Section V. Evergreen Ornamental
- Contents of Section 5
- Pine trees Conifer�
- Visual character of Pine trees
- White Pine Pinus strobus
- Foliage of the White Pine
- Forests of White Pine
- Yellow Pine Pinus mitis
- Pitch Pine Pinus rigida
- Red Pine Pinus rubra and Jersey Pine Pinus inops
- Long-leaved Pine Pinus Australis and Loblolly Pine Pinus Tﾜda
- Californian pine trees
- European Pines
- Corsican Pine Pinus larica
- Uses of pine timber in the United States
- Fir trees Conifer�
- Balsam, or Balm of Gilead Fir Abies balsamea
- European Silver Fir Abies picea
- Norway Spruce Fir Abies communis Abies excelsa
- Norway Spruce
- Black, or Double Spruce Abies nigra
- White or Single Spruce Abies alba
- Hemlock Spruce Abies canadensis
- Soil conditions for Spruce trees
- Visual character of Hemlock
- Uses of fir tree timber
- Use of Spruce and Firs in the United States
- Use of Pines and Firs in country residences
- Cedar of Lebanon Coniferae
- Visual character of Cedar of Lebanon
- Cedar of Lebanon in England
- Cedar of Lebanon in Scotland
- Cedar of Lebanon in parks and gardens
- Deodara, or Indian Cedar Cedrus Deodara
- Introduction of Deodara in the United States
- Red Cedar Conifer�
- Visual character of Red Cedar
- Timber of Red Cedar
- Arbor Vit� Thuja occidentalis
- Visual character of Arbor Vit�
- Arbor Vit� Thuja occidentalis in New Brunswick, Vermont, and Maine
- Chinese Arbor Vit� Tilia orientalis
- White Cedar Thuja spheroida
- Use of timber of White Cedar
- European Holly Aquifoliace�
- American Holly Ilex opaca
- Visual character of American Holly
- European Yew Taxace�
- Visual character of European Yew
- English Yew in churchyards
- Famous old yew trees in England
- Timber of yew tree and its uses
- Yew as a hedging plant
- Yew Taxus baccata Irish Yew Tilia b. fastigiata
- North American Yew Tilia canadensis
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