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A History of the County of Oxford
… but when any is done it is of mixed character: spruce, larch, and Scotch fir as mosses, with hard woods such as oak, … been planted on this estate during recent years, chiefly larch. Ditchley Park, belonging to Viscount Dillon, encloses …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… of oak, ash, elm, plane, and beech, interspersed with larch and Scotch fir, of which there are some fine specimens … of any very great extent; they comprise native fir, larch, and spruce, with some oak, ash, beech, elm, and birch. … elm, plane, and beech, all of which grow well in the soil. Larch, which formerly produced considerable profit, has …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… plantations are Scotch and spruce firs, intermixed with larch, oak, ash, elm, beech, and sycamore; they are well … elm, ash, and other forest-trees; and the plantations, larch and fir, intermixed with oak, ash, and elm. The … acres, consisting chiefly of beech and Scotch fir, with larch, the last now becoming more prevalent. The rocks are …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… 100 acres of land have recently been planted with pine, larch, and forest trees, to which very large additions are in … is 4009. The plantations, which are of modern growth, are larch and Scotch fir, and thrive well. The substratum in the … fir; the plantations are of the same wood, mixed with larch, pine, mountainash, and others; but plane, elm, and ash …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… interesting stream, on the south of which a wide belt of larch and Scotch fir, of recent growth, especially improves …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… oak, hazel, and birch; and the plantations of Scotch fir, larch, and spruce. The rateable annual value of the parish is … size, several of them measuring thirty-six feet in girth; larch and Scotch fir also thrive; and the banks of the …