. Manuel de Veitch des coniferae : contenant un examen général de l'ordonnance, un synopsis des espèces cultivées en Grande-Bretagne, leur histoire botanique, leurs propriétés économiques, le lieu et l'utilisation dans l'arboriculture, etc . sur Park, Tortworth court et Highnam court, Gloucestershire. Dans le pays de la mer à la Maison Haddo, CoulHouse, Ross-shire ; I)u]iilin Castle, Keir House, Mursily Castle, Oelitertyre et SconePalace dans le Peithshire. En Irlande à l'île de Fota, Birr Castle, Curiaglniiore. t il sera 1)6 utile à ]ilace sur l'enregistrement les faits supplémentaires suivants concernant l'avenue thisleniarkahle. Le condit. Actuel

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. Veitch's manual of the coniferae : containing a general review of the order, a synopsis of the species cultivated in Great Britain, their botanical history, economic properties, place and use in arboriculture, etc . on Park, Tortworth Court and Highnam Court, Gloucestershire. In Seotland at Haddo House, CoulHouse, Ross-shire ; I)u]iiilin Castle, Keir House, Murthly Castle, Oelitertyre and SconePalace in Peithshire. In Ireland at Fota Island, Birr Castle, Curiaglniiore. t It will 1)6 useful to ]ilace on record the following additional facts respecting thisleniarkahle avenue. The present condition of the trees, as tin- illustiation sliows, is mostsatisfactory. Mr. Crump, the gardener to Earl Beauchamp, informed the author thattowards the end of the eighties a very trouhlesome fungus came up thickly andl)ersistently in a circle around each tree ; to destroy this, a good coating of lime was firstaj)]plied, followed by a dressing, of ground hones with two cart-loa<ls of strong loam to eachtree with the result that the fungus was destniyed and the trees were invigorated.Finther care is taken in their jircservation hy the removal of many of the cones as theyappear. i Silva of Xorth America, XII. 13/J.. The Abies jwhili-s Avenue at Madrestield Coiut. 526 ABIES XOPvDMANNIANA. Abies Nordmanniana. A stately tree attaining a liciyht of 75—150 or more feet with atapering trunk 3—4 feet in diameter near the ground; the bark ofthe oldest trees growing in Great Britain greyish brown, smooth ormarked with shallow tissures. Branches spreading, the lowermostdepressed, those al)Ove horizontal or ascending. Branchlets distichousund opposite with light brown striated l;)ark. Buds globose-conic, al:)out0-25 inch long, with reddish broAvn, l)roadly ovate, perular scales.Leaves persistent seven—ten years, narrowly linear, obtuse or emarginate, 0-75—1 inch long, bright grass-green with a narrow median grooveabove, paler with two whitish stomatiferous bands below; those on theunder

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