84 
PLAT 9.—One-half acre, 3 by 6 feet, 1,210 trees. 
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A—Austrian Pine (@),.<.-...s22s22 20st ec ec tee eee eee Cee eee eee 75 
R—Red) Cedar (a) ie recon ae ne oe eel eee ee a 76 
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D—Douglas;Spruce:(@) 22% secant cee Ore eee eee eee 151 
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In this plat Birch was set 6 feet apart both ways to make a shelter 
for conifers, which are to be planted when the Birch has grown enough 
to protect them. The conifers are so arranged that one-fourth of them 
(the Pines) are light-demanding, and three-fourths are shade-enduring. 
Unfortunately, the Birch has grown poorly, only 326 being alive on 
June 30. On account of the wide spacing, it will be necessary to replant 
the Birches before the conifers can be set. 
PLAT 7.—One-half acre, 4 by 4 feet, 1,361 trees. 
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