Laurel, a species of Prunus, ii. 89. Class 

 and Order, ib. How to propagate, ib. 

 When first brought into Europe, ib. 

 In Italy, there are entire woods of this 

 tree, 91. At Woburn, the Duke of 

 Bedford has planted a hill solely with 

 Laurels, ib. 



Layering, the various methods described, 

 i. 58. 



Leafing of trees and shrubs, a sure direc.. 

 tory for sowing grain, i. 229. A dis- 

 sertation upon, ib. 



Leaves of Elm, used by the Roman hus- 

 bandmen for feeding cattle, i. 130. 

 Leaves of Oak better for hot-houses than 

 tanners' bark, ii. 228. A dissertation on, 

 ib. 



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