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THE EUROPEAN LARCH. 
Magnolia. 
Cucumber Tree, Variegated 
(acuminata va>.) A variety of the 
preceding, with foliage and young 
wood striped with yellow ; very 
distinct and fine. Originated in 
our nurseries. *2. 
Glaucous, or Swamp Laurel 
(glauca.) A small tree indigen- 
ous to New Jersey ; leaves shin- 
ing above, glaucous or whitish 
beneath. Flowers white with a 
very sweet and pleasant odor. 
May and June. $1, 
HEART-LEAVED (cordata.) Leaves 
heart-shaped. 82. 
Large - Leaved ( macrophylla. ) — 
Leaves two feet in length. Flow- 
ers dull white, very large, with a 
sweet odor. June.' $1 to §5. 
Magnolia. 
Lenxe. A magnificent variety with 
very large, dark purple flowers. 
$3. 
Long-Leaved (longifolia.) $2. 
NoRliEUT's (A r orbcrtiana.) A beauti- 
ful variety with large dark purple 
flowers ; very fragrant ; showy 
and fine. $2 to 83. 
Showy-Flowered (speciosa.) Re- 
sembles the Soulangeana in 
growth and foliage, but the flow- 
ers are smaller, of a lighter color, 
and fully ten days later ; very 
fragrant and showy. $2. 
SoULANGE's(5f«/i7Kjva«a.) A white 
and purple flower ; very fine. 
April and Mav. See cut, p. 12. 
$2 to $3. 
