1990 Boston Urban Wilds Report
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A small-leafed red maple, a very unusual tree, grows in a grove of oaks and hickories near the pond. Between the approach road to the mansion and the wood is a corn field.
09-13 Bussey Brook Location: South Street, opposite the Arnold Arboretum Size: 20.1 acres Owner: Harvard University This large wetland and open meadow is bounded by one of the oldest roads in Boston (South Street) and a railroad causeway. Bussey Brook goes through on its long journey from the Charles River in West Roxbury. Th...is stretch of unaltered, untouched nature contrasts with en- hanced, gently reformed nature across South Street in the Arboretum.
Large weeping and black willows stand in the swamp. Quaking aspen, black locust, green ash and crab apples grow from the brook's bank. Yarrow, purple vetch, milkweed, tansy, Jerusalem artichoke and wild onion grass dominate the uplands. Tall stands of tickseed sunflow- ers appear in September. Some of the tallest wild-growing irises in Boston grow here. Raspberry vines and evening primroses grow amidst the sweet yellow and red clover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A small-leafed red maple, a very unusual tree, grows in a grove of oaks and hickories near the pond. Between the approach road to the mansion and the wood is a corn field.
09-13 Bussey Brook Location: South Street, opposite the Arnold Arboretum Size: 20.1 acres Owner: Harvard University This large wetland and open meadow is bounded by one of the oldest roads in Boston (South Street) and a railroad causeway. Bussey Brook goes through on its long journey from the Charles River in West Roxbury. Th...is stretch of unaltered, untouched nature contrasts with en- hanced, gently reformed nature across South Street in the Arboretum.
Large weeping and black willows stand in the swamp. Quaking aspen, black locust, green ash and crab apples grow from the brook's bank. Yarrow, purple vetch, milkweed, tansy, Jerusalem artichoke and wild onion grass dominate the uplands. Tall stands of tickseed sunflow- ers appear in September. Some of the tallest wild-growing irises in Boston grow here. Raspberry vines and evening primroses grow amidst the sweet yellow and red clover.
What to read after 1990 Boston Urban Wilds Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston Natural Areas Fund to read onlineMoreLess
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