Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 115
he soft, downy budswhich appear often before the snow has melted. The willow is dear to boys, because on the green twigsin spring the bark can be separated from the wood and awhistle or simple flute manufactured. 106 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING The wood of the willow is not very valuable, beingused… … Fig. 116. A Weeping Willow one hundred and fifty varieties, which vary from smallshrubs up to trees a hundred feet high. Its soft andgentle beauty is sufficient excuse for its existence. 56. The Poplars. In the poplars we have a groupof trees similar to the willows in some ways but verydifferent in…
Woodwork · Trees
Internet Archive · Library of Congress · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
