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The low shrubs are deciduous , with white or purple flowers , and bear fruit about
the size of small plums . They are rather tender , and difficult of cultivation ,
although they have been introduced i into Europe at different periods from 1736
to ...
The low shrubs are deciduous , with white or purple flowers , and bear fruit about
the size of small plums . They are rather tender , and difficult of cultivation ,
although they have been introduced i into Europe at different periods from 1736
to ...
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It may also be employed for hedges , and as it patiently bears the shears , it may
be shorn to any desirable form . The rate of growth , when the plant is young , is
rapid ; for the first five or six years , it will nearly attain its maximum height , unless
...
It may also be employed for hedges , and as it patiently bears the shears , it may
be shorn to any desirable form . The rate of growth , when the plant is young , is
rapid ; for the first five or six years , it will nearly attain its maximum height , unless
...
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... where they are finally to remain . The lime - tree bears transplanting when of a
considerable size ; but , when it is grown in the nurseries for this purpose , it
ought always to be taken up and replanted every two or EUROPEAN LIME -
TREE .
... where they are finally to remain . The lime - tree bears transplanting when of a
considerable size ; but , when it is grown in the nurseries for this purpose , it
ought always to be taken up and replanted every two or EUROPEAN LIME -
TREE .
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For architectural gardening it is well adapted , from the patience with which it
bears the knife , or the shears . In some of the public gardens in the vicinity of
Paris , and Amsterdam , there are numerous colonnades , arcades , walls ,
pyramids ...
For architectural gardening it is well adapted , from the patience with which it
bears the knife , or the shears . In some of the public gardens in the vicinity of
Paris , and Amsterdam , there are numerous colonnades , arcades , walls ,
pyramids ...
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... from a supposed resemblance that plants of this genus bear to the heath .
Generic Characters . Calyx of 5 rounded coriaceous sepals . Petals 5 , somewhat
adnate to the urceolus of the stamens . Style crowned by a peltate 5 - lobed
stigma .
... from a supposed resemblance that plants of this genus bear to the heath .
Generic Characters . Calyx of 5 rounded coriaceous sepals . Petals 5 , somewhat
adnate to the urceolus of the stamens . Style crowned by a peltate 5 - lobed
stigma .
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| Título | The Trees of America: Native and Foreign, Pictorially and Botanically Delineated, and Scientifically and Popularly Described. Illustrated by Numerous Engravings |
| Autor | Daniel Jay Browne |
| Ilustrado por | Daniel Jay Browne |
| Editor | Harper, 1846 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 4 Jun. 2008 |
| Largo | 520 páginas |
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