Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 120
Fig. 120. Red Mulberry, showing Variation in Leaf Form but those of the red and black vary apparently as theyplease. No two leaves seem to be alike either in sizeor shape, and they are very soft and downy. CHAPTER X THE EVERGREENS The evergreen trees, so called because their needle-like leaves… … Fig. 121. White Pines at Westbury, Long Island interesting as the broad-leaved trees. Without them our landscapes in winter would be much more barren and bleak, and their shade is very pleasant in summer. Ill
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