Government of North Dakota And the Nation
Government of North Dakota And the Nation
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There are many towns in North Dakota with no trees at all, and many school grounds and country roads and country homes are with- out them, or any plants calculated to add beauty to the landscape. There should be more interest in making towns, country roads, schools, and homes, subjects of pride. Trees and Plants. Many trees and shrubs are adapted to the northwestern country. The elm, ash, poplar, cot-' tonwood, box-elder, willow, certain maples, the Russian OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR GENERAL WELFARE ...253 -. AiaBB^aa: ];, Slllv's Hill National I'akk olive, the Siberian pea, the highbush cranberry, prairie rose, and cherr}-, kinnikinnick, wikl pkim, and many other kinds of trees and shrubs will grow successfully. One may secure from any reliable nurseryman, the Great Plains Experiment Station maintained by the United States government at Mandan, or the agricultural college, information as to the kinds best adapted to the prevailing soil or other conditions, and as to the care which should be given.
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There are many towns in North Dakota with no trees at all, and many school grounds and country roads and country homes are with- out them, or any plants calculated to add beauty to the landscape. There should be more interest in making towns, country roads, schools, and homes, subjects of pride. Trees and Plants. Many trees and shrubs are adapted to the northwestern country. The elm, ash, poplar, cot-' tonwood, box-elder, willow, certain maples, the Russian OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR GENERAL WELFARE ...253 -. AiaBB^aa: ];, Slllv's Hill National I'akk olive, the Siberian pea, the highbush cranberry, prairie rose, and cherr}-, kinnikinnick, wikl pkim, and many other kinds of trees and shrubs will grow successfully. One may secure from any reliable nurseryman, the Great Plains Experiment Station maintained by the United States government at Mandan, or the agricultural college, information as to the kinds best adapted to the prevailing soil or other conditions, and as to the care which should be given.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clyde Lyman Young to read onlineMoreLess
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