Studies in Ornamental Trees And Shrubs
Studies in Ornamental Trees And Shrubs
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HaJcea ulicina.
foliage, resists the depredations of animals and vandals. For public parks, depot grounds, and the like, no shrub could be selected which would be better able to care for itself, and it is eminently adapted to planting where an impenetrable hedge is desired. In the vicinity of Santa Barbara, it grows without care or irrigation on the dry hillsides and would undoubtedly make an excellent chaparral covering for many of our mountain slopes.
9. H. Acicularis R. Br.
A tall shrub or (...in Australia) a small bushy tree: twigs and young leaves sometimes minutely pubescent, glabrous when mature: leaves very slenderly cylindric, rigid, awl-like at the sharp tip, entire and simple, not grooved, mostly about 2 in. Long (1 to 3 in. ) : pedicels silky-pubescent: corolla glabrous: capsule ovoid, about 1 in. Long and % in* r rather more broad, rough, contracted to a thick beak, each valve with a conic brown horn near the apex.
Suitable for hedges and for shrubberies. More slender than H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HaJcea ulicina.
foliage, resists the depredations of animals and vandals. For public parks, depot grounds, and the like, no shrub could be selected which would be better able to care for itself, and it is eminently adapted to planting where an impenetrable hedge is desired. In the vicinity of Santa Barbara, it grows without care or irrigation on the dry hillsides and would undoubtedly make an excellent chaparral covering for many of our mountain slopes.
9. H. Acicularis R. Br.
A tall shrub or (...in Australia) a small bushy tree: twigs and young leaves sometimes minutely pubescent, glabrous when mature: leaves very slenderly cylindric, rigid, awl-like at the sharp tip, entire and simple, not grooved, mostly about 2 in. Long (1 to 3 in. ) : pedicels silky-pubescent: corolla glabrous: capsule ovoid, about 1 in. Long and % in* r rather more broad, rough, contracted to a thick beak, each valve with a conic brown horn near the apex.
Suitable for hedges and for shrubberies. More slender than H.
What to read after Studies in Ornamental Trees And Shrubs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvey Monroe Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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