Trees And Tree Planting
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— Experience of Mr. Helme on Locust-planting. — Manner of Sowing its Seed for Hedge. — Manner of Transplanting Explained. — Its Usefulness as a Wind-break. — Successful Hedge-growing Experiments. — The Water-Locust. — Its Growth. — General Characteristics Compared with the Honey- Locust. — Where Found and Soil Suitable to its Growth. — The Yel- low and Common Locust variously Described. — The Rose-flowered Locust Described.
THE HONEY-LOCUST.
This is an admirable hedge-plant and a tree of great ...value, and on the river bottoms of lUinois honey-locusts are found from eighty to one hundred feet high and four feet thick. Dr. "Warder, of Ohio, thinks this tree is very valuable on account of its rapid growth. He sold one acre of locust-trees fifteen years old for one thousand dollars. The wood is much used for paving streets. A locust in Omaha, planted twelve years ago, measured thirty -one inches four feet from the ground, and was thirty-five feet high. The thornless locust is best for forests, and the thorny variety for hedges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Experience of Mr. Helme on Locust-planting. — Manner of Sowing its Seed for Hedge. — Manner of Transplanting Explained. — Its Usefulness as a Wind-break. — Successful Hedge-growing Experiments. — The Water-Locust. — Its Growth. — General Characteristics Compared with the Honey- Locust. — Where Found and Soil Suitable to its Growth. — The Yel- low and Common Locust variously Described. — The Rose-flowered Locust Described.
THE HONEY-LOCUST.
This is an admirable hedge-plant and a tree of great ...value, and on the river bottoms of lUinois honey-locusts are found from eighty to one hundred feet high and four feet thick. Dr. "Warder, of Ohio, thinks this tree is very valuable on account of its rapid growth. He sold one acre of locust-trees fifteen years old for one thousand dollars. The wood is much used for paving streets. A locust in Omaha, planted twelve years ago, measured thirty -one inches four feet from the ground, and was thirty-five feet high. The thornless locust is best for forests, and the thorny variety for hedges.
What to read after Trees And Tree Planting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James S James Sanks Brisbin to read onlineMoreLess
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