{"newspaper_name": "Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Transplanting the White Pine.-Three
years ago, neighbor went half day s
journey and procured about 50 young
trees Of the white pine, from three to six
feet high, for the ornament Of his grounds.
The trees were taken up and set out with
ordinary care, with the removal Of no soil
upon the roots. Only two Of them are
now living, and one Of these is in quite .
doubtful state, as to life or death. About
the same time. the writer procured fifteen
trees Of the same species, from five to
twelve feet high, removing with them a
large cake Of earth, not frozen, suffi-
cient to keep them steady in the wind
without stalking. All Of them are now
living; most Of them growing vigorously


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