Trees for Long Island
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Siberian Pea-Tree ( Caragana Arborescens) A dainty little tree, slower in growth than the Dogwood. It is thickly hung with canary-yellow, pea-shaped blossoms in late spring.
Smoke Tree Mist Tree Purple Fringe (Rhus Cotinus) This differs so widely from all other shrubs that a foremost landscape architect declines to use it because of its inharmonious relation to other plants. Its beauty consists in the downy masses surrounding the seeds in mid-summer, and apparently envelop- ing the tree in puff...s of smoke.
64 Isaac Hicks & Son, Westbury Station, N. Y. Shrubs Spirea This is one of the largest groups of flowering shrubs and it is rarely that a group is planned without including some of its widely differing forms. We have endeavored to select, among the many kinds, the few which most clearly show the different types of beauty, without confusing our customers with an unnecessarily long list of names.
The flowering period is more extended than that of any other group of shrubs. Their foliage is attractive at various seasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Siberian Pea-Tree ( Caragana Arborescens) A dainty little tree, slower in growth than the Dogwood. It is thickly hung with canary-yellow, pea-shaped blossoms in late spring.
Smoke Tree Mist Tree Purple Fringe (Rhus Cotinus) This differs so widely from all other shrubs that a foremost landscape architect declines to use it because of its inharmonious relation to other plants. Its beauty consists in the downy masses surrounding the seeds in mid-summer, and apparently envelop- ing the tree in puff...s of smoke.
64 Isaac Hicks & Son, Westbury Station, N. Y. Shrubs Spirea This is one of the largest groups of flowering shrubs and it is rarely that a group is planned without including some of its widely differing forms. We have endeavored to select, among the many kinds, the few which most clearly show the different types of beauty, without confusing our customers with an unnecessarily long list of names.
The flowering period is more extended than that of any other group of shrubs. Their foliage is attractive at various seasons.
What to read after Trees for Long Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Hicks to read onlineMoreLess
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