...neighbouring pond had been filled up. Mr. Mudie, in his Botanical Annual, says that These circumstances point out the Cedar of Lebanon as peculiarly adapted...that the planting of it has not become more general. The same author observes that the timber of the Cedar is of a good colour and most agreeable odour,...

...neighbouring pond had been filled up. Mr. Mudie, in his Botanical Annual, says that " these circumstances point out the Cedar of Lebanon as peculiarly adapted...the same time that it is the most ornamental of all largo growing trees, it is somewhat singular that the planting of it has not become more general."...

...neighbouring pond had been filled up. Mr. Mudie, in his Botanical Annual, says that These circumstances point out the Cedar of Lebanon as peculiarly adapted...fast to a large tree as the oak, stands as long or loiigcr, is green all the year round, and therefore a shelter to the land, at the same time that it...