CUPRESSUS LAWSOMAKA. 
Arbor Vitae, Oriental or Eastern 
{Biota.) 
*f SEMPER Airea. A new variety of 
the Aurea, which retains its gold- 
en tint the year round ; a desira- 
ble acquisition ; plants, 12 inches. 
$2. 
Tartarian (tartarica.) Also a va- 
riety of the Chinese ; branches 
horizontal like the American. 
Cedar (Cedrus.) 
*f African or Silver Cedar, M r. 
Atlas Cedar (Africana.) Re- 
sembles the Lebanon, and is 
probably only a variety of it ; 
grows more rapidly and erect. 
$1 per foot. 
Cedar {CedSus.) 
*f Deodar, or Indian (Deodara.) 
One of the most elegant of all 
evergreen trees, of rapid growth, 
branches drooping, foliage light 
bluish, or glaucous green, en- 
dures our winters here if in a 
north exposure, but loses its foli- 
age if exposed to sun in winter. 
$1 per foot in height. 
Cedar, Japan [Cryptomeiia.) 
•fELEGANS. An exceedingly grace- 
ful tree from Japan ; foliage of a 
delicate green ; branches very 
dense and somewhat drooping. 
$1. 
*fjAPONicA Gracilis. A pretty, 
graceful variety. $1.50 per foot. 
