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A treatise on the theory and practice of landscape gardening, adapted to North America,1841
Section IV. Deciduous Ornamental Trees
Chestnut trees Aesculaceae
Horse-chestnut Aesculus hippocastanum
American horse chestnut tree species
Birch trees Betulaceae
Three-thorned Acacia Gleditsia triacanthos
Chinese Gleditsia horrida
Judas tree Cercis siliquastrum
Chestnut tree Corylaceae
Use of larch trees
Rapid growth of larch trees
Use of larch timber
Larch plantations in Great Britain
Contents of Section 4, on deciduous ornamental trees
Jacopo Sannazzaro, romantic poet, on woods
Oak trees and the arcadians
Acorns
Worship of oak trees in Ancient Britain
Beauty of oak trees
William Gilpin on oak trees
Oak trees as specimens and in groups and masses
Space around oak trees
Noble Oak at Flushing, Long Island
Beauty and utility, John Evelyn
Oak species
The White oak. Quercus alba.
Rock Chestnut oak. Quercus Prinus Monticola.
Chestnut White oak. Quercus Prinus palustris.
The Yellow oak. Quercus Prinus acuminata.
The Pin oak. Quercus palustris.
The Willow oak. Quercus Phellos.
The Mossy-cup oak. Quercus olivワformis.
Scarlet oak. Quercus coccinea.
The Live oak. Quercus virens.
The English Royal oak. Quercus robur.
The Turkey oak. Quercus Cerris.
Other foreign oak trees
Loamy soil for oak trees
Elm trees
Elms for public walks and avenues
The gracefulness and beauty of elm trees
The Red or Slippery elm. Ulmus fulva.
The Wahoo elm Ulmus alata
The common European elm. Ulmus campestris.
The Scotch or Wych elm. Ulmus montana.
Soil conditions for planting elm trees
Plane trees, Platanaceae
Plane trees in the United States of America
Merit of the plane, or buttonwood, tree
Buttonwood and Oriental Plane
Ash trees, Oleaseae
Soil conditions for ash trees
American White ash
The White ash. Fraxinus Americana.
The Black ash Fraxinus sambucifolia
Other native American ash trees
The common European ash Fraxinus excelsior
The Weeping ash
The Flowering ash Fraxinus Ornus*
Lime trees Tilaceae
Leaves of the lime tree
Lime tree in ancient formal gardens
The American lime, or basswood Tilia Americana
The white lime Tilia alba
The Downy lime tree. Tilia pubescens.
The European lime Tilia Europワa
Soil conditions for lime trees
Beech trees Corylacae
Use of beech nuts to make oil
Ornamental value of beech trees
Visual character of beech trees
Leaves of beech trees
The White beech Fagus Sylvatica
The Red beech Fraxinus ferruginea
The European beech Fraxinus sylvatica
THE HORNBEAM Carpinus Americana and IRONWOOD Ostrya Virginica
Poplar trees Salicaceae
Character of poplar trees
Poplar trees in landscape gardening
Criticism of poplar trees
Balsam poplar Populus balsamifera
White poplar, or Abele tree Populus alba
The English aspen Populustremula
Lombardy poplar Populusdilatata
Wood of the American Black Birch
Ornamental quality of birch trees
American birch trees
Groups of birch trees
Soil conditions for birch trees
The White birch Betulus populifolia
Black or Sweet birch. Betulus lenta.
Yellow birch Betulus lutea
Red birch Betulus rubra
European White birch. Betulus alba.
Alder trees Betulaceae
Beauty of alder trees
Maple trees Aceraceae
Visual character of maple trees
Maples as specimens and in groups
Maple avenues
Sugar maple Acer saccharinum
Scarlet-flowering maple Abies rubrum
White or Silver-leaved maple. Abies eriocarpum.
Moose wood, or Striped maple Abies striatum
Norway maple Abies platanoides
Locust tree Leguminosae
Visual character of locust tree
Timber wood of locust tree
Soil conditions for locust tree
Yellow locust Robinia pseud-acacia and Honey locust Robinia viscosa
Three-thorned locust Acacia
Shape of Acacia locust trees
Three thorned Acacia hedges
Edible sweet chestnut trees Castanea sativa
Castanea sativa timber
Soil conditions for Sweet Chestnut
Visual character of Sweet Chestnut
Sweet chestnut Castanea vesca
Chinquapin, or Dwarf chestnut Castaneapumila
Soil conditions for Sweet Chestnut
Osage orange Urticaceae
Wood of Osage orange
Ornamental quality of Osage mock orange
Osage orange hedging
Soil conditions for Osage orange
Mulberry trees Urticaceae
Black mulberry Morus nigra
White mulberry Morus alba
Paper Mulberry
Ornamental value of the Paper mulberry
Sweet Gum trees Platanaceae
Sweetgum
Beauty of Liquidambar
Bark of Liquidambar
Walnut trees Juglandaceae
Timber of walnut trees
Ornamental value of walnut trees
European walnut J. regia
Nuts of walnut trees
Gilpin on the ornamental value of walnut trees
Butternut Juglans cathartica
Hickory trees Juglandaceae
Value of hickory trees
Ornamental hickory trees
Shellbark hichory Castaneaalba
Pecan-nut Pacainer Castaneaolivワformis
Pignut hickory Castaneaporcina
Bitternut hickory C amara
Mountain ash trees Rosaceae
Character of mountain ash roan tree
European Mountain ash
American Mountain ash Pyrus Americana
Sorb or Service tree Pyrus Sorbus
White Beam Pyrus Aria
Ailanthus trees Xanthoxylaceae - Ailanto
Celestial tree in New York and Philadelphia
Visual character of Ailanthus trees
Kentucky Coffee trees Leguminosae
Beauty of Kentucky Coffee tree
Uses of Kentucky Coffee tree
Kentucky Coffee tree in gardens
Willow trees Salicaceae
Visual character of willow trees
Value of willow trees in landscape gardening
Weeping willow trees in Babylon
Willow trees in cemeteries
Willow trees as a symbol of grief
Weeping willow in landscape gardening
Weeping willows and architecture
Ringlet willow in gardens
Uses of willow trees
Willow basket manufacture
European Basket willow
Sassafras trees Lauraceae
Visual character of Sassafras
Catawba trees Bignoniaceae
Visual character of Caltapa trees
Uses of Catalpa trees
Persimon trees Enenaceae
Fruit of Persimon
Visual character of Persimon tree
Peperidge, Tupelo, Sourgum trees Santalaceae
Visual character of Peperidge tree
Black gum Nyassa Sylvatica
Black gum timber
Name of Black gum tree
Hawthorn trees Rosacae
Scarlet Thorn tree Castaneacoccinea, Washington Thorn Castaneapopulifolia, Cockspur Thorn Castanea crus-galli
Associations of English Hawthorn tree
Berries, or haws, of hawthorn tree
Visual character of hawthorns
Large Evergreen Magnolia Magnolia grandiflora
Cucumber Magnolia Castanea acuminata
Umbrella Magnolia Magnolia tripetala
Large-leaved Magnolia Magnolia macrophylla
Heart-leaved Magnolia Magnolia cordata
Magnolia auriculata
Chinese Magnolia trees
Soil conditions for Magnolia trees
Beauty of Magnolia trees
Tulip trees Magnoliace�
Foliage of Magnolia trees
Soil conditions for Tulip trees
Timber of Tulip tree
Transplanting Tulip trees
Dogwood trees Conraceae
Visual character of Dogwood
Foliate of Dogwood tree
Timber of Dogwood tree
European dogwood Cornus mascula
Ginkgo Salisburia trees Taxaceae
Introduction of Salisburia Ginko to America
Visual character of Salisburia Ginko tree
Ginko as a botanical curiosity
Salisburia adiantifolia Ginko
Cypress trees Coniferae
Southern or Deciduous cypress Taxodium distichum
Foliage of cypress trees
Cypress blooms in Carolina
Soil conditions for Cypress
Foliage of the Cypress tree
Cypress planted with hemlock and firs
Uses of cypress timber
European Cypress Cupressus sempervirens
Larch trees Coniferae
Visual character of larch trees
Use of larch trees in Scotland
Duke of Athol larch plantations
Larch plantations at Blair and Dunkeld
Durability of larch timber
Red Larch Larix Microcarpa and Black Larch Larix pendula in America
Use of American Larches
Virgilia trees Leguminace�
Visual character of Virgilia trees
Yellow-wood Virgilia
Radid growth of Virgilia
Virgilia lutea
Paulownia trees Scrophulariace�
Visual character of Paulownia trees
Growth rate of Paulownia trees
Propagation of Paulownia trees