Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Flora of the Town of Windham: Rockingham County, New Hampshire
Including several Species which vary in size and form from shrubs to small trees, like the alder and witch-hazel, we have fifty kinds of trees. Our most abundant and characteristic tree is the White pine. The pitch pine is common on sandy soil; while the red pine, red cedar, larch, and spruce are local and scarce. The last named is hardly found except around Spruce pond, in the northeast part of the town.
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