Beautiful And Rare Trees & Plants
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It flowers early in Spring, and the flowers, which are borne in clusters, are a creamy white colour, and fragrant. The leaves, which are wavy at the margins, are about five inches long by one broad, and of a light grey green colour. It is a strong grower, making an annual growth of eighteen inches. It does best with a southern exposure in a well-drained soil composed of peat loam and rotten manure. It is a native of New Zealand, where it grows to a height of forty feet, and is found on the bank...s of streams and the margins of woods, but never in dense forests. The Maoris use the bruised leaves and flowers mixed with fat to anoint their bodies, I had a very fine plant, eight feet high and as much through, killed to the ground in the great frost of 1895, so that it can scarcely be said to be absolutely hardy.
35 Tsuga Mertensiana var. Hookeriana Native of North-West America.
Nat. Order : CoNiFERiE. Tribe : ABiEXiNEiE.
Tsuga Mertensiana, Sargent, " Silva N. Amer."xii. "jtx 6o6(notCarri^re) ; Veitch, Manual, ed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It flowers early in Spring, and the flowers, which are borne in clusters, are a creamy white colour, and fragrant. The leaves, which are wavy at the margins, are about five inches long by one broad, and of a light grey green colour. It is a strong grower, making an annual growth of eighteen inches. It does best with a southern exposure in a well-drained soil composed of peat loam and rotten manure. It is a native of New Zealand, where it grows to a height of forty feet, and is found on the bank...s of streams and the margins of woods, but never in dense forests. The Maoris use the bruised leaves and flowers mixed with fat to anoint their bodies, I had a very fine plant, eight feet high and as much through, killed to the ground in the great frost of 1895, so that it can scarcely be said to be absolutely hardy.
35 Tsuga Mertensiana var. Hookeriana Native of North-West America.
Nat. Order : CoNiFERiE. Tribe : ABiEXiNEiE.
Tsuga Mertensiana, Sargent, " Silva N. Amer."xii. "jtx 6o6(notCarri^re) ; Veitch, Manual, ed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annesley, Hugh Annesley, 5th Earl, 1831-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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