348 Landscape Gardening 



so highly, has not proved at all satisfactory for street planting. Neither 

 has the white pine and some of the other trees which he favored. At the 

 same time it appears that the despised ailanthus still holds those crowded 

 city streets where, for reeking coal smoke and other untoward conditions, 

 no other tree will grow. F. A. W. 



