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planted in a dry soil . It unfolds its leaves at Naples at the end ... by its rough bark
, and hispid branches . At Syon , near London , there is a tree of this variety ,
supposed to have been planted about ninety years , and is nearly eighty feet high
.
planted in a dry soil . It unfolds its leaves at Naples at the end ... by its rough bark
, and hispid branches . At Syon , near London , there is a tree of this variety ,
supposed to have been planted about ninety years , and is nearly eighty feet high
.
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In the hollows of the branches , earth has been placed , and gooseberry bushes
planted , the fruit of which is sold to visiters . At Fribourg , in the public square ,
there is a large lime - tree , the branches of which are supported by pieces of
timber ...
In the hollows of the branches , earth has been placed , and gooseberry bushes
planted , the fruit of which is sold to visiters . At Fribourg , in the public square ,
there is a large lime - tree , the branches of which are supported by pieces of
timber ...
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In the cemetery of the hospital at Annaberg , in Saxony , a man planted a
lindentree , and was afterwards buried under its shade , who left a sum of money
to have a sermon preached every Trinity Sunday , under it . This tree is said to
have ...
In the cemetery of the hospital at Annaberg , in Saxony , a man planted a
lindentree , and was afterwards buried under its shade , who left a sum of money
to have a sermon preached every Trinity Sunday , under it . This tree is said to
have ...
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The trees are commonly propagated by cuttings or layers , arriving , in seven
years after planting , to good bearing ... there are orange - trees still remaining ,
which are supposed to have been planted as early as the XIth century ; and in the
...
The trees are commonly propagated by cuttings or layers , arriving , in seven
years after planting , to good bearing ... there are orange - trees still remaining ,
which are supposed to have been planted as early as the XIth century ; and in the
...
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The precise period at which the orange was introduced into Britain , is not with
certainty known ; but it is supposed that it was brought from Portugal , by Sir
Walter Raleigh , towards the end of the XVIth century . The trees were planted
near a ...
The precise period at which the orange was introduced into Britain , is not with
certainty known ; but it is supposed that it was brought from Portugal , by Sir
Walter Raleigh , towards the end of the XVIth century . The trees were planted
near a ...
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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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