Studies of Trees by Jacob Joshua Levison
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the comments accompanying each tree are intended to bring out its
special qualifications for that purpose. Conditions for tree growth in one part of the country differ from those of another and these lists, especially applicable to the Eastern States, may not at all fit some other locality. TREES BEST FOR THE LAWN DECIDUOUS 1. American elm (_Ulmus americana_) One of the noblest of trees. Possesses a majestic, wide-spreading, umbrella-shaped crown; is easily transplanted, and is suited to a variety of soils. 2. Pin oak (_Quercus palustris_) Has a symmetrical crown with low-drooping branches; requires a moist situation. 3. European linden (_Tilia microphylla_) Possesses a beautiful shade-bearing crown; grows well in ordinary soil. |
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