Facts Relating to the History of Groton Massachusetts
Facts Relating to the History of Groton Massachusetts
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Common. Native. June.
Red Pine. Norway Pine. Canadian Pine. Pinus resinosa. Native. Mr. James Lawrence's woods. June.
Pitch Pine. Hard Pine. Pinus rigida. Common. Native. April.
Austrian Pine. Pinus laricia Austriaca. Cultivated.
Scotch Pine. Pinus sylvestris. Cultivated.
Gray or Northern Scrub Pine. Pinus divaricata. Native.
White Spruce. Picea rubens. Woods. Native. April.
Black Spruce. Picea mariana. Woods. Native. May.
Norway Spruce. Picea excelsa. Cultivated. Roadsides. June.
Hemlock. Tsug...a Canadensis. Rockwood's pasture. Native. April.
Larch. Larix laricina. Mr. James Lawrence's woods. Native. IMay.
European Larch. Larix Europaea. Main Street. Cultivated. May.
Balsam Fir. Abies balsamia. Native. Mr. F. D. Lewis's yard May.
Arborvitae. Thuja occidentalis. Cultivated hedges. May.
White Cedar. Cypressus thyoides. Woods. Native. April.
Juniper. Ground Cedar. Juniperus communis. Rockwood's pasture. Native. April.
Red Cedar. Savin. Juniperus Virginiana. Rockwood's pasture. Native. April.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Common. Native. June.
Red Pine. Norway Pine. Canadian Pine. Pinus resinosa. Native. Mr. James Lawrence's woods. June.
Pitch Pine. Hard Pine. Pinus rigida. Common. Native. April.
Austrian Pine. Pinus laricia Austriaca. Cultivated.
Scotch Pine. Pinus sylvestris. Cultivated.
Gray or Northern Scrub Pine. Pinus divaricata. Native.
White Spruce. Picea rubens. Woods. Native. April.
Black Spruce. Picea mariana. Woods. Native. May.
Norway Spruce. Picea excelsa. Cultivated. Roadsides. June.
Hemlock. Tsug...a Canadensis. Rockwood's pasture. Native. April.
Larch. Larix laricina. Mr. James Lawrence's woods. Native. IMay.
European Larch. Larix Europaea. Main Street. Cultivated. May.
Balsam Fir. Abies balsamia. Native. Mr. F. D. Lewis's yard May.
Arborvitae. Thuja occidentalis. Cultivated hedges. May.
White Cedar. Cypressus thyoides. Woods. Native. April.
Juniper. Ground Cedar. Juniperus communis. Rockwood's pasture. Native. April.
Red Cedar. Savin. Juniperus Virginiana. Rockwood's pasture. Native. April.
What to read after Facts Relating to the History of Groton Massachusetts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel a Samuel Abbott Green to read onlineMoreLess
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