10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONTPELIER MAPLE»
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The Cyclopædia: Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, ...
The ash-leaved maple should be made use of in situations that are not much
exposed to the winds, as it is said to be apt to be split by them. The wood is soft
and brittle, and of course less useful as timber.The Montpelier maple is chiefly
usesul ...
2
Silva: or, A discourse of forest-trees, and the propagation ...
The Montpelier Maple grows to about twenty feet high, and is a very beautiful tree
. The leaves are composed of three lobes of a shining green, and of a thickish
substance ; they retain their verdure later in the year than most of the other sorts.
John Evelyn, Alexander Hunter, 1825
3
The Art of Beautifying Suburban Home Grounds of Small ...
Montpelier Maple. Acer monspessulanum. — In size and general appearance
much resembles the preceding, though distinct in the form of its leaves, which are
three, instead of five-lobed. Round-leaved Maple. Acer circinatum. — A native of
...
4
The Complete Farmer: Or, General Dictionary of Agriculture ...
The Montpelier. maple is a tree that grows about twenty feet in height; the leaves
resemble those of the common maple, but are of thicker substance, and not so
large, have a shining green colour, and continue their verdure late in the autumn,
...
5
On Planting and Rural Ornament: A Practical Treatise
Acer Monspesuldnum : the Montpelier Maple ; a low deciduous tree ; growing
common about Montpelier. 6. A'cer Cre'ticum: the Cretan Maple; a low deciduous
tree; native of the East. 7. A'cer Ru'brum : the Scarlet Maple ; a de ciduous tree; ...
6
Planting and Ornamental Gardening: A Practical Treatise
Acer Platanoides : the Norway Maple; a deciduous tree ; native of Norway and
the north of Europe. 5. Acer Monspesulanum : the Montpelier Maple; a low
deciduous tree ; growing common about Montpelier. 6. Acer Creticum: the Cretan
Maple; ...
Mr. Marshall (William), 1785
7
Field Guide to Medicinal Wild Plants Second Edition
... River Maple, Water Maple, Mountain Maple, Rocky Mountain Maple, Mountain
Maple Bush, Florida Maple, Montpelier Maple, Siberian Maple, Italian Maple,
Norway Maple, Japanese Maple, Tartarian Maple, Spiked Maple, Sycamore
Maple, ...
Bradford Angier, David K. Foster, 2008
8
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
Acer Creticum, or Cretan maple, grows had their eyes in their moulders, and their
naturally in the Levant; it somewhat resembles mouths in their breasts. the
Montpelier maple, (See next Article,) but Acephali, in physics. Although
theexistence ...
9
Remarks on Forest Scenery, & Other Woodland Views
Besides these, there is the Acer monspesalanum, the Montpelier Maple, a low
deciduous tree, growing common about Montpelier. The Acer creticum, the
Cretan Maple, a low deciduous tree, a native of the East. The Acer tartaricum, or ...
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A Complete Dictionary of Practical Gardening: Comprehending ...
A. Negzmdo, Ash-leaved Virginia Maple; 4. A. lllonspessulanum, Montpelier
Maple; 5. A. Platanoia'es, Planetree-like Norway Maple; 6. A. rubrum, Scarlet-
flowering Maple; 7. A. .snceharinu-m, Sugar Maple; 8. A. Tartaricum, T artarian
Maple; 9.
R. W. Dickson, Sydenham Edwards, 1807
