. The Country gentleman's magazine. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Great Britain. Grasses for Pcnnancnt Pasture 333 takes most of the habit which might be ex- pected from the first-named parentage; and it would be interesting to ascertain by prac- tical experiment which, or if any, of these theories are correct. NATURAL DISTRIBUTION. Found in rich moist meadows, and open undrained grassy places throughout southern. when the surface is periodically overflown, growing generally in isolated patches, but comparatively rare in Scotland; and although 500 feet is the highest altitude usually assigned fo
. The Country gentleman's magazine. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Great Britain. Grasses for Pcnnancnt Pasture 333 takes most of the habit which might be ex- pected from the first-named parentage; and it would be interesting to ascertain by prac- tical experiment which, or if any, of these theories are correct. NATURAL DISTRIBUTION. Found in rich moist meadows, and open undrained grassy places throughout southern. when the surface is periodically overflown, growing generally in isolated patches, but comparatively rare in Scotland; and although 500 feet is the highest altitude usually assigned for it in Britain, we have found it in consider- able abundance above 600 feet on the sides of a road near Woll, in Selkirkshire. QUALITIES AND USES. Compared with the perennial rye-grass, which most resembles this in general appear- ance, this is earlier, more pennanent in dura- tion—being decidedly perennial; better suited. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original London, S. Marshall & Co
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