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Picea alba (white spruce). Coniferous evergreen. Formal in habit. Good for high hedges ...ood for hedges to 6 feet. Most useful in the northern half of the country. Rosa rubiginosa (sweetbriar rose). Deciduous, thorny. Adapted for hedges up to 3

...s fruits deserve a leading place. Nearly or quite all of the trees of this group, including the sweet, the bitter or Seville, and the bergamot oranges, the ...e, which may be taken as a form of Rosa gallica. A white-flowered rose, R. alba, is much grown in the more exposed situations, as it is considered hardier

|   • ''[[Allium ampeloprasum|Allium ampeloprasum L. cv. group Leek]]'' || Wild Leek || [http://ecoport.org/ep?Plant=363 Ecoport] | • '''''[[Basella alba]]''''' || Indian spinach || [http://www.ars-grin.gov/cgi-bin/npgs/html/tax

|genus=Rosa ...he family [[Rosaceae]], that contains over 100 species. The species form a group of erect shrubs, and climbing or trailing plants, with stems that are often

...money, (a) It is always necessary to have some energetic local society or group of men and women who will stand behind any improvement proposition. Without A mass or group of planting emphasizes particular parts of the place. It allows of bold and

...arge clusters; R. S. Field, scarlet; Ralph Sanders, rich purplish crimson; Rosa mundi, white slightly flushed with yellow spots, dwarf (Gn. 63, p. 369); Ro ...in, however, the directions for the various operations apply to the azalea group and to many other members of the heath family.