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Variegated Pittosporum .31 
Varnish Tree, see Koelreuteria .28 
Verbena, in var.36 
Veronica, in var.35 
Viburnum, in var. 35 
Victorian Box, see Pittosporum .31 
Vinca, in var. 36 
Violet, in var., see Viola .40 
Virginia Creeper, see Ampelopsis .36 
Virgin’s Bower, see Clematis .37 
Vitis . 38 
Vitex .35 
WALNUT, grafted, in var.13-14 
Wandering Jew, see Tradescantia .36 
Waxberry, see Symphoricarpus ...34 
Wax Myrtle, see Myrica .29 
Weeping Myall, see Acacia Pendula... .19 
Weeping Willow, see Salix .33 
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Weigelia, see Diervilla .24 
Western Catalpa, see Catalpa .21 
Western Chinquapin, see Castanopsis ....21 
Western Choke Cherry, see Prunus .32 
Western Dogwood, see Cornus . 23 
Whin, see Ulex . 35 
White Ash, see Fraxinus Americana .26 
White Cedar, see Libacedrus . 
White Iron Bark, see Eucalyptus 
Leucoxylon .25 
White Spruce, see Abies . 17 
White Oak, see Quercus .32-33 
White Pine, see Pinus Alba . 30 
White Roses, see ROSES . 40-41 
White Sage, see Audibertia . 20 
White Thorn, dbl., see Crataegus .23 
White Thorn, single, see Crataegus .23 
Wild Broom, see Hosackia . 2? 
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Wild Buckwheat, see Eriogonum .25-39 
Wild Coffee, see Rhamnus . 33 
Wild Ginger, see Asarum . 39 
Wild Gooseberry, see Ribes .33 
Wild Honeysuckle, see Lonicera .38 
Wild Orange, see Prunus . 32 
Windmill Palm, see Palm ... 29 
Winter Sweet Pea, see Swainsonia .34 
Wire Vine, see Muehlenbeckia . 38 
Wisteria . 38 
Wonderful Pomegranate, see Punica ....32 
Xanthoxylum . 35 
Yellow Heliotrope, see Streptosolen.... 34 
Yellow Pine, see Pinus . 31 
Yellow Roses, see Roses, in var . 
Yerba Buena, see Micromeria .36 
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