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The Cottonwood, however, is better suited for planting as single specimens than in a solid grove.
The Box Elder is extensively used as a shade tree for which it is well suited, on account of its rapid growth and dense, bushy habit. The Elm grows readily everywhere if given fair treatment and is especially well suited to street planting in cities and towns. The ordinary Gray or White Willow, while not a native of this country, grows readily and is the most valuable tree for windbreaks and shelte...r belts. It also is well suited for grove planting, mak- ing a rapid growth that can be used both for fuel and for posts. The Native Ash is particularly well suited for grove planting, especially on the lighter, drier soils where the Box Elder, Elm and Willow are not so well adapted. There are a number of the conifers like the Douglas Spruce, Colorado Blue Spijuce, Black Hills Spruce, Jack Pine, and Bull Pine that will grow as well here as in most other places, after they have once become established.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Cottonwood, however, is better suited for planting as single specimens than in a solid grove.
The Box Elder is extensively used as a shade tree for which it is well suited, on account of its rapid growth and dense, bushy habit. The Elm grows readily everywhere if given fair treatment and is especially well suited to street planting in cities and towns. The ordinary Gray or White Willow, while not a native of this country, grows readily and is the most valuable tree for windbreaks and shelte...r belts. It also is well suited for grove planting, mak- ing a rapid growth that can be used both for fuel and for posts. The Native Ash is particularly well suited for grove planting, especially on the lighter, drier soils where the Box Elder, Elm and Willow are not so well adapted. There are a number of the conifers like the Douglas Spruce, Colorado Blue Spijuce, Black Hills Spruce, Jack Pine, and Bull Pine that will grow as well here as in most other places, after they have once become established.
What to read after North Dakota ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Railroad Administration to read onlineMoreLess
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