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_Laburnum._ _Ligustrum ovalifolium aureum_ (Golden-leaved Privet), _L. sinense_ (Chinese Privet). _Magnolia conspicua_ (Yulan), 10 to 30 feet; _M. Lennei_, 6 to 12 feet; _M. soulangeana_, 6 to 15 feet; _M. stellata_, 3 to 6 feet. _Osmanthus ilicifolius atropurpeus._ _Philadelphus coronarius_ (Mock Orange), 8 to 12 feet; _P. grandiflorus_, 10 to 15 feet; _P. hybrids_. [Illustration: _MOCK ORANGE (Philadelphus coronarius)._] _Prunus._ This genus includes the Almonds, Apricots, Cherries, Peaches, Plums, and Laurels. The best are the Almond, Double-flowered Gean (_P. Avium fl. pl._), _P. davidiana_, _P. japonica_ (_P. sinensis_), _P. Laurocerasus_ (Common Laurel), _P. lusitanica_ (Portugal Laurel), _P. persica_ (the Peach), _P. pseudo-cerasus_, _P. triloba_, 6 to 12 feet. _Pyrus Aucuparia_ (Mountain Ash or Rowan tree). _P. floribunda_, _P. japonica_ (_Cydonia japonica_), _P. Maulei_, _P. spectabilis fl. pl._ _Rhododendrons._ Excellent where soil and surroundings are suitable. _Rhodotypus kerrioides_, 4 to 6 feet. _Rhus Cotinus_ (Venetian Sumach, Wig Tree, Smoke Bush), 5 to 8 feet; _R. glabra_, 6 to 12 feet; _R. typhina_, 8 to 15 feet. _Ribes aureum_ (Golden-flowered Currant), 4 to 6 feet; _R. sanguineum_, 4 to 6 feet. _Robinia hispida_ (Rose Acacia), 8 to 12 feet. A delightful tree; rosy flower clusters in early summer, but very brittle. Must not be in wind-swept corners. _R. Pseudacacia elegans_ (False Acacia), 20 feet; the Common False Acacia is too large for small gardens. _Rubus deliciosus_, 5 to 6 feet. _Skimmia Fortunei_ and _S. japonica_, 2 to 4 feet. Two neat little evergreen shrubs, with bright-crimson berries in winter. Cool, moist soil. _Spartium junceum_ (Spanish Broom). _Spiraea arguta_, 4 to 5 feet; _S. ariaefolia_, 8 to 10 feet, very beautiful; _S. Douglasi_, 6 feet; _S. japonica_ (_S. callosa_) and varieties (see tables); _S. media_, 4 feet; _S. prunifolia fl. pl._, 6 to 8 feet; _S. Thunbergi_, 4 to 5 feet. _Symphoricarpus racemosus_ (Snowberry), 5 to 6 feet. The variegated variety of the Common Snowberry is pretty. _Syringa vulgaris_ (Lilac), 8 to 12 feet. _Ulex europaeus fl. pl._ (Double-flowered Furze or Gorse), 4 to 6 feet. Beautiful in hot and dry soil. _Viburnum Opulus sterile_ (Guelder Rose or Snowball tree), _V. plicatum_, 5 to 6 feet. _Vinca major_ (Periwinkle), 6 inches to 1 foot. A little creeping shrub, delightful for a rough bank, and will thrive
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