The Art of Beautifying Suburban Home Grounds of Small Extent
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The leaves are nearly heart-shaped, from five to eight inches long, glossy on the upper surface, and downy be- neath. The form of the head when young is pyramidal, more com- pact than that of the cottonwood, and becomes a spreading tree of less height. The leaves appear two weeks later than those of our native aspen.
362 DECIDUOUS TREES.
The Balsam-bearing Poplar or Tacamahac. P. halsami- /era. — Curiously enough, though we have lived in the States where this tree is said to be indigenous, we d...o not know that we have ever seen it. Loudon thus describes it : " The balsam poplar, in the climate of London, is the very first tree that comes into leaf; its foliage is of a rich gamboge yellow, and so fragrant as in moist evenings to perfume the surrounding air. The tree is remarkably hardy, but, unless in the vicinity of water, it seldom attains a large size in England, or is of great duration." It is very distinct from the Balm of Gilead poplar — having smaller and much narrower leaves, of ovate-acuminate form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The leaves are nearly heart-shaped, from five to eight inches long, glossy on the upper surface, and downy be- neath. The form of the head when young is pyramidal, more com- pact than that of the cottonwood, and becomes a spreading tree of less height. The leaves appear two weeks later than those of our native aspen.
362 DECIDUOUS TREES.
The Balsam-bearing Poplar or Tacamahac. P. halsami- /era. — Curiously enough, though we have lived in the States where this tree is said to be indigenous, we d...o not know that we have ever seen it. Loudon thus describes it : " The balsam poplar, in the climate of London, is the very first tree that comes into leaf; its foliage is of a rich gamboge yellow, and so fragrant as in moist evenings to perfume the surrounding air. The tree is remarkably hardy, but, unless in the vicinity of water, it seldom attains a large size in England, or is of great duration." It is very distinct from the Balm of Gilead poplar — having smaller and much narrower leaves, of ovate-acuminate form.
What to read after The Art of Beautifying Suburban Home Grounds of Small Extent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Frank Jesup, 1828- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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