suggests the Crucianellas of Mallorca. Ident as sure as pos. for a cultivated plant. 5-24-34 Tilia platyphylla Desp. Cote I 233, Bm 5/4 = T. platyphylla Desp. Bge CP 482, St#92 20 II 711, SVI I 447 Noff. Cult. Drage garden has exactly as illades 5/4 911 711 with the net nerves very distinct and often practically parallel making neat little rect- angular figures which are visible on or upper side surface. If filmed at the same bright green both sides & shining beneath (not gray beneath as in [5-15-34]) young growth with spreading propellairs. Youngest leaf softly pubescent all over or both sides, the older ones less so above. Tuft of hairs in axils of veins beneath not strikingly white but more nearly white than in [5-15-34]. Largest lf 5 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches. [This leaves no question that this surely wild T] 5-15-34 is T. cordata Mill. Its lvs are decidedly gray-green be- eath contrasting with the upper surface. The net nerves often indistinct & not at all prominent. Tufts of hairs in axils of veins rusty (not strongly so) when old with T. platyphyllus.] Another Tilia (lvs col 5-24-34) Cult. Drage garden may be T. intermedia DC. etc and does seem to fall bet. T. plat. v.T. cord. this more nearly like T. cordata young growth glabrous, lvs glabrous except for the very