| | | | hot, dry places. | | | | 34. Blue huckleberry | 1-4 | Pink |Dry soil[5]|The profusion of tiny bell-like flowers appearing (Vaccinium vaccillans)| | | | with the leaves makes this attractive. | | | | Fruits purple-black. | | | | 35. Common lilac | 4-10 | Lilac |Ordinary |Cultivated everywhere and sometimes escaped (Syringa vulgaris) | | |garden soil| from gardens. There are scores of attractive | | | | hybrids and forms. | | | | 36. American fly | 2-4 |Greenish- |Moist |Easily grown in ordinary garden soil, but prefers honeysuckle (Lonicera | | yellow| woods| shade. Best planted along shaded walks. ciliata) | | | | --------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+------------------------------------------------- -------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+-------------------------------------------------- Common and Latin |Height| Color of | Preferred | Remarks and Notes Names |(feet)| Flowers | Habitat | -------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+-------------------------------------------------- 37. Fly honeysuckle | 2-6 |Pinkish- |Indifferent|Sometimes an escape from cultivation. The (Lonicera Xylosteum) | | white| | scarlet berries are showy in the early fall. | | | | 38. Tartarian bush | 3-8 |Pinkish- |Indifferent|_L. oblongifolia_ with purplish-yellow flowers in honeysuckle (Lonicera| | white| | May and June is attractive. Not in the Tatarica) | | | | catalogue. | | | | MAY-JUNE | | | | | | | | 39. Chinquapin (Castanea | 5-8 |Brownish- |Dry soil |Apt to be affected with the chestnut blight. pumila) | | green| | The long catkins and fruit are interesting | | | | but not showy. | | | | 40. Magnolia (Magnolia | 4-10 | White |Swamps |Can also be grown very well on dry ground glauca) | | | and bogs| and in any garden soil. Fruits rose red. | | | | 41.