No oothecae were found on Japanese honeysuckle or Virginia creeper, both common vines, and none on these common herbs: hemp dog-bane, panic or foxtail grasses, wool grass, or giant plume grass Woody N % Total Mean ht (m)
Sweet gum 147 34.6 1.6 Lobl.
Twenty-five minutes later, two blue jays returned to the
sweet gum and perched for 2 min before leaving the area.
"Even on a street, we'll use the example of Hillcroft, we planted
sweet gum on one side," Mr.
pagoda Raf.), and pin oaks, plus sometimes
sweet gum (Liquidambar styraciflua L.), green ash, and American elm (Abrell 1997).
On Loyalist Day, 19 June 2005, following a strawberry social, Doris Wilson, Honorary Vice President of the Grand River Branch, planted a
Sweet Gum tree, requested by the church board, to replace the aged Carolinian trees in the cemetery.
Then he scratches battlefields in the dirt with a stick, and puts his Battle of the Somme between the
sweet gum trees.
Black Cherry Ginkgo Paper Birch Redbud Dogwood
Sweet Gum Grey Birch Sugar Maple
Materials: 10-gallon fish tank (plastic, if possible, for safety), indoor/outdoor thermometer, watering container, gravel, sand, topsoil, incandescent light fixture with a 40-watt bulb (optional), plants and/or seeds (choose oak, maple, sassafras, hickory, tulip trees,
sweet gum, dogwood).
The strength properties of pulp made from the mimosa have been shown to be comparable to the pulp obtained from
sweet gum, a typical southern hardwood.
black cherry purple ash crab apple box elder red oak juniper white oak Serbian spruce grey birch hemlock paper birch slippery elm red horse chest nut red mulberry catalpa red maple weeping willow silver maple stag horn sumac Japanese maple ginkgo hickory hawthorn honeylocust sugar maple hackberry redbud persimmon dogwood pecan
sweet gum cottonwood chestnut oak green ash yellowwood
American
sweet gum trees are important sources of lumber and veneer in the United States but the heartwood and sapwood are marketed separately.
Air pollution has reduced the growth of the park's tulip poplar, green ash,
sweet gum, black locust, eastern hemlock, pitch pine, and various plant species as well.
