"Street Trees," originally published as USDA Bulletin No. 816, is a timeless resource on arboriculture and urban forestry. Authored by F. L. Mulford, this detailed bulletin explores the crucial role of trees in urban environments. A valuable contribution to the fields of urban planning and civil engineering, the book examines the selection, planting, and care of trees suited for city streets.
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