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Greenwich Park: its history and associations (1902)

Webster, Angus Duncan · Greenwich H. Richardson · leaf 103

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in height; the ailanthus or tree ofHeaven ; the yellow-flowered horse chestnut, and agiant specimen of the medlar, all of which aregrowing around what is known as The Mound.Nearer to the Rangers Lodge, is a goodly specimenof that, by no means common Canadian tree, theJune berry (Amelanchier) ;… … Photo by Ml Old Spanish Chestnut in Greenwich Park, Potter, TREES AND SHRUBS. 55 trees and shrubs in the Rangers Grounds, are thegolden catalpa, cut-leaved beam, several specimensof the snowdrop tree (Halesia tetraptera), Pyrustorminalis, as well as a rich collection of hardyheaths, azaleas,…

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