. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. ooccifcra and (1. pseudo-coccifera,neat, small growing Oaks with evergreen leaves, arepractically uninjured, whilst Q, Gramiintia, <^). Ilex Zygomeris, Solanum jasminoides, IlabrothamnusNewelli (quite killed, in spite of careful covering),Iterocarya stenophylla, and Olearia those badly hit may be placed Ilex Cas-. Fig. 39.—eauhinia corymbosa : flowers tink. (see p. 204.) treated the Garryas badly—the old Californian being apparently the hardiest of the Jap
. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. ooccifcra and (1. pseudo-coccifera,neat, small growing Oaks with evergreen leaves, arepractically uninjured, whilst Q, Gramiintia, <^). Ilex Zygomeris, Solanum jasminoides, IlabrothamnusNewelli (quite killed, in spite of careful covering),Iterocarya stenophylla, and Olearia those badly hit may be placed Ilex Cas-. Fig. 39.—eauhinia corymbosa : flowers tink. (see p. 204.) treated the Garryas badly—the old Californian being apparently the hardiest of the Japanese Quercus glaber had not a leaf injured,but the Mexican Q. crassifolia, a remarkable species,which stood for many years in a sheltered spot at the agrifolia, and other Ilex orms, had their foli,agekilled. The following against walls are killed to ground ; —Elsholtzia polystachya, Desmodium podocarpum,Liquidambar chincnsis, Symplocos scrrulata, Amicia sine. South United States ; Fabiana imbrlcata, whichis killed in open and only just saved against wall bycareful sheltering during frost ; Ercilla spicata, andOsmanthus Aquifolius, which in spite of mats hassuffered a good deal, whilst the small leaved form, O. 2o6 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. [August Aquifolius var. ilicifolius, a few steps away, notcovered at all, did not lose a leaf. Bignonia capreolata, from the United States, hasescaped, and so has the Syrian Marsd
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