The book of Shrubs
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There are three varieties of the hazel (Corylus avellana) with ornamental leafage, and they are all distinct and effective and worthy of a place in gardens of quite limited dimensions. They attain a height ranging from four to six feet, according to the conditions under which they are placed, and with space for their development they form handsome bushes. They appear to the best advantage when arranged in the middle or back row of the shrubbery, and the purple-leaved variety is singularly effec...tive when associated with the golden elder.
The varieties are Corylus ave/tana aurea, a useful form with yellowish leaves ; C. A. Purpurea, a very handsome variety with large rich bronze-purple leaves ; and C. A. Lacinata, an interesting variety with handsomely cut leaves.
ENONYMUS OR SPINDLE TREE. The European spindle tree (Enonymus europaus) has one variety with orna- mental foliage that merits a place in the shrubbery. This is known as Enonymus europxus atropurpureus, and has bronzy-purple leaves which become purple and scarlet in the autumn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are three varieties of the hazel (Corylus avellana) with ornamental leafage, and they are all distinct and effective and worthy of a place in gardens of quite limited dimensions. They attain a height ranging from four to six feet, according to the conditions under which they are placed, and with space for their development they form handsome bushes. They appear to the best advantage when arranged in the middle or back row of the shrubbery, and the purple-leaved variety is singularly effec...tive when associated with the golden elder.
The varieties are Corylus ave/tana aurea, a useful form with yellowish leaves ; C. A. Purpurea, a very handsome variety with large rich bronze-purple leaves ; and C. A. Lacinata, an interesting variety with handsomely cut leaves.
ENONYMUS OR SPINDLE TREE. The European spindle tree (Enonymus europaus) has one variety with orna- mental foliage that merits a place in the shrubbery. This is known as Enonymus europxus atropurpureus, and has bronzy-purple leaves which become purple and scarlet in the autumn.
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