Investigation Made By the State Board of Horticulture of the California Olive in
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Native of Holland.
Olea Americana. Olive tree of America. It is found in the Carolinas and Florida. It is an erect plant, with lanceolate leaves, elliptical, rather oblong, pointed, smooth, entire, solid, glossy on the upper face, and of a fine yellowish-green. It blos- soms in June; its flowers are arranged in close bunches; its bracts are persistent, united, and small.
Olea Capensis. Olive tree of the Cape of Good Hope. Very dwarf and bushy plant, two feet high. Its branches are rough, whitis...h, tetragon. Leaves opposite, oval, rounded, very large in comparison with those of the European varieties; quite entire, solid, stiff, of a fine dark and gloomy green on the upper face, and pale beneath. It blooms at different times. Small white flowers, disposed in elegant and showy divergent bunches. One variety only, with elliptical wavy leaves and green pendicles, is cultivated.
Olea Emarginata. Tree grows in India to a height of sixty feet. Branches are opposite, gray, and striated; has the leaves opposite, oval, rounded, notched at the summit, quite entire, solid, wrinkled, of a fine lively green on both faces, the pendicle short and wrinkled.
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Native of Holland.
Olea Americana. Olive tree of America. It is found in the Carolinas and Florida. It is an erect plant, with lanceolate leaves, elliptical, rather oblong, pointed, smooth, entire, solid, glossy on the upper face, and of a fine yellowish-green. It blos- soms in June; its flowers are arranged in close bunches; its bracts are persistent, united, and small.
Olea Capensis. Olive tree of the Cape of Good Hope. Very dwarf and bushy plant, two feet high. Its branches are rough, whitis...h, tetragon. Leaves opposite, oval, rounded, very large in comparison with those of the European varieties; quite entire, solid, stiff, of a fine dark and gloomy green on the upper face, and pale beneath. It blooms at different times. Small white flowers, disposed in elegant and showy divergent bunches. One variety only, with elliptical wavy leaves and green pendicles, is cultivated.
Olea Emarginata. Tree grows in India to a height of sixty feet. Branches are opposite, gray, and striated; has the leaves opposite, oval, rounded, notched at the summit, quite entire, solid, wrinkled, of a fine lively green on both faces, the pendicle short and wrinkled.
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