Annual Program for the Observance of Arbor Day in the Schools of Rhode Island
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This note may be relieved by combining with them the less artifi- cial looking Juniper and Yew or accentuated by carefully trimmed shrubby forms of Arborvitae and Cypress. A more or less formal treatment seems fitting about a colonial mansion while the cottage or bungalow type of architecture calls for more informal planting.
10 Many globe and conical forms of Arborvitae are used extensively in semi- formal as well as formal planting. These varieties should be trimmed in early spring to preserv...e the shape and insure dense growth.
Both Juniper and Arborvitae have the curious habit of producing one kind of needle when extremely young and deliberately changing the pattern as they grow older. The immature type is usually long and sharp, the mature, short and blunt. On the older branches the tiny leaves give a braided effect.
This habit has been commercialized in the cypress group with beautiful but puzzling results. The young phases of certain species with their long sharp needles have been preserved by cuttings taken from the original plants before they had begun to develop the older scale-like leaves.
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This note may be relieved by combining with them the less artifi- cial looking Juniper and Yew or accentuated by carefully trimmed shrubby forms of Arborvitae and Cypress. A more or less formal treatment seems fitting about a colonial mansion while the cottage or bungalow type of architecture calls for more informal planting.
10 Many globe and conical forms of Arborvitae are used extensively in semi- formal as well as formal planting. These varieties should be trimmed in early spring to preserv...e the shape and insure dense growth.
Both Juniper and Arborvitae have the curious habit of producing one kind of needle when extremely young and deliberately changing the pattern as they grow older. The immature type is usually long and sharp, the mature, short and blunt. On the older branches the tiny leaves give a braided effect.
This habit has been commercialized in the cypress group with beautiful but puzzling results. The young phases of certain species with their long sharp needles have been preserved by cuttings taken from the original plants before they had begun to develop the older scale-like leaves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhode Island Office of Commissioner of Education to read onlineMoreLess
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