1NDFX. 



Ships of war cannot be constructed without a por- 

 tion of Oak 24 



Shoots, when most brittle 289 



Silver Fir, its soil and properties described 56 



grows to a vast sjze in Switzerland ib. 



produces the true Venice turpentine 57 



is thought handsome by some, and ugly by 



others # 



of nursing the 75 



Situation, favourableness of, may tempt to plant im- 

 proper kinds .;.... .....;............. ..;.... 13 



of the nursery * 58 



Slit-planting, method of 132 



Soil, its quality, should regulate the choice of timber 



trees H 



Soil, affinity of .; 25 



of the nursery '. 58 



most proper for a nursery 61 



Soils adapted to the different forest trees 32 



those adapted to deciduous trees ib. 



contain food or poison to plants 33 



criterion of their quality for forest trees ib. 



those most untoward for the produce of timber... 3-t 



- and their sub-strata, remarked 35 



which the Alder affects ;.......... ib. 



which the Ash affects 36 



adapted to the Mountain- Ash or Sorb 37 



the Beech 38 



the Birch , ib. 



the Chesnut...., 41 



the Horse Chesnut 42 



the Elm < 43 



the Hornbeam *... 44 



the Laburnum *.... ib. 



the Larch ib. 



the Lime-tree 45 



the Oak . , 46 



