Genesee Farmer volume V19 1858
Genesee Farmer volume V19 1858
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" iAs a general rule, the Abele, when planted in a soil inodei-ately good and moist, will in ten years attain the height of twenty feet or upwards, with a trunk from six to nine inches in diameter.
The conmion Abele tree, {Poiuilns alia aoeri- folia, ) of which we annex a beautiful engi'aviiig. I« not only well adapted for planting in belts to pro- THE GEm^lSEE FARMER.
vide shelter, but also for planting in avenues by the side of a road, though its habit of throwing up suckers all around it, fr...om its numerous creeping roots, is a serious objection. The young shoots have a purplish tinge, and they are covered with a white down. The leaves are deeply lobed and indented, very dark above, and whitish and downy beneath, and, when agitated by the wind, produce a very pleasing eifect.
The wood of this tree is useful for a variety of minor purposes, particularly when lightness eithep of weight or color is thought desirable. On the prairies at the "West, this tree can not be too exten- sively planted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" iAs a general rule, the Abele, when planted in a soil inodei-ately good and moist, will in ten years attain the height of twenty feet or upwards, with a trunk from six to nine inches in diameter.
The conmion Abele tree, {Poiuilns alia aoeri- folia, ) of which we annex a beautiful engi'aviiig. I« not only well adapted for planting in belts to pro- THE GEm^lSEE FARMER.
vide shelter, but also for planting in avenues by the side of a road, though its habit of throwing up suckers all around it, fr...om its numerous creeping roots, is a serious objection. The young shoots have a purplish tinge, and they are covered with a white down. The leaves are deeply lobed and indented, very dark above, and whitish and downy beneath, and, when agitated by the wind, produce a very pleasing eifect.
The wood of this tree is useful for a variety of minor purposes, particularly when lightness eithep of weight or color is thought desirable. On the prairies at the "West, this tree can not be too exten- sively planted.
What to read after Genesee Farmer volume V19 1858?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Religious Tract Society Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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