Species. L. Lhs. Seed per Jed. 



- yi- >- C 



P IX . _L . 



.75 



JDou ir 18 .90 .0 



W white pine .70 5.0 



W. leroh - 13.00 ,0 



white pine .80 5.0 



Sugar pine . 



1,068. 



It was a toed to get 10,000 seedlings per "bed 

 in iVeetern yellow pine and Western white pine. 



A total of 10,150 Eastern white pine and 

 tern yellow pine needllnge were transplanted in 

 the spring of 1910 at r coot of $2.75 por H, 



The fires of 1910 frillefl all oi the Western 

 yellow pine transplants and most of the Western white 

 pine, the seedhefe being uninjured. 11 huildings 

 then on the site were out. 



The stoolr fro the 3t. Regis Sursery was 



'ispot^ lent to the field or to 



Savenac, and the former nursery was dMMtened in 1C1 



In the spring of 191 the capacity of Savenac 

 ITurser . author: ington Office, was 



3,600,000, tlr rrisc foll^Mfc% spring to 



;5, 750,000 the stocT: grown, proportions follows: 



W. white pine -75.CO;j 



W. yellc 0,. 



MI. xarcii.** *~ ' j- 35v/y 



ce ----- 

 W. red cedar- 



gQjt 



Total ..... 100. C 

 h authorised at a c :: ,750,000, 



