I have seen the tiniest of them (Kalmia glauca) blooming, and with well-formed fruit, a foot away from a snowbank from which it could hardly have emerged within a week.

Idem in Albania gigni quosdam glauca oculorum acie, à pueritia statim canos, qui noctu plusquàm interdiu cernant.

S. GLAUCA has its herbaceous parts covered with a thick pubescence; leaves pubescent on both sides, and with yellow flowers produced in umbels.

S. ROSAEFLORA is said to be a seedling from S. glauca, but differs in many important points from the parent.

Acer macrophylla saccharinum Aesculus Hippocastanum rubicunda Ailanthus glandulosa Crataegus Oxyacantha flore-plena tenacetifolia Catalpa bignonioides Cerasus (Prunus), nearly all Gleditschia triacanthos Liriodendron tulipiiera Magnolia acuminata glauca Pyrus of sorts Robinia Pseud-acacia and its varieties viscosa Sophora japonica Tilia, in variet.

That pipe he left to me, the self-same day He made for Pisa: I am too a minstrel in my way: Well the flute-part in 'Pyrrhus' and in 'Glauca' can I play.

The White Spruce (Abies Alba Glauca) is a rapid grower, but while it is small makes a lovely show in the border; it prefers a moist situation.

v. fissa Narrow petalled ditto b.s. 57 v. floribunda Cluster-flowered ditto b.s. 58 v. glauca Glaucus-leaved ditto b.s. 59 v. scabra Rough-leaved ditto b.s. 60 Lonicera dioica.

246 Hydrangea arborescens Tree Hydrangea c.m. 247 - hortensis Changeable-flowered ditto c.m. 248 - glauca Glaucous-leaved ditto b.l. 249 - radiata Rayed-flowered ditto b.l. DODECANDRIA MONOGYNIA.

458 glauca Swamp ditto b.l.s.