On the laying out, planting, and managing of cemeteries; and on the improvement of churchyards. With sixty engravings / by J. C. Loudon.

  • Loudon, J. C. (John Claudius), 1783-1843.
Date:
1843
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Credit: On the laying out, planting, and managing of cemeteries; and on the improvement of churchyards. With sixty engravings / by J. C. Loudon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service. The original may be consulted at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service.

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    Pyrus spuria pendiila E. of T. p. 445. A. B. p. 925., the spurious Service Tree. Height 10—12 ft. 2s. Od Quercus pedunculata pendula E. of T. p. 849. A. B. p. 1731,, the weeping Oak. -Rohinia Pseud-^cacia pendula E. of T. p. 234. A. B. p. 609. Gard. Mag. 1843, p. 56., the false Acacia. 5alix babylonica E. of T. p. 757. A. B. p. 1507., the weeping Willow. Height 30—50 ft. 1*. 5albc americana pendula (Rivers) Gard. Mag. 1843, p. 59., the American weeping Willow. Sophdra japonica pendula E. ofT. p. 196. A.B, p.563., the weeping Sophora. Height 30—40 ft. 10*. 6rf. Tilia alba pendula, the white Hungarian Lime. 3s. 6rf. C/amus montana pendula E. of T. p. 721. A. B. p. 1398., the weeping Elm. 2s. Qd. EVERGREEN SHRUBS. Evergreen Shrubs with Needle Leaves, and the Plants of great Duration, all well adapted for Cemeteries where Shrubs are introduced. Cupressus ihyoides E. of T. p. 1074. A. B. p. 2475., the white Cedar. Height 10—15 ft. 2s. Qd. Jiiniperus communis E. of T. p. 1081. A. B. p. 2489., the common Juniper. Height 3—5 ft. Is. The badge of the clan Murray. J'uni'perus daurica E. ofT. p. 1082. A. B. p. 2489., the Daiirian Juniper. J'unlperus Oxycedrus E. of T. ]y. \ 083. A. B. p. 2494., the brown-berried Juniper. Height 10—12 ft. 3s. 6rf. J^unlperus Sabina E. of T. p. 1085, A. B. p. 2499., the common Savin. Height 7—8 ft. Is. 6c?. Several varieties. Taxus baccata microphjUa {Rivers) Gard. Mag. 1843, p. 60. T'axus canadensis E. of T. p. 942. A.B. p. 2093., the Canada, or North American, Yew. 3s. Gd. Evergreen Shrubs with broad Leaves, and the Plants of great Duration. j4'rbutus U^nedo E. of T. p. 573. A.B. p. 1117., and several other species. From 6d. to 5s. The arbutus is the badge of the clan Ross. Aucuba japonica. E. of T. p. 511. A.B. p. 1026., the Japan Aucuba. Height 6—10 ft. \s.U. Berberis dulcis E. of T. p. 47. A. B. p. 305., the sweet-fruited Berberry. Height 2—5 ft. Is. Qd. .Buxus sempervirens ?7iyrtif61ia E, of T. p. 704. A. B. p. 1333., the Myrtle- leaved Box Tree. 9d. Colletfa horrida E. ofT. p. 176. A. B. p. 541., the bristly CoUetia. Height 3— 4 ft. 3s. 6d. Cotoneaster iuxifolia E. of T. p. 411. A. B. p. 873., the Box-leaved Coto- neaster. Is. 6d. Cratae^gus Pyracantha E. ofT. p. 385. A. B. p. 844., the fiery Thorn. Height 4— 6 ft. Is. Gd. Z)aphne Laureola E. of T. p. 688. A. B. p. 1309., the Spurge Laurel. Height 3—4 ft. Gd. Z)aphne p6ntica J5. o/T. p. 688. A.B. p. 1310., the twin-flowered Spurge Laurel. Height 4—5 ft. Is. Gd. Garrya elHptica E. of T. p. 926. A. B. p. 2032., the elliptic-leaved Garrya. Height 8—10 ft. 2s. 6(/. /nex ^quifolium E ofT. p. 157. A. B. p. 505., the common Holly : most of the variegated sorts. Height 20—30 ft. Is. to 5s. Ligustrum vulgare sempervirens E. ofT. p. 629. A. B. p. 1199., the evergreen Privet. Gd. ^