Symptom (Gr. syn, with, and pipto, to fall).

Synovial (Gr. syn, with, and oon, an egg).

E. GLABRA (syn E. reflexus).From Japan.

FORSYTHIA SUSPENSA (syn F. Fortunei and F. Sieboldii).Japan and China, 1864.

GAULTHERIA NUMMULARIOIDES (syn G. nummulariae and G. repens).

G. CINEREA (syn G. ramosissima), from South Europe, is a very beautiful and desirable species, a yard high, and bearing in July slender twigs of the brightest yellow flowers.

KERRIA JAPONICA (syn Corchorus japonicus).Japan, 1700.

L. ALPINUM (syn Cytisus alpinus).Scotch Laburnum.

M. OBOVATA DISCOLOR (syn M. purpurea).Japan, 1790.

M. UMBRELLA (syn M. tripetala).Umbrella Tree.

OSTRYA CARPINIFOLIA (syn O. vulgaris).Common Hop Hornbeam.

OXYDENDRUM ARBOREUM (syn Andromeda arborea).Sorrel-tree.

P. LATIFOLIA (syn P. obliqua).Broad-leaved Phillyrea.

P. SERRULATA (syn Crataegus glabra).Chinese Hawthorn.

P. AMYGDALUS DULCIS (syn A. dulcis), Sweet Almond, of which there are three distinct varieties, P.A. dulcis purpurea, P.A. dulcis macrocarpa, and P.A. dulcis pendula, should be included in every collection of these handsome flowering plants.

P. AVIUM JULIANA (syn Cerasus Juliana).St.

P. CERASIFERA (syn P. Myrobalana).Cherry, or Myrobalan Plum.

R. FLAVUM (syn Azalea pontica).Pontic Azalea.

R. OCCIDENTALE (syn Azalea occidentalis), Western Azalea, is valuable in that the flowers are produced later than those of almost any other species.

R. RHODORA (syn Rhodora canadensis).North America, 1767.

RHODOTHAMNUS CHAMAECISTUS (syn Rhododendron Chamaecistus).Ground Cistus.

R. RUBIGINOSA (syn R. Eglanteria).Eglantine, or Sweet Brier.

SOPHORA JAPONICA (syn Styphnolobium japonicum).Chinese or Japanese Pagoda-tree.

S. DISCOLOR ARIAEFOLIA (syn S. ariaefolia).White Beam-leaved Spiraea.

"JOHNSON: in Crabb's Syn., p. 511.