Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 112
eral varieties,the European linden thrivinghere as readily as our nativevarieties. These trees mayalways be distinguished by ^i«- ^^^- ^aiip, or wi.iiewoxithe leaves, which are heartshaped and lopsided, i.e. oneside from the middle line being always larger than theother, as if two leaves of… … 104 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING The tree is sugar-loaf in shape, gives a dense shade,and has sweet flowers so fragrant that it is sometimescalled the hee tree, because the bees swarm all over itin the summer time. Its timber is valuable, being free
Woodwork · Trees
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