Plans for Pleasant Home Surroundings
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Perhaps the prettiest bright-berried tree for small enclosures is the English Strawberry Tree, laden in fall and early winter with large, oddly formed fruits of scarlet and orange. Its stems are a dark, polished green at all seasons of the year. Plant against some evergreen to show its berries well.
For much of the interest lent by variety of growth and out- line we are indebted to the WEEPING DECIDUOUS TREES Among the largest of these are the Weeping Willows, that are such favorites for planti...ng along the waterside. They are bright with a tender green first of all the trees in spring; and their cord-like young branches droop four or five feet below the older ones that support them. The Weeping Beech forms a large tree of curious, picturesque growth. Its tortuous, down- sweeping branches make rich bowers of foliage.
Among smaller trees of drooping habit, the Japan Weeping Rose-flowered Cherry is considered finest. It is especially adapted to small lawns and gardens. Rosy pink buds and flowers wreathe its slender branches before the leaves appear, clothing the tree quite to the ground with a mist of bloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps the prettiest bright-berried tree for small enclosures is the English Strawberry Tree, laden in fall and early winter with large, oddly formed fruits of scarlet and orange. Its stems are a dark, polished green at all seasons of the year. Plant against some evergreen to show its berries well.
For much of the interest lent by variety of growth and out- line we are indebted to the WEEPING DECIDUOUS TREES Among the largest of these are the Weeping Willows, that are such favorites for planti...ng along the waterside. They are bright with a tender green first of all the trees in spring; and their cord-like young branches droop four or five feet below the older ones that support them. The Weeping Beech forms a large tree of curious, picturesque growth. Its tortuous, down- sweeping branches make rich bowers of foliage.
Among smaller trees of drooping habit, the Japan Weeping Rose-flowered Cherry is considered finest. It is especially adapted to small lawns and gardens. Rosy pink buds and flowers wreathe its slender branches before the leaves appear, clothing the tree quite to the ground with a mist of bloom.
What to read after Plans for Pleasant Home Surroundings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flemer, William 1861- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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