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There are also the black poplar and that queer, stiff-looking tree the Lombardy poplar.
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When fresh and green, the Lombardy poplar is quite handsome.
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The Lombardy poplar is a deciduous tree, and is very easily grown from cuttings.
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Soldierly Lombardy poplar trees stood in the yard, and beds of flowers lined the walk.
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He was still as lean and tall as a Lombardy poplar, this handsome old Roman.
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The Lombardy poplar, the favorite of the Little Russian poets, reared its dark columns in solitary state.
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Its branches are straight, and rise in a pyramid, nearly like the poplar of the Mississippi, erroneously called the Lombardy poplar.
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On the other hand, I think I never looked upon a Lombardy poplar equal to one I saw in Cambridge, England.
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In the Lombardy poplar, and in certain fastigiate or pyramidal varieties of thorns, junipers, oaks, etc., we have an opposite kind of growth.
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There was a long row of them in the orchard, with a Lombardy poplar at either end, and a hedge of lilacs behind.
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They were mostly shade trees, the commonest being the Lombardy poplar, which of all trees is the easiest one to grow in that land.
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They are the very same birds that build in the Lombardy poplars.
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The tops of the tall Lombardy poplars were lost in gloom.
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Casa Antigua, our nearest English neighbour's house-OldLombardy poplars-Cardoonthistle or wild artichoke-Mr
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A wall of very old boxwoods stood green against a row of dead Lombardy poplars.
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The shade trees about Vernal were Lombardy poplars.