Evergreens : How to Grow Them Including Varieties And Characteristics of the Principal Evergreens of the United States
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The seeds pop out, fall in the ashes, then take root and another forest springs up in the place of the dead -one. If the seeds had fallen from the cones, as in the case of other evergreens, there would have been no provision for this reproduction.
The Pinus Albicaulis builds a comfortable shed for the weary traveler as he climbs up to the edge of the timber line.
This often grows lilte an umbrella. It is frequently flat and com- pact on the top so that a man can walk on it. For years it has bee...n pressed down by the great burdens of snow. It forms a fringe around the bald-headed mountain. There it clings and hangs, wrestling with wind and storm.
John Muir says, "In detached clumps, never touched by fire, the fallen needles of centuries growth make a fine, elastic mattress for the weary mountaineer while the tasseled branches spread a roof over -him and the dead roots, half resin, usually found in abundance, make capital camp fires, unquenchable in thickest storms of rain and snow. Seen from a.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The seeds pop out, fall in the ashes, then take root and another forest springs up in the place of the dead -one. If the seeds had fallen from the cones, as in the case of other evergreens, there would have been no provision for this reproduction.
The Pinus Albicaulis builds a comfortable shed for the weary traveler as he climbs up to the edge of the timber line.
This often grows lilte an umbrella. It is frequently flat and com- pact on the top so that a man can walk on it. For years it has bee...n pressed down by the great burdens of snow. It forms a fringe around the bald-headed mountain. There it clings and hangs, wrestling with wind and storm.
John Muir says, "In detached clumps, never touched by fire, the fallen needles of centuries growth make a fine, elastic mattress for the weary mountaineer while the tasseled branches spread a roof over -him and the dead roots, half resin, usually found in abundance, make capital camp fires, unquenchable in thickest storms of rain and snow. Seen from a.
What to read after Evergreens : How to Grow Them Including Varieties And Characteristics of the Principal Evergreens of the United States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C S Charles Simmons Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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