Woodland Gleanings
Woodland Gleanings
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It is stated, in the Transac- tions of the Highland Society (vol. Xi. P. 169), that it was first planted as a forest tree at Goodwood, the seat of the Duke of Richmond, near Chiches- ter ; but it was not until after 1784, on the Society of Arts offering gold medals and premiums for its cultivation, that it became generally planted. The following are some of the largest numbers of trees planted about that time by the respective parties : The Bishop of Llandaff, 48, 500, on the high grounds near ...Ambleside, in Westmoreland ; W. Mellish, Esq. Of Blythe, 47, 500 ; George Wright, Esq. Of Gildingwells, 11, 573 ; and the late Earl of Fife, 181, 813, in the county of Moray, in Scotland. The same spirit for planting this tree has continued to the present time, wherever the land has not been thought more valuable for other purposes. In 1820 the Society for promoting Arts, &c. , presented his Grace the Duke of Devonshire with the gold medal, for planting 1, 981, 065 forest trees, 980, 128 of which were Larch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is stated, in the Transac- tions of the Highland Society (vol. Xi. P. 169), that it was first planted as a forest tree at Goodwood, the seat of the Duke of Richmond, near Chiches- ter ; but it was not until after 1784, on the Society of Arts offering gold medals and premiums for its cultivation, that it became generally planted. The following are some of the largest numbers of trees planted about that time by the respective parties : The Bishop of Llandaff, 48, 500, on the high grounds near ...Ambleside, in Westmoreland ; W. Mellish, Esq. Of Blythe, 47, 500 ; George Wright, Esq. Of Gildingwells, 11, 573 ; and the late Earl of Fife, 181, 813, in the county of Moray, in Scotland. The same spirit for planting this tree has continued to the present time, wherever the land has not been thought more valuable for other purposes. In 1820 the Society for promoting Arts, &c. , presented his Grace the Duke of Devonshire with the gold medal, for planting 1, 981, 065 forest trees, 980, 128 of which were Larch.
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