Foster, Edwin W · Boston : Ginn and Company · leaf 128
can alwaysbe distinguished from thespruce by the fact that theneedles only come out atthe sides of the twig insteadof from all directions, as inthe spruce, and its end isblunt, whereas that of thespruce is sharply pointed. ^^^- ^^- balsam Fir The bark of the tree is gray and has tiny blisterswhich… … 120 ELEMENTARY WOODWORKING 66. The Cedars. No list of evergreen trees would becomplete without the cedars. In this group is the well-known hedge tree, arbor vitoe, sometimes erroneouslycalled icliite cedar. It is famous for its flattened, brightgreen, scaly leaves, witli their strong, pungent odor.…
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