Evergreen Thorn to Flowering Ash - Notes on the Best Shrubs and Trees
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This section is from the book "Garden Trees and Shrubs", by Walter P. Wright. Also available from Amazon: Garden Trees And Shrubs Illustrated In Colour.
Evergreen Thorn to Flowering Ash - Notes on the Best Shrubs and Trees
Evergreen Thorn - Notes
Exochorda - Notes
Two species are offered, Alberti and grandiflora, both growing up to six feet high in favourable circumstances, and bearing white flowers in May, followed by fruits. They are beautiful deciduous shrubs, worthy of a wall border with a warm aspect. Macrantha has sweet white flowers in spring. Ordinary soil.
Fabiana - Notes
Imbricata is a beautiful but not quite hardy evergreen, suitable only for warm, sheltered sites. Its height is about two feet, and it bears white, trumpet-shaped flowers in May. Sandy peat.
Fagus - Notes
See Beech.
Fendlera Rupicola - Notes
A Mexican shrub with white flowers in terminal clusters, height up to six feet, lanceolate leaves. Best against a wall.
Firs - Notes
See Chapter 17.
Fitzroya - Notes
A hardy evergreen Conifer, from Southern Chile. Patagonica is offered.
Flowering Ash - Notes
See Ash.
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