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ELLWANGER & BARRY'S 
RUBUS. Bramble. Bromberk, Ger. Uonce, Fr. 
Thoo are rather coarse looking shrubs, but can often Ik? employed to great, advantage, especially in the wild 
garden to produce certain effects. 
It. cratsegifolius. I>. An ornamental species introduced from Manchooria; liabitrobust and erect, foliage lurge, 
deep green turning to a dark red color in autumn. In July the plant is covered with bright red fruit of an 
ugr<?eable 11avor. 35c. 
It. fruticosus la< i niat us. Cut-leaved, or Parsley-leaved Biumhlk. 1>. Of low trailing habit, foliage 
deeply cut and quite ornamental; produces palatable fruit. 35c. 
SpikjEA Van Houttei. (Row of Plants.) 
R. phmnicolasius. T>. A species with foliage resembling that of the Raspberry; leaves downy and of a silvery 
white underneath; flowers followed by a hairy fruit of a scarlet color. a r >c. 
