Landscape Gardening As Applied to School Grounds
Landscape Gardening As Applied to School Grounds
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The Carolina poplar, Lombardy poplar, and Trees as a soft maple are rapid growers and may be used for screen screening purposes. It is thoroughly advised, how- ever, that Black Hills spruce, bull pine, and Scotch pine be introduced into these groups together with the before mentioned quick growers so that an all-year- around screen will eventually be secured. Shade is essential on all school grounds in that it offers cool, inviting places to sit and thus be protect- ed from the hot sun of the e...arly fall and late spring. It is not best, however, to plant trees for this purpose in rows on the lawn area which occupies that space between the schoolhouse and the road. Two or three Shade trees on the lawn are usually sufficient, and they trees should be placed rather near the building, but not di- rectly in front of it. If properly located in relation to the design as a whole, other shade trees may be used [19] Pig-. 5. The windbreak seen to the left of the school house is very ineffective in winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Carolina poplar, Lombardy poplar, and Trees as a soft maple are rapid growers and may be used for screen screening purposes. It is thoroughly advised, how- ever, that Black Hills spruce, bull pine, and Scotch pine be introduced into these groups together with the before mentioned quick growers so that an all-year- around screen will eventually be secured. Shade is essential on all school grounds in that it offers cool, inviting places to sit and thus be protect- ed from the hot sun of the e...arly fall and late spring. It is not best, however, to plant trees for this purpose in rows on the lawn area which occupies that space between the schoolhouse and the road. Two or three Shade trees on the lawn are usually sufficient, and they trees should be placed rather near the building, but not di- rectly in front of it. If properly located in relation to the design as a whole, other shade trees may be used [19] Pig-. 5. The windbreak seen to the left of the school house is very ineffective in winter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tell William Nicolet to read onlineMoreLess
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