The Horticulturist and journal of rural art and rural taste . Fig. 32.—The Hine Qrape. 70 The Horticulturist. A RARE BUT BEAUTIFUL PINE. In the grounds of Joseph Perkins, Esq.,of Cleveland, Ohio, is a beautiful pine, ofwhich the accompanying is a pretty goodillustration on a small scale. The name under which it was received has been lost,and I am unable to say clearly what it is,but believe it the pinus iruttia, or Calabri-an pine. It is certainly a very beautiful. Fig. 33.—A Bare but Beautiful Bine. pine, with long, wavy leaves, longer than Austrian (Austriam). The tree stands inthe Corsican
The Horticulturist and journal of rural art and rural taste . Fig. 32.—The Hine Qrape. 70 The Horticulturist. A RARE BUT BEAUTIFUL PINE. In the grounds of Joseph Perkins, Esq.,of Cleveland, Ohio, is a beautiful pine, ofwhich the accompanying is a pretty goodillustration on a small scale. The name under which it was received has been lost,and I am unable to say clearly what it is,but believe it the pinus iruttia, or Calabri-an pine. It is certainly a very beautiful. Fig. 33.—A Bare but Beautiful Bine. pine, with long, wavy leaves, longer than Austrian (Austriam). The tree stands inthe Corsican or larico, and of a green, low ground, fully exposed, and has provedbrighter and more yellowish, like the perfectly hardy. F. R. E. Lilies.—We. notice our dealers in thesebulbs are offering them at prices compara-tively cheap with former years, and weagain say to our readers, do not fail of hav-ing a bed of lilies. Make trie ground richwith well-rotted manure, and at least twofeet deep ; then, when planting the bulb, surround it with clean sand an inch thick,below and above, and over it good strongsoil, free from any unclecomposed or vegetable matter, in an un-decomposed state, when in immediateconnection with the bulb, induces rot anddecay. Japan Pear. 71 JAPAN PEAR. This is a singular fruit, of no value as adessert sort, but exceedingly valuable as acooking pear, having very much of aquince-like flavor. It can be kept longinto winter, -\
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