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CONTENTS OF VOL.

LIST OF THE PORTRAITS OF TREES FORMING VOL, VL,
SYSTEMATICALLY. ARRANGED. —

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The names, scientific and English, of all the trees included in the plates forming Vols. V. VI. VII. and VIII.
will be found syetonaticals arranged in the General Contents in Vol. 1., and alphabetically arranged at
the end of Vol. VIII.

The number on the left hand refers to the paging of the plates in the present volume; that on the right to

the page of the body of the work where the tree is treated of.

Rosa‘ cEz. (Frurr TreEs, THorRNs, ie
Services, &c.)
Text in Vol. II. 122.
pa ee Fae? | 123,
105. Amygdalus communis eat 674,
Almond) - = 124,
Hort. Soc. Gard. Miss M. L.
106. Pérsica vulgaris (the Peach) 680 | j95_
Hort. Soc..Gard. Miss M. L.
107. Armeniaca_ vulgaris cs 682 | 126.
Apricot) aig
Hort. Soc. Gard. Miss M. L.
108. A. sibirica - - - - 683 | 197,
Hort. Soc. Gard. Miss M. L.
109.. Primus spinosa (the Sloe) - 684} j9¢.
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. W. Jukes.
110. PP. insititia (the Bullace) - 687) j99,
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. W. Jukes.
111. P. doméstica myrobalana 130.
(the Myrobalan Plum) et
‘Hort. Soc) Gard. Miss M. L. 131.
112. Cérasus_ sylvéstris (the 93
Gean or Wood Cherry) 132.
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
113. C.s., full-grown tree. 133.
Studley Park. H. W. Jukes.
114. C. vulgaris - - - - 693 | 134,
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
115. C.v.semperflorens” - - 701 | 135.
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
116. C. Mahaleb (the Perfumed : 136.
707
Cherry) -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le beth: 137.
117, C. Padus (the Bird Cherry) 709
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune. 138.
118. C. serétina - - - 712
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le tha: 139.
119. C. lusitanica (the Portugal 714.
Laurel - - - 140.
Syon House. H. Le Jeune.
120. C.1., full-grown tree. 141

Syon House. H. Le Jeune.

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Cratz‘gus coccinea - - 816
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
C. glandulosa - - - 817
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
C. punctata - - - 818
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
C. pyrifolia - - - 819
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le piece
C. macracantha - - 819
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le elie:
C. s-2al h -
Cris-galli (the Cock’s 820

spur Thorn) - -

Hort. Soc. Gard. Miss FE. Ronaids.
C. C., full-grown tree.

Fulham Palace. H. Le Jeune.

C. C. pyracanthefolia - - 820
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. C. salicifolia - - - 820
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. C. ovalifolia - - - 821
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune. .

C. C. prunifolia - - - 821
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. nigra - - - - 822
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. purpurea - - - 822
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. Douglasii - - - 823
Hort. Soc Gard. H, Le Jeune.

C. flava - - - - 823
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. apiifdlia - - - - 824
Messrs. Loddiges, H. Le Jeune.

C. cordata - - - 825
Hort. Soc, Gard. HAH. Le ot

C. spathulata - - 825
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le jabhe

C. Azarbdlus (the Azarole) - 826
Messrs. “i H. Le Jeune.

C.maroccanas = - 827
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le jeiee.

C. Aronia - - - 827

Hort. Soc. Gard.
A 2

H. Le Jeune.

168,

169.

CONTENTS. -

C. orientalis (syn. odoratis-
sima) - - -

Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jewne.
C. tanacetifolia - - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
C. t. glabra - - .
Messrs. Loddiges. H. Le Jeune.
C.t. Leedna - - -
Leyton Nursery. H. Le Jeune.

C. heterophylla . - - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. Oxyacantha ithe Haw-

thorn) -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Teale.

C. O., full-grown tree.
Studley Park. H. W. Jukes.

C. O. obtusata - - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. O. laciniata- = “d
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. O. eriocarpa - - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. O. Oliveridna - e
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. O. melanocarpa—s = .
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. O. stricta - - -

Hort. Soc. Gard. Miss E. Ronalds.

C. O. regine | “* - -

Messrs. Loddiges. H. Le Jeune.
C. mexicana - - -
Messrs. Loddiges. H. Le Jeune.

Photinia serrulata - -
Syon House. H. Le Jeune.

Cotoneaster frigida - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
C.affinis - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le oben
C. acuminata - - -
Fulham Nursery. Miss M. L.

C. nummularia - - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
Amelaénchier Botryapium
(Snowy Mespilus) -

Hort. Soc, Gard. H. Le Jeune.

A, DoRETaD, Sa pea tree.

Syon House. . Lewis.
Méspilus germaénica (the

Medlar) - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
M,. Smith - -

Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le coe

Pyrus communis (the Pear) -
Hort. Soc, Gard. H. Le Jeune.

P. c. var. full-grown tree, 4to.
Hamley Cottage. G. R. Lewis.

P.c. var. Glout Morceau -
Bayswater. H. Le Jeune.

P. sinaica - - - .
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

Page | Page

827

828
828
828
829

829

88]

889

170.
ye
172.
173.
174.
175.

176.
177.
178.
179.

180.
18}.

182.

183.

184.
185.

186.
187.
188.
189.

190.

19].

192.
193.

194,

Page
xfs sinénsis - - - 889
Hort. Soc. Gard. Miss M. L.
P. bollwylleriana . - 890
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. W. Jukes.
P, variolosa - - - 891
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. W. Jukes.
P. Malus (the Apple) - 891
Hort. Soc. Gard. HA. Le Jeune.
P. M. var. full-grown tree.
Tibberton. G. R. Lewis.
P. (M._) baccata (the Sibe-
: 892
rian Crab) - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. Miss M. L.
P. (M.) coronaria —- - 908
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. W. Jukes.
P. (M.) angustifolia - - 909
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune. .
P, (M.) spectabilis- - 909
Hort. Soc. ae H. Le Jeune.

P. Avia_undulata (the| 9 0
White Beam Tree) -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. W. Jukes.

P. (A.) vestita - - - 912
Messrs. Loddiges. Miss M. L.

P.(A.)torminalis (the Wild | 9).
Service) ~ -
Hort. Soc. Gard. HA. W. eueé.

P. pinnatifida = - - - 915
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

P.aucuparia (the Mountain 916
Ash) - - -
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

P. americana - - 920
Hort. Soc. Gard. H.W, east

P. Sérbus (the Sorb, or 92]
True Service Tree)
Messrs. Loddiges. Miss M. L.

P. S. hybrida lanugindsa = -:-« 924
Hort. Soc. Gard. HA. W. Jukes.

P, (S.) spuria- - 924
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. W. pe

Cydonia vulgaris (the Quince) 929
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

C. sinénsis - - - 931
Hort. Soe. Gard, H. Le en Sy

MyrrvTa‘cE,

Eucalyptus robista = - - 959

Stamford Hill. L. Martin.
CoRNA‘CEZ.
Cornus mas (the Dogwood) 1014

Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

CAPRIFOLIA‘CEX.

Sambucus nigra (the Elder) 1027
Hort. Soc Gard. H. Le Jeune.

Pibtrnum prunifolium - 1034
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
E/RICA‘CEZ.
Arbutus hybrida - - L119
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

Page
195.

CONTENTS. v

Page
A. Andrachne - - - 1120
Messrs. Loddiges. H. Le Jeune.

Haresz4\ceEZ. (Snowprop TREES.)

196.
197.

Haleésia tetraptera = - - 1190
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

H. t., full-grown tree.
Syon House. G. R. Lewis.

Exsena‘cem. (Lote Trexs, or Date

198.
199.
200.

201.

202.
203.

Page

162.
163.
105.

195.
194.
107.

108.

Pius.)

Diospyros Lotus - - 1194
Bayswater. H. Le Jeune.

D. L., full-grown tree.
Syon "House, G. R. Lewis.

D. virginiana (the Vir-
ginian Date Plum)
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.

D. v., full-grown tree.
Syon House. G. &. Lewis.

1195

OuEA‘cEx. (Asn TREES.)
Fraxinus excélsior - - 1214
Hort. Soc. Gard. HA. Le Jeune.

F.e., full-grown tree.
Kensington Gardens. J. Martin.

LIST OF PLATES IN VOL. VL,

Page | Page
204. F.e., full-grown winter tree,
Ato.
Studley Park. H. W. Jukes.
205. F.e.péndula - - - 1214
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
206. FF. simplicifolia - - - 1228

Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
207. FF. ape veo -/ - 1229
ort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
208. F-. lentiscifolia - - - 1231
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
209. F. americana - - - 1232
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
210. F. juglandifolia, full- 1236
grown tree, 4to
Pope’s Villa, Twickenham. H. LeJeune.
211. F. lancea - - - - 1237
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune.
212. F., pannosa, penron
tree - -
Ham House, Essex. L,. ‘Mantes.
213. O’rnus europx‘a (the
Flowering Ash) - 1241
Hort. Soc. Gard. H. Le Jeune,

214. O..e., full-grown tree.
Syon House. G. &. Lewis.

1240

ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.

The Roman numerals refer to the volumes of the text where the species is treated of.

Page
Almond. See Amygdalus.
Ameldnchier Botryapium - II. 874
A. B., full-grown tree.
Amygdalus communis
(the Almond) - H. 614
Apple. See Pyrus Malus.

Apricot. See Armentaca.
A’rbutus Andrachne - II. 1120
A,hybrida - ~ - - TJ. rii9

Armeniaca vulgaris pai IL 682
Apricot) - - °

A, sibirica = - 683

Ash. See Fraxinus.

Azarole. See Crataegus
Azarolus.

Bird Cherry. See Cérasus

Padus.

Cérasus lusitanica ing | U
Portugal Laurel) :

C. 1., full-grown tree.

C. Mahdleb (the Per-
fumed Cherry) -

C. Padus (the Bird
Cherry) - -

w. 707

HM. 709

Page Page
115. C.semperflorens” - a, FOL
118.:, Ciserotma —- - Eley Saar dif

112. C. sylvéstris (Gean, et Il 693

Wood Cherry) -

113. C. sylvéstris, full-grown

tree.

114. C. vulgaris” - - - II. 693
Cherry. See Cérasus.
Cock’s-spur Thorn. See

Crate‘gus Cris-galli.

191. Cornus mas (the Dog-

wood Tree) -° a WOLe
160. Cotoneaster acuminata - II. 872
159. C. affinis - - - II. 871
158. C. frigida - - oe at
161. C. nummularia - - II. 872
136. Cratee‘gus apiifolia - -~ IL 824
141. C. Aronia - - II. 827
nso. C. Azarolus (the Azatele - IL 826
121. C. coccinea - - ~.. S26
137. C. cordata - Il. 825

126. C.Cris-galli(the Cock’ S-
spur Thorn) -
127. C. C. full-grown tree.

CONTENTS.
Page | Page
Crat. Cris-g. ovalifolia - II. 821] 164.
C. C. prunifolia ss - - Il. 821
C. C. pyracanthefolia - II. 820} 165.
C. C., salicifolia - - IL. 820
C. Douglas - - - IT. 823
C. flava - - - - IL 823
C. glandulosa - - - It. 817
C. heterophylla - - II. 829
C. macracantha . - IL 819
C. maroccana - - - II. 827 | 213.
C. mexicana - - - IL 843
C. nigra - - - - Il. 822} 214.
C. orientalis (odoratissima) II. 827 | 106.
C. Oxyacantha (the
Hawthorn) - - } Ti. °828 157.
C. O., full-grown tree.
C. O.,eriocarpa —_- - Il, 831
C. O. laciniata ~~ - Il. 830
C. O. melanocarpa - - IL. 831) 111.
C. O. obtusata - - - If. 830
C. O. Oliveriana - - If. 831} 110.
C. O. regine - - - IL 832} 109.
C. O. stricta - - - II. 832] 184.
C. punctata - - - II. 818{ 177.
C. purpurea - - = (A. 822-479.
C. pyrifolia- - - II. 819
C. spathulata -, - - IIL 825 | 183.
C. tanacetifolia - - IL 828
C.t. glabra - - - IT. 828 | 175.
C.t. Leedna - - - II. 828
Cydonia vulgaris” - - IL 929/171.
C.sinénsis- - - II. 981 | 166.
Diospyrus Lotus (the 167.
Date Plum) - IL 1194 168.
D. L., full-grown tree. 176.
D. virginiana - - - IT. 1195 | 173.
D. v., full-grown tree. 174,
Dogwood. See Cornus. 182,
Elder. See Sambucus. 169.
Flowering Ash. See O’rnus. 170.
Eucalyptus robista - - II. 959 | 185.
ig oe americana - - Il. 1232
. juglandifolia, full- ) 186.
oh grown tree, 4to’ - ff saetaaad <i (}
excelsior (the common 187.
Ash) - a II, 1214 172.
F. e., full-grown oll 180.
F. e., full-grown winter 181.
tree, 4to.
F. lancea - - - Il. 2137
F. lentiscifdlia - - - IL 1231
F. pannosa, full-grown tree II. 1240
F. parvifolia - - - If. 1229
F. e. péndula - - - IL. 1214
F. simplicifolia - - IL. 1228
Halésia tetraptera (the
Snowdrop Tree) ‘ } Il. 1190
H. t., full-grown tree. 192.
Hawthorn. See Crate‘ gus 193.
Oxyacantha.

Lotus Tree. See Diospyros
and Céltis.

Medlar. See Méspilus.

Méspil h Page
éspilus germanica (the
A ge ie j Il. 877
M. Smithii - IJ. 878
Mountain Ash. See Pyrue
aucuparia.
Peach. See Pérsica.
Pear. See Pyrus.
Perfumed Cherry. See Cé-
rasus Mahdleb.
O’rnus europe‘a (the
Flowering “Aéh) - } ph lee
O. e., full-grown tree.
Pérsica vulgaris (the
a s } IL 680
Photinia serrulata - - IL 868
Plum. See Prunus.
Portugal Laurel. See Cé-
rasus lusitanica.
Prinus doméstica ayo: IL 688
balana -
P. insititia (the Plum) - II. 687
P. spinosa (the Sloe) - II. 684
Pyrus americana - - II. 920
P. (M.) angustifolia - - IL. 909
P. Avia undulata he Il. 910
White Beam Tree) :
P. aucuparia (the Moun-
tain Ash) - are
P. (M.) baceata (the Si-
berian Crab) - } ho
P. bollwylleriana - ~~ II. 890
P. communis (the Pear) - II. 880
P. ¢c., full-grown tree, 4to.
P.c. var. Glout Morceau II. 881
P. coronaria - - IL 908
P. Malus (the ‘Apple) - II. 891
P.M. var., full-grown tree.
FF. pinnatifida - - - IDL 915
P. sinaica - - - Il. 889
P.sinénsis - - Il. 889
P. Sorbus (the Barb, or F
True Service Tree) ge
P. S. hybrida lanuginosa - II. 924
P. (M.) spectabilis - - II. 909
P. (S.) spuria - - - II. 924
P. variolosa = - - If. 891
P, (A.) vestita- - -~ It, 912
P. (A.) torminalis (the I. 913

Wild Service)
Quince. See Cydonia.
Service. See Pyrus Sorbus.
Siberian Crab. See Pyrus
baccata.

Sloe. See Prinus.
Snowdrop Tree. See Ha-
lésia.

Sorb. See Pyrus Sérbus.

Sambucus nigra (Elder) - II. 1027

Vibarnum prunifolium

White Beam Tree.
Pyrus A’ria.

Wild Service.
torminalis.

See

See Pyrus

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The common Almond.

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The common Peach tree.

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Prinus doméstica myrobdlana.

.

The Myrobalan Plum tree

15 ft. high, 72 in. diam

112

éstris.

lv

sy
or Wood Cher

€Tasus

C
The Gean,

ry tree

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. diam.

in

:

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17 ft. high

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113

Cérasus sylvéstris.

The Wood, or common wild black, Cherry tree.

SS

SSS —
SSS SS
SSS

Full-grown tree at Studley Park ; 85 ft. high, diam. of the trunk 2 ft. 8! in.
[Scale 1 in. to 24 ft.]

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Cérasus vulgaris. 114

4S. The common wild Cherry tree.

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ay
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i/
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i <S 7S
SOS ArT

S Sh AO

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ZN NS Gf

PEP

Tp \} \

Cérasus semper florens. 115

The ever-flowering Cherry.

Nae

LNGZC a4 Nae Zig ms A
cs pee if

Lee lp = ( AOS
Ae a Ge, J
oo “WG AG iis Din

; SAR Gi Mea
me ait ivy aa A y aX
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116

Cérasus Mahaleb.

The perfumed Cherry tr

ee.

jam.

in. d

.

117

adus.

Cérasus P
The Bird Cherry tree.

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pg, CMI hE 4
a NG:
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in. diam.

4

16 ft. high,

118

Cérasus ser6tina.

The late-flowering American Bird Cherry tree.

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Cérasus lusitanica. 119

The Portugal Laurel.

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BOR - UK
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120

Cérasus lusitanica.

The Portugal Laurel.

Full-grown tree at Syon ; 24 ft. high, and with a head 45 ft. in diam.
[Scale 1 in. to 12 ft.]

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(t
ii

AW ce:
Wy
\

121

Crate‘gus coccinea.

The scarlet-fruited Thorn.

)

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iQ

122

Crate‘gus glandulosa.

The glandulous (bracted and sepaled) 'Thorn.

Crate‘gus punctata. 123
The dotted-fruited Thorn.

Sa
GENS

aS Bi
ps “Ke ff
(hf
Egle mp F
“5 i _S
Sp y
g

124

Crate‘gus pyrifolia.
The Pear-tree-leaved Thorn.

14 ft. high, 21 in. diam.

125

Crate‘gus macracantha.

The long-spined Thorn.

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ie

a OY (Bn
Sul

Wy As

LY aS
() Ui , ean
© (Md br \

TN Come Ne \
pe (@\\

126

Crategus Crus-galh.
The Cock’s-spur Thorn.

10 ft. high, 3 in. diam.

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\

Crategus Crius-gall
The Cock’s-spur Thorn.

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a)

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t wa
: a
MONI Comer pine

Full-grown tree at Fulham Palace ; 30 ft. high, diam. of the trunk 18 in., and of the head 35 ft.
[Scale 1] in. to 12 ft.]

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»

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Crate‘gus Cris-galli pyracanthefolia. 128

The Pyracantha-leaved Cock’s-spur Thorn.

ee ——
ee

19 ft. high, 5 in. diam.

129
Crate‘gus Cris-galli salicif ola.

The Willow-leaved Cock’s-spur Thorn.

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bgt

10 ft. high, 23 in. diam.

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Weg
SS)

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BSN
———S—

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Crate‘gus Cris-galli ovalif olia. 130

The oval-leaved Cock’s-spur Thorn.

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= i sat

124 ft. high, 3 in. diam.

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Crate‘gus (Cris-galli) prunif olia. 13]
The Plum-tree-leaved (Cock’s-spur) Thorn.

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Crate‘gus nigra. 132
The black-fruited Thorn.

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133

Crate‘gus purpurea.

The purple-branched 'Thorn.

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134

Crate‘gus Douglasii.

Douglas’s Thorn.

12 ft. high, 2 in. diam.

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Crate‘gus flava.
The yellow-fruited Thorn.

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ofl) 8 «oN
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SEP SSS

14 ft. high, 4 in. diam.

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136

Crate‘gus apufolia.
The Parsley-leaved Thorn.

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—_

15 ft. high, 2 in. diam.

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ne

Nw
ae

ba * |

137

Crate‘gus cordata.

The heart-shaped-leaved Thorn.

12 ft. high, 3 in. diam.

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Crate‘gus spathulata.

The spathula-shaped-leaved Thorn.

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SUNS oo
714 TYAS ERED — -

8 ft. high, 14 in. diam.

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Crate‘gus Azarolus.
The Azarole Thorn.

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rs Ca XN git

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139

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gus maroccana.

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C

The Morocco Thorn.

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Crate‘gus Aronia. 141
The Aronia Thorn.

No A
axe

20 ft. high, 6 in. diam.

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5

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Crate‘gus orientalis (syn. odoratissima). 142

The Eastern, or sweetest-scented-flowered, Thorn.

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Crate‘gus tanacetif dlia.
The Tansy-leaved Thorn.

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i
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pia 5 ag SS,

a
—~—4-t ~—.-

17 ft. high, 42 in. diam.

143

144

Crate‘gus tanacetif olia glabra.

The glabrous Tansy-leaved Thorn.

9 ft, high, 23 in. diam,

a

SSN Nz
Soe

=, Wi

Crate‘gus tanacetifolia Leedna. 145

Lee’s Tansy-leaved Thorn.

hen (Re an >
Oe Hn Bs ry
5k OAeY-:

PA OE Ws 2 i i
) Re ey

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rN

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Crate‘gus heterophylla. 146

The various-leaved Thorn.

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Crate‘gus Oxyacantha. 147

The common Hawthorn.

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Crate‘gus Oxyacantha.
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The common Hawthorn.

D
=
ease

é RE

LA — a tis

D Way (iS RRR a

) TRIKE aN
WAS)
oT S\S Se

ee

——.

Full-grown tree at Studley ; 43 ft. high, diam. of the trunk 4 ft., and of the head 48 ft.
[Scale 1 in. to 12 ft.]

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| ~ \
A 1
.
\

Crate‘gus Oxyacantha obtusata.
The obtuse-leaved Hawthorn.

12 ft. high, 23 in. diam.

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150
Crate gus Oxyacantha laciniata.

The cut-leaved Hawthorn.

1] ft. high, 3in. diam.

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A Nb cy

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151

Crate‘gus Oxyacantha eriocarpa.

The woolly-fruited Hawthorn.

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TN
NOFA

14 ft. high, 5 in. diam.

Crate‘gus Oxyacantha Oliveriana.

Oliver’s Hawthorn.

16 ft. high, 34 in. diam.

et ae

153
Crate‘gus Oxyucantha melanocarpa.

The black-fruited Hawthorn.

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ery

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ry SY

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—— - --

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Crategus Oxyacantha stricta.

The upright Hawthorn.

154

155
Crate‘gus Oxyacantha regine.

Queen Mary’s Hawthorn.

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Y BANE
oe WW

Crate‘gus mexicana.

The Mexican Thorn.

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2
ae
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)

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ry
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Vy
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10 ft. high, 23 in. diam.

—-

vING
Di

Photinia serrulata.

The serrulated-leaved Photinia.

a Way
NAR.

TRANNY
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IK

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Cotoneaster frigida. 158

The frigid (native locality) Cotoneaster.

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7

a ae St

16 ft. high, 3 in. diam.

ps

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159

Cotoneaster aff inis.

The related (¢o frigida) Cotoneaster.

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a
2

E 4

Cotoneaster acuminata.

The pointed-leaved Cotoneaster.

9 ft. high, 14 in. diam.

160

Cotoneaster nummularia.

The money-like-leaved Cotoneaster.

161

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4 , \ ’ ‘ i tran
+ F i i
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162
Amelanchier Botryapium.

_ The Grape-Pear Amelanchier, or Snowy Mespilus.

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; Ge-c7,-
P, Kp a MAB.

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i \ ht
ai

i Mi
\ ‘it i

ee hee &

163

Amelanchier Botryapium,
:

The Grape-Pear Amelanchier, or Snowy Mespilus.

CEO ESO Me
feat PEN

SNE Are S

Full-grown tree at Syon ; 40 ft. high,*diam. of the trunk 3 ft., and of the head 54 ft.
[Scale 1 in. to 12 ft.]

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164
Méspilus germanica.

The common, or German, Medlar tree.

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WN

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166

TUS COMMUNIS.

Py
The common wild Pear tree

am.

4in. di

,

igh

17 ft. h

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/

Pyrus communis var.

The Linton Pear tree.

Full-grown tree at Hamley Cottage, near Hereford ; 65 ft. high, diam. of the trunk 4 ft. 4 in., and of the head 67 ft.
[Scale lin. to 12 ft.]

167

Pyrus communis var. Glout Morceau. 168

The Glout Morceau Pear tree.

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oe
“5 =a i
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EN

eee s
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asa
8

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169

. Lees

yrus sinaica.

The Mount S

\

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Pear tree.

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mas
be

i
a

44
f

y
Jotge

POS f

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he i! 8%,
We jhe

A

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high, 5 in. diam.

16 ft

—— =
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Pyrus sinénsis.

The Chinese Pear tree.

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NZ SONS) RY

~ (TUES AVY

A SSA

IN
N

if
Ww

15 ft. high, 32 in. diam.

Wr
,

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170

Pyrus bollwylleriana. 17]

The Bollwyller Pear tree.

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ca
’
} °
3
{
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172

Pyrus variolosa.
he variable-leaved Pear tree.

r

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adas MM
Wiggs
wd Steg
SO Gy VEX
(rAGe a

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A

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fi, Ee

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7 ot SB
One iiss

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18 ft. high, 3 in. diam.

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2

¥

l

Pyrus Malus.

or wild Apple tree

9

Crab

The common

lé

am.

> O in. di

ft. high

16

y

iM

ew)

mi

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174

Pyrus Malus var.

The Madeley Apple tree

Meee

%

OF;

Sp,

of head 48 ft

40 ft. high, diam.

in. to 12 ft.]

Fnear Hereford

[Scale 1

bberton

Ti
and of trunk 5 ft

>

s Farm

Full-grown tree on Herbert’

Pyrus (M.) baceata.

The berry-fruited Apple tree, or Siberian

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aK ts mask € >

15 ft. high, 32 in. diam.

——

evil

Crab.

176

Pyrus (M.) coronaria.

The garland-flowering Apple tree, or Sweet-scented Crab.

EYE. iS fe

ei) BY

OE ae

10 ft. high, 2} in. diam.

—S,

1

Re Ay a

Pyrus (My) angustifolia.

The narrow-leaved Apple tree, or Crab.

AED, F

1?
SEE

PV idepisrncg mT Naty
SN ke pee, SOL i ie
MaTig ee ONY ssa

14 ft. high, 4in. diam.

177

Pyrus (M.) spectabilis.
The showy-flowering wild Apple tree, or Chinese Crab.

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ie
\)
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gy I 2 Ve
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LASIGS TPAD pas ie 8
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178

Pyrus A‘ria undulata.

The wavy-leaved White Beam tree.

ae
DE ISS) >
We AN
GN SEES
YEN

PN ZS S
A), Ld y

179

“ Pyrus (A.) vestita. 180
n-invested Nepal White Beam tree.

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i\v
y

NN

WN
ft

\
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=

——— ll

ee” geal

SS ee a

181

Pyrus (A.) tormindalis.
The griping-fruited Wild Service tree.

ty

11 ft. high, 23 in. diam.

% ‘

RN eS

te
. ii <

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182

Pyrus pinnatifida.
The pinnatifid-leaved White Beam tree.

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SS
~~

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) Pyrus aucup

The Fowler’s Service tree, or Mountain Ash.

Pyrus americana. 184

The American Service, or Mountain Ash, tree.

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12 ft. high, 2 in. diam.

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Pyrus Sérbus.

The True Service, or Sorb, tree.

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16 ft.

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Pyrus Sérbus hybrida lanuginésa.

The woolly-leaved hybrid Service tree.

33 in. diam.

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23 ft. high

187

Pyrus (Sorbus) spuria.
The spurious Service tree.

11 ft. high, 33 in. diam.

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188

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The common Quince tree.

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189

Cydonia sinénsis.

The Chinese Quince tree.

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7 ft. high, 12 in. diam.

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Eucalijptus robusta.
The robust Eucalyptus, or Stringy-bark tree.

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14 ft. high, 2 in. diam.

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190

Cornus mds.

The male Dogwood, or Cornel tree.

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13 ft. high, 24 in. diam.

191

Sambicus nigra.

192

The common, or black-berried, Elder.

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193

Viburnum prunif dlium.

The Plum-tree-leaved Viburnum.

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11 ft. high, 23 in. diam.

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A’rbutus hybrida.
The hybrid Arbutus.

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12 ft. high, 3 in. diam.

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196

rbutus Andrachne.

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The Andrachne Arbutus.

13 ft. high, 6 in. diam.

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Halesia tetraptera.

The four-winged-seeded Halesia, or Snowdrop tree.

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9 ft. high, 2 in. diam.

Haleésia tetraptera.

The four-winged-fructed Halesia, or Snowdrop tree.

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Full.grown tree at Syon, remarkable for its form ; 15 ft. high, diam. of the head 52 ft.
[Scale 1 in, to 12 ft.]

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Diospyros Lotus. 198

The European Lotus, or common Date Plum.

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The European Lotus, or common Date Plum.

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Full-grown tree at Syon ; 15 ft. high, diam. of the trunk 1 ft., and of the head 39 ft.
[Scale 1 in. to 12 ft.]

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200

Diospyros virginiana.

The Virgini

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Diospyros virginiana.

The Virginian Date Plum.

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Full-grown tree at Syon ; 28 ft. high, diam. of the trunk 14 ft., and of the head 44 ft.
[Scale | in. to 12 ft.]

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203

Fraxinus excélsior.

The taller, or common, Ash.

Fy Full-grown tree in Kensington Gardens ; 75 ft. high, diam. of the trunk 4 ft. 6 in., of the head 48 ft.
7 [Scale 1 in. to 12 ft.]

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The taller, or common, Ash.

Fravxinus excélsior.

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94 ft]

ft. high, diam. of the trunk 6 ft. 8 in., and of the head 92 ft.
[Scale 1 in. to

Full-grown tree at Studley Park; 104

205
Fraxinus excélsior péndula.

The pendulous-branched taller, or weeping common, Ash.

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Fraxinus simplicif olia, 206

The simple-leaved Ash.

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207

Fraxinus parvifolia.
The small-leaved Ash.

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21 ft. high, 52 in. diam. sh

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Fraxinus lentiscif olia. 208

The Lentiscus-leaved Ash.

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24 ft. high, ' 6 in. diam.

Fraxinus americana. 209
The American Ash.

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21 ft. high, 5 in. diam.

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Fraainus juglandifolia. 210
The Walnut-tree-leaved Ash.

Full-grown tree at Pope’s Villa, Twickenham; 67 ft. high, diam. of trunk 3 ft., and of head 70 ft.
[Scale 1 in. to 12 tt.)

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Fravinus lancea. 211

The lance-leaved Ash.

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Fraxinus pannosa.

The cloth-like-leaved Ash.

Full-grown tree at, Ham House ; 52 ft. high, diam. of the head 53 ft.
[Scale 1 in. to 12 ft.]

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O’rnus europea. 213

The European Flowering Ash.

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O’rnus europea. 214

The European Flowering Ash,

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Full-grown tree at Syon ; 58 ft. high.
[Scale 1 in. to 12 ft.]

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