Alberi e arbusti di Central Park . t i volantini, un glancewill dirvi. Se l'albero non è nel fogliame, guardare thewinter boccioli. Quelli del Parlamento sono molto denselytomentose (peloso) mentre quelle della American aregenerally liscia, talvolta molto leggermente hairy. Theflowers appaiono in maggio, nella fitta e ampia, vistose cymesof bianco cremoso, completamente la metà di un piede largo. Essi sono veryhandsome. I fiori sono riusciti da brilliantscarlet o arancio-bacche rosse in cluster pesanti. Theberries della montagna europea le ceneri sono più grandi thanthose del nostro albero e sono molto più appariscente. IJlmus campestris var. str

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Trees and shrubs of Central Park . t the leaflets, a glancewill tell you. If the tree is not in foliage, look at thewinter buds. Those of the European are very denselytomentose (hairy) while those of the American aregenerally smooth, sometimes very slightly hairy. Theflowers appear in May, in dense, broad, showy cymesof creamy-white, fully half a foot wide. They are veryhandsome. The blossoms are succeeded by brilliantscarlet or orange-red berries in heavy clusters. Theberries of the European mountain ash are larger thanthose of our own tree and are much more showy. IJlmus campestris, var. strieta purpurea. (^Purple-leaved English Elm. No. 14.) You will find this treeon the left of the Walk as you go west from One Hun-dred and Sixth Street Gate, not far from the fourthfork of the Walk. It stands just beyond a white mul-berry tree. The mulberry has mitten-shaped leaves, glossy on the uppersides. It stands just beyond abeautiful striped maple. The purple-leaved elm isvery beautiful in early spring, just as its leaves come. Staminate Floers of the Ash-leaved Maple {Nrgundo ui-vroidcs) Map 15. No. 9. 335 out—a tender crimson-purple. The leaves are likethose of the English elm, but longer, and with finerserrations. The flowers are equally beautiful—littleclover-like bunches set along the branches, rose-purplefilaments and dark, blue-purple anthers. This interesting tree, is, as has been said, easilyfound by following the Walk westerly from the OneHundred and Sixth Street Gate. Perhaps it will beof interest to note, in approaching it, the ash-leavedmaple or box elder which is on the right of the Walk, just beyond the lamp which guards to the second Walkleading into the Green Houses. This is a beautifultree in spring, when it is hung as with lace, by itsfine, graceful, drooping flowers. They are lace itselfand the whole tree is a miracle of grace and beauty.You can tell the tree easily by its leaves which are com-pound and are made up of three to five oval or ovateleaf

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• bookcentury1900
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