Thyme, III. 1278.

Thymelàceæ, civ. III. 1306.

Thymele a Tourn., civ. III. 1307. See Daphne.
Thymeie a Gron., cv. III. 1314. See Dirca.
Thymus L., ci. III. 1278. See A'cynos.

Thyrsanthus Elliot, xlviii. II. 647.
Tigdrea Pursh, iiii. II. 721.

Tilia L., xxvii. I. 364.; IV. 2539.
Tiliaceae Juss., xxvii. I. 364.

Tinus Tourn., lxxvii. II. 1032. See Vibúrnum.
Tinus L., lxxxviii. II. 1129. See Clèthra.
Tithymalus Tourn., cvii. III. 1331.
Titmouse Walnut, III. 1423.

Tobira, I. 358. See Pittosporum.

Toothache Tree, xxxiv. 1.488. Syn. Prickly Ash,

Amer.

Toxicodéndron, II. 552. See Rhús.
Toxylon Rafinesque, cviii. III. 1362.
Tragopyrum Bieb., ciii. III. 1292.
Tragos Cam., lxxxiii. IV. 2003.
Transparent Crab, II. 893.
Traveller's Joy, xvii. I. 235.
Tree Carnation, I. 359.

Tree Currant, I1.980.

Tree Flax, I. 360.

Tree Heath, II. 1080.

Tree Houseleek, II. 965.

Tree Ivy, II. 1000.

Tree Lupine, II. 649.
Tree Mallow, I. 360.

Tree Peony, xviii. I. 249.
Tree Purslane, III. 1289.

Tree Rhododendron, II. 1146.

Tree Sorrel, III. 1296.
Tree Strangler, II. 502.
Tree Wormwood, II. 1069.
Trevòa Meyers xxxix. II. 541.
Triceros Lour., xl. II. 560.

Trichocarpus Neck., i. II. 679.

Trichocephalus Brongn., xxxix. II. 512.

Trildpus Mith., lxxv. II. 1007.

Tristania R. Br., Ixxi. 11. 956.

Trochocarpa R. Br., ixxxiii. II. 1075.

True Service, II. 921. See Pŷrus Sórbus.
Trumpet Flower, III. 1258.

Trumpet Honeysuckle, II. 1049.

Tulip Tree, xix. 1. 284.

Turpentine Tree, II. 545. See Pistácia.

Tupu G. Don, lxxxi. II. 1063.

Tupelo Tree, III. 1316.

Viborgia Spreng., xlvii. II. 640.

Viburnum L., lxxvii. II. 1027. 1032.; IV. 2572.
Viórna, 1. 238. See Clématis.

Viminaria Smith, xli. 11. 567.

Vinca L., xcix. 11. 1254.

Vine, I. 477. See Pitis.

Vine Bower. See Clématis Viticélla, I. 241.
Virèya, xciv. II. 1173.

Virga Matth., lxxvi. II. 1010.

Virgilia L., xli. II. 565.

Virgin's Bower, xvii. I. 232.; IV. 2535.

Virginian Creeper, a synonyme of Ampelopsis
hederacea, I. 482.

Virginian Date Plum, II. 1195,
Virginian Raspberry, II. 745.
Virginian Sumach, II. 550.
Viscum L., lxxvii. II. 1021.
Vitaceæ Lindl., xxxiii. I. 477.
Vitálba, I. 235.

Vitex L., cii. II. 1285.

Viticélla, I. 241.

Vitis L. xxxiii. 1. 477.

Vitis ida a Tourn., xcii. II. 1156. See Facci-
nium.

Vitis idea rùbra Lam., xciii. II. 1164.
Vilkumèria L., cii. III. 1286. See Clerodendron.
Vulneraria Bárba Jovis Lam., xlvii. 641.

W.

Wahoo Elm, III. 1408.

Wainscot Oak, III. 1846.

Wallflower, I. 313. See Cheiranthus.

Walnut Tree, III 421. 1423. See Juglans.

Warden Pear, II. 882.

Warratah. See Caméllia, I. 386.

Water Oak, III. 1892.

Wax-bearing Myrtle, cxxxii. IV. 2057.

Wax Tree, II. 1201.

Water Elder, II. 1039.

Wayfaring Tree, 11. 1035.

Weeping Ash, II. 1214.

Weeping Beech, III. 1953.

Weeping Birch, III. 1691.

Weeping Elm. See Ulmus montana pendula,
III. 1398.

Weeping Oak, III. 1732. 1842.

Weeping Turkey Oak, III. 1846.

Weeping Willow, III. 1507.

Weigela Thunb., lxxix. II. 1042.

Weigelia Pers., lxxix. II. 1642. See Diervilla.
Wendlandia, xx. I. 297.

See Cócculus.

Western Plane, cxxxii. IV. 2043.

Turkey Oak, 1846. 1870.

Tutsan, common, I. 403.

Tutsan, Large-flowered, I. 400.

Twin-flowered Spurge Laurel, III. 1310.
Daphne póntica.

See

Weymouth Pine, IV. 2280.

Whin, xli. II. 571.

Westringia Sm., cii. III. 1282.

White Beam Tree, II. 910.

White Birch, III. 1797, 1708.

White Cedar, exli. IV. 2475.

White Spruce, IV. 2310. See Abies álba.
White Thorn, II. 829.

White Vine Clematis, xvii. I. 235.
White Walnut, III. 1439.

White Wood, xlx. I. 284.
Whitty Pear Tree, II. 921.
Whortleberry, II. 1156.
Widow Wail. See Cnedrum.
Wild Allspice, III. 1303.
Wild Cornel, II. 1010.
Wild Guelder Rose, II. 1035.
Wild Honeysuckle, II. 1140.
Wild Indigo, II. 607.
Wild Olive, II. 549.

See Rhús Cótinus.
Wild Olive, III. 1310. See Daphne Thymela'a.
Wild Olive, Amer., 111.1319. See Nyssa grandi-
dentata.

Wild Olive Tree, III. 1321. See Elæágnus.
Wild Orange, Amer., 11. 720. See Cerasus caro-
liniana.

Wild Rosemary, II. 1106. See Andrómede.
Wild Service, 11. 913.

Willemètia Brongn., xxxix. I. 542.

Willow, III. Ï453.

Almonds, Bitter, ii. 677.

Almonds, Jordan, ii. 677.

Almonds, Valentia, ii. 677.
Aleppo mustard, ii, 55k

Amadou, iii. 1644. 1834. False, iii. 1833.
Ainboyna pitch, iv. 2448.

American bug (Aphis lantgera), ii. 903.
Anisette de Bordeaux, i. 238.
Arbutus, use of the fruit of, ii. 1118.
Arcades, trees fit for, i. 369. ; iv. 2008.
Arrack, anise, i. 258.

Athenian poplar, origin of the name, iii. 1651.
Athol, Dukes of, their plantations, iv. 1359.
Athol estates, culture of the larch on, iv. 2387,
Avenues, trees for, i. 368. 418. 465.; III. 1379.
1642. 1666. 1670.; IV. 2041.

Caledonia, why so called, iii. 2021.

Camellia garden, i. 392.

Camellia wall, i. 392.

Camphor, mode of obtaining, iii. 1305.
Canada balsam, iv. 2340.

Canella bark, i. 257.

Canoes, wood for, i. 274. 288.; iii. 1709.

Cape heaths, list of, ii. 1089. 1091. Mode of cul-
ture, iv. 2574. Treatment of, ii. 1100.

Capers, mode of preparing, i. 313, 314. Substitute
for, ii. 596.

Caprification, iii. 1570.

Cardinal trees, iii. 1383.

Caries of the chestnut, iii. 1999.

Carvings in wood, i. 368. ; ii. 1415. 1642.

Casks for sugar, iii. 1879. 1881. 1883.

iii. 1991. Hoops for, iv. 1712.

For wine,

Casuarina (swamp oak), mode of growing in
England, iv. 2061.

Ceps, iii. 1836.

Charcoal of the beech, iii. 1962.

Charcoal, woods suitable for, i. 288. 368. 417. 424.

429.; ii. 587. 1200.; iii. 1368. 1525. 1563. 1647.

1681. 1962. 1991. 2009.

Charmille, iii. 2010.

Cherry brandy, ii. 697.

Cherry trees in pots, ii. 702.

Cherry Sunday, ii. 699.

Chestnut bread, iii. 1987. 1995, 1996.

Chestnut charcoal, iii. 1991.

Chestnut timber, how distinguished from oak,

iii. 1989. 1991, 1992, 1993.

China turpentine, ii. 547.

Chinese method of dwarfing trees, iii. 1378.

Chinese pickle, i. 280.

Chocolate from the lime, i. 359.

Church, ancient, of oak, iii. 1748.
Cider brandy, ii. 896.

Cider, to make, ii. 897.

Clap-boards, description of, iv. 2284.
Cleinatine, i. 233.

Cobbett's nursery, ii. 616.
Coffee, substitute for, ii. 657.
Colophony, iv. 2125. 2223. 2336.

Columns of living trees, ii. 1242.
Confitures d'épine vinette, i. 301.

Coquette, a machine for drying plants, iii. 1960.
Corf rods, iii, 2023.

Cork, mode of obtaining, iii. 1914.

Corn, effect of the berberry on, i. 302.

Coughs, remedies for, i. 268. 511.; iv. 2115.

Fevers, remedies for, i. 268. 274. 288.; ii. 543.550.
1019.; iii. 1525.

Figs, as an article of commerce, iii. 1567. Mode
of drying, iii. 1369.

Figues-caques, what made of, ii. 1197.

Filberts, to keep, iii. 2027.

Fir tree, why so called, iv. 2303.

Flambeaux of the beech (tourteaux), iii. 1963.
Flambeaux of the pine, iv. 2175.

Flax, substitute for, ii. 577.

Mode of manag-

Forest, New, first planting of.

ing plantations in, iii. 1750. 1803.

Forest of Dean, iii. 1750. 1805.

Hair-streak butterfly, iii. 1869.

Half-hardy plants, remarks on the treatment of,
ii. 570, 667.

Half-hardy heaths. See Cape heaths.

Hardy heaths, lists of, ii. 1086, 1088. 1097.
Hares and rabbits, trees eaten by, ii. 592.
Hayforks, wood used for making in France, iii.
1415.

Hazel rods, use of in ornamental buildings, iii.
2023.

Heathery in the open ground, ii. 1095.
Hedges, shrubs and trees suitable for: -
Acàcia. See Locust.
Alatérnus, ii. 530.

Althea frutex, i. 362.
Arbor Vitæ, iv. 2457.
Berberry, i. 302.
Beech, iii. 1965.
Box, ii. 1340.

Bramble, ii. 744.
Buckthorn, ii, 532.

Christ's Thorn, ii. 528.
Crab, ii. 896.

Elder, iii. 1029.

Evergreen oak, iii. 1904.
Furze, ii. 573.

In Guernsey, iv. 2549.

the Isle of Man, iv. 2549.
Gleditschia, ii. 651.
Hawthorn, ii. 836.
Hazel, iii. 2023.
Holly, ii. 518.

Mode of cutting, ii. 514.

Hornbeam, iii, 2010.
Ivy, iii 1003.

Juniper, iv. 2493.
Larch, iv. 2373.
Laurel, ii. 718.
Laurustinus, iii. 1033.
Lilac, iii. 1210.

Locust, ii. 615, 625.
Lombardy poplar, ii. 1668.
Maple, i. 429.
Mulberry, iii. 1355.
Myrtle, ii. 965.
Oak, iii. 1799.
Pear tree, ii. 885.
Privet, ii. 1200.
Portugal laurel, ii. 715.
Roses, ii. 772. 790.
Sea buckthorn, ii. 1326.
Sloe thorn, ii. 687.
Spiræ 'a, ii. 727.
Spruce fir, iv. 2306.
Willow, iii. 1476.
Yew, iv. 2089.
Helianthemum wall, i. 349.

Hemlock spruce, singular effect of in American
woods, iv. 2323.

High Clere seedling rhododendrons, ii. 1140.
1143.

Honey, poisonous, i. 369. ; ii. 1129. See Bees.
Honeysuckle, a classical architectural ornament
ii. 1043.

Hoops, wood for, iii. 1441. 1467. 1697. 1711, 1712.
1994. 2023.

Hop-poles, wood for, ii. 621.; iii. 1219. 1460.
1653. 1996.; iv. 2371.

Hops, substitute for, ii. 596. 946.

Hortensia, why this name was applied to the
hydrangea, ii. 996,

Ice storm, iv. 2136.

Ilex oak, suitable for the sea shore, iii. 1902.
Indian paper, mode of making, iii. 1361.

Indian rubber, trees producing, iii. 1345. 1355.
Indian soup, iii. 1919.

Indigo, plant producing, ii. 642.

Indigo, substitutes for, ii. 607. 630.

Ink, indelible, ii. 555, 556. 686.

Ink, to make, iii. 1930.

Insects good for food, iii. 1816.

Insects on the Abiétinæ, iv. 2139. :--

Labdanum, or ladanum, the mode of gathering,
i. 320.

Labyrinths of the hornbeam, iii. 2011.
Lackey moth, iii. 1893.

Lamb's wool, the drink so called, ii. 901.
Lampblack, preparation of, iv. 2125. 2223.

Landes, mode of planting with pinasters, iv. 2219.
Landscape-gardening, effect of trees in, of the
Alder, iii. 1683.

Ash, ii. 1220.
Beech, iii. 1965.

Birch, iii. 1694. 1700.

Cedar of Lebanon, iv. 2418.
Elæagnus, iii. 1323.
Elm, iii. 1383.

Hazel, thickets of, iii. 2025.

Hornbeam, iii. 2011.
Horsechestnut, i. 465.
Ivy, ii. 1004.

Larch, iv. 2357, 2373.
Lime tree, ii. 369.
Locust, ii. 621.

Lombardy poplar, iii. 1652.
Oak, iii. 1789.
Plane tree, iv. 2039.
Weeping willow, iii. 1509.
Willow, iii. 1527.
Scotch pine, iv. 2176.

Silver fir, iv. 2229.

Legends of the Almond, ii. 678.
Apple, ii. 899.
Ash, ii. 1223.
Aspen, iii. 1648.

Black poplar, iii. 1654.
British oak, iii. 1753.
Chaste tree, iii. 1285.

Cornel tree, ii. 1016.
Christ's thorn, ii. 528..
Hawthorn, ii. 838.
Holly, ii. 511.

Ivy, ií. 1005.

Jasmine, ii. 1253.

Lime tree, iv. 2540.

Lombardy poplar, iii. 1669.

Mistletoe, fi. 1022.

Mountain ash, ii. 917-920.

Mulberry, iii. 1345.
Myrtle, ii. 961.

Oak, iii. 1722.

Periwinkle, ii. 1255.

Pine and fir tribe, iv. 2121.
Plane tree, iv. 2037.
Pomegranate, ii. 940. 942.
Quince, ii. 929.
Rose, ii. 791.

Rosemary, iii. 1280.
Rue, i. 485.

St. John's wort, i. 397.
Sycamore, i. 418.; iv. 2542.
Sweet bay, iii. 1297.
Walnut, iii. 1426.

Willow, iii. 1463.

Yew, iv. 2066.

Licts de parliament, iii. 1991.

Lightning, effect of, on the oak, iii. 1812.

Limes, substitute for, iii. 1319.

Liqueurs, from fruit, i. 369. ; ii. 681. 690. 697.

789.

Liquid storax, iv. 2051.

Liquorice, substitute for, ii. 621.

Locust tree, rapid growth of, ii. 612.
Luggies, ii. 497.

Lumbering party in Canada, iv. 2116.
Lungs of the oak, iii. 1832.

Lye for washing linen, ii. 574.

Noces, why so called, iii. 1426.
Noggins, ii. 497.

Norfolk beaufins, to prepare, ii. 896.
Nougat, iii. 1428.

Nurse trees, iii. 1800. :-

Larch, iv. 2373.

Scotch pine, iii. 1803.
Spruce fir, iv. 2805.

Nut, maggot of, iii. 2027.

Nut oil, iii. 2024.

Nut, weevil of, iii. 2027.

Nuts, kinds of, iii. 2019.
iii. 2024.

Quantity imported,

Oil, beech, ii. 1963.

Oil from the privet, ii. 1200.

Raisiné, to make, ii. 896. 818.

Raki, the liqueur so called, ii. 690.

Poisonous trees and shrubs, i. 233. 476. 493.; ii.

549. 553. 555. 561. 564. 610. 709.719.; iii. 1267.

1308.

Polenta, to make, iii. 1996.

Pomatum, origin of, ii. 896.

Portable house, for protecting plants, ii. 670.
Port wine from British fruit, ii. 686.

Potash, trees producing. i. 412.; ii. 572. 583. 596.
1219.; iii. 1430. 1525. 1647.

Pounce, what made of, iv. 2403.
Protecting by gauze or bunting, i. 280.
mats, i. 257. By straw ropes, i. 279.
Protecting frame for plants, iv. 2531.

Protecting trees and shrubs, i. 280. 564.
396.; iii. wall, 1306.

Protecting roots, i. 266.

Prunes, mode of preparing, ii. 689.

Prussic acid, plants producing, i. 671.714.

With

Ratafia of Grenoble, ii. 697.

Red oak staves, iii. 1886.

Red, to dye, i. 530.

Religious ceremonies, trees used in, ii. 501, 518.;
iv. 2549.

Mulberry trees, iii. 1345. 1347.

bury, iv. 2586.

Myrtles, ii. 963.

Napoleon's willow, iii. 1511.

Oaks, iii. 1741. 1753. 1773. 1837.

joined trunks, iii. 1781.

Pear trees, ii. 881. 888.

Pines in the Canaries, iv. 2263.

Plane trees, iv. 2038. 2042.

Poplars, iii. 1654.

Portugal laurel, ji. 715.; iv. 2555.

Salisburias, iv. 2099.

Scotch pines, iv. 2184.

Silver firs, iv. 2337.

Spruce firs at the Whim, iv. 22

Stone pine of Sablettes, iv. 9948

Sycamores, i, 419.; iv. 2542.

Walnut trees, iii. 1435.

Willows, iii. 1308. 1518. 1527.

Yews, iv. 2069. 2073. 2091.
Zelkoua, iii. 1411.

Resin. See Rosin.

At Canter-

With cou-

Public walks, trees suitable for, i. 568. 416. 418.;

iii. 1384. 1415. 1643.

Pumping of the larch, iv. 2385.

Purple, to dye, i. 427.

Pyrale, iii. 1999.

Pvrolignous acid, iv. 2599.

Pyrotechnic clock, 258.

Q.

Quass, mode of making, iv. 235

Rose, insects on, to destroy, ii. 809.

Rose of Lancaster, ii. 761.

Rose, mode of drying the petals, ii. 787. 788.
Rose pink, ii. 681.

Rose plantations, ii. 786, 787, 788.
Rose-water, ii. 788. 790.

Rose wall, ii. 800.

Roses, arcades of, ii. 797.

Roses, attar of, ii. 789.

Roses, baskets of, ii. 800.

Roses, best collections, ii. 750.

Roses, budding the, ii. 802.

Roses, climbing, ii. 799.
Roses, conserve of, ii. 789.
Roses, essence of, ii. 789.