10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOTCH FIR»
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1
Report of the Commissioners Appointed to Enquire into the ...
The other lantations on bog at Woodlawn, are from twenty to thirty years standing,
they are compose chiefly of Scotch fir, larch, spruce fir, beech, and a few ash;
previous to the trees bemg planted, the bog had been dramed and manured ...
Großbritannien Commissioners Appointed to Enquire into the Nature and Extent of the Several Bogs in Ireland and the Practicability of Draining and Cultivating Them, 1814
2
House of Commons Papers
It possesses no manufacture, and its trade is confined to the supply of the
necessaries for the district, and to the export of wood (chiefly small Scotch fir),
and a little corn. Dingwall was erected into a royal burgh by a Charter of Alex. II. (
6th Feb.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1835
3
Selection of Reports and Papers of the House of Commons: ...
The Scotch fir of thirty years growth, where they had room, have become very
large, Scotch fir of 30 years but the stems are short, seldom exceeding 15 or 16
feet in height; this may give them a growth, handsome appearance as
ornamental ...
4
THE FOURTH REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS
The other plantations on bog at Woodlawn, are from twenty to thirty years
standing, they precess observed pre- arecomposetl chiefly of Scotch fir, larch,
spruce fir, beech, and a few ash ; previous to the paratory to the plan- trees being
planted, ...
5
Transactions of the Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society
I have planted several hundreds of acres with young Scotch fir — after old Scotch
fir crops — within the last twenty-five years, in different counties ; and I venture to
assert that these young plantations will bear comparison with any plantations in ...
Royal Scottish Arboricultural Society, 1863
6
Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England
others they did not average 10 feet, whilst again in other parts the ground has
been disafforested, and is now under arable cultivation. This land formerly
produced a natural crop of Scotch fir, which was cut down in 1843 ; in 1847 it was
...
7
A history of the vegetable kingdom
Again, in Scotland there are extensive natural woods of the Scotch fir, but none of
the spruce fir. On the coast of Norway, the spruce fir terminates at latitude 67°, but
the Scotch fir extends to latitude 70°, and the birch nearly to 71.
8
Railway practice: a collection of working plans and ...
Having made a purchase of some Larch five or six Twelve Months. weeks back, a
tree or two of Scotch Fir happened to be among it, which was cut up before the
Superintendant saw it, but I believe there are only 10 Scotch Fir Sleepers on our
...
Samuel Charles Brees, 1839
9
General View of the Agriculture and Minerals of Derbyshire: ...
265 said, from a Trumpeter in Oliver Cromwell's Army, when it served in Scotland,
having brought from thence some Scotch Fir Seed in his pocket, from which he
raised the Trees now growing iiv the front of that house. In Bradbj Park, a Scotch
...
10
Remarks on Forest Scenery, & Other Woodland Views
The Scotch fir indeed, in its stripling state, is less an object of beauty. Its pointed
and spiry shoots, during the first years of its growth, are formal ; and yet I have
sometimes seen a good contrast produced between its spiry points and the ...
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