Spring mound Black and White Stock Photos & Images

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming: Detail of travertine patterns on Orange Spring Mound at Mammoth Hot Springs Terrace Stock Photo

RMH42KK2–Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming: Detail of travertine patterns on Orange Spring Mound at Mammoth Hot Springs Terrace

RMHRJ25C–Spring Flood, 1903

A mound of snow with black background Stock Photo

RMAX6WJN–A mound of snow with black background

The Mound,Dane John,Gardens,Early Spring,Canterbury,Kent,England Stock Photo

RM2PTMMBG–The Mound,Dane John,Gardens,Early Spring,Canterbury,Kent,England

Black soil pile, dirt or humus mound in front and top view isolated on transparent background. Vector realistic illustration of heaps of organic ground, topsoil or peat Stock Vector

RF2JMYGM3–Black soil pile, dirt or humus mound in front and top view isolated on transparent background. Vector realistic illustration of heaps of organic ground, topsoil or peat

Medieval Mosaic Map near Castle Mound, Bedford town, Bedfordshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMM6C2DB–Medieval Mosaic Map near Castle Mound, Bedford town, Bedfordshire, England, UK

Walpurgis Night on the Bloacksberg 1669. In Germany, Walpurgisnacht, the night from April 30 to May 1, is the night when allegedly the witches hold a large celebration on the Blocksberg and await the arrival of Spring. Walpurgis Night is a holiday celebrated on April 30 or May 1, in Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Germany. The festival is named after Saint Walburga. Born in Wessex in 710, Saint Walburga was a niece of Saint Boniface and, according to legend, a daughter to the Saxon prince Saint Richard. On Wings of Song by Wilfred Blunt page 77. Stock Photo

RMWH8FY0–Walpurgis Night on the Bloacksberg 1669. In Germany, Walpurgisnacht, the night from April 30 to May 1, is the night when allegedly the witches hold a large celebration on the Blocksberg and await the arrival of Spring. Walpurgis Night is a holiday celebrated on April 30 or May 1, in Finland, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia and Germany. The festival is named after Saint Walburga. Born in Wessex in 710, Saint Walburga was a niece of Saint Boniface and, according to legend, a daughter to the Saxon prince Saint Richard. On Wings of Song by Wilfred Blunt page 77.

Hills covered by forest on a fogy spring day Stock Photo

RF2XXJ08F–Hills covered by forest on a fogy spring day

Old streetlight lamp on the Mound lit by the sunlight by Waverley Station Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot. Stock Photo

RF2BT7MJC–Old streetlight lamp on the Mound lit by the sunlight by Waverley Station Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot.

RF2JRRTEF–Black soil pile, dirt or humus mound in front and top view isolated on transparent background. Vector realistic illustration of heaps of organic groun

Spring awakening in the Schmuttertal valley near Gabligen Stock Photo

RM2Y10XW5–Spring awakening in the Schmuttertal valley near Gabligen

A melting mound of slush at the side of the street during springtime Stock Photo

RMAX88NW–A melting mound of slush at the side of the street during springtime

walking to the top of the stairs Stock Photo

RF2D7NRFX–walking to the top of the stairs

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David K. E. Bruce throwing the first pitch at a baseball game Stock Photo

RME0R7NB–David K. E. Bruce throwing the first pitch at a baseball game

1930s MONTAGE OF BOY AT BAT WITH PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL GAME IN PROGRES Stock Photo

RMAAKRDH–1930s MONTAGE OF BOY AT BAT WITH PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL GAME IN PROGRES

Aerial panoramic photograph of Shadewald Mounds, near Muscoda, Richland County, Wisconsin, USA. Stock Photo

RM2X5FR07–Aerial panoramic photograph of Shadewald Mounds, near Muscoda, Richland County, Wisconsin, USA.

Cliffords' Tower, site of a medieval siege and massacre, York, England Stock Photo

RMD2HYNM–Cliffords' Tower, site of a medieval siege and massacre, York, England

Corfe Castle in Black and white, Dorset, England Stock Photo

RFTTR362–Corfe Castle in Black and white, Dorset, England

25 mph Speed Limit Sign on a road leading to the seaside in the distance Stock Photo

RMFXYR78–25 mph Speed Limit Sign on a road leading to the seaside in the distance

. The principles of plant culture; a text for beginners in agriculture and horticulture. Gardening; Botany. Fig. 87. — Mound-layering of gooseberry plants. vigorous shoots, which are ridged up about midsummer or preferably not until the succeeding fall or spring. The ridging should be sufficiently high to cover several of the lower nodes (115). Roots grow out at the nodes and the shoots are usually well rooted by the autumn fol- lowing the ridging. Many woody plants that do not readily form roots when layered may be induced to do so by mutilating the stem somewhat in the covered part. This ten Stock Photo

RMRE3N8G–. The principles of plant culture; a text for beginners in agriculture and horticulture. Gardening; Botany. Fig. 87. — Mound-layering of gooseberry plants. vigorous shoots, which are ridged up about midsummer or preferably not until the succeeding fall or spring. The ridging should be sufficiently high to cover several of the lower nodes (115). Roots grow out at the nodes and the shoots are usually well rooted by the autumn fol- lowing the ridging. Many woody plants that do not readily form roots when layered may be induced to do so by mutilating the stem somewhat in the covered part. This ten

. The nursery-book; a complete guide to the multiplication of plants ... Gardening; Plant propagation. 32. Mound-layering 0/gooseberry. When large numbers of plants are desired, as in commer- cial nurseries, it is often necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or stock plants are call Stock Photo

RMPG2678–. The nursery-book; a complete guide to the multiplication of plants ... Gardening; Plant propagation. 32. Mound-layering 0/gooseberry. When large numbers of plants are desired, as in commer- cial nurseries, it is often necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or stock plants are call

Mud pools volcanoes,aka sedimentary volcanoes, mud dome, near Shamakhi, Azerbaijan Stock Photo

RMF09TER–Mud pools volcanoes,aka sedimentary volcanoes, mud dome, near Shamakhi, Azerbaijan

A New Comet. Three Thousand Five Hundred Miles by Railway.: Improved Watch Escapement. Improved Children's Carriage. Improved Hoof Trimmer. Improved Cross Cut Sawing Machine. Improved Carriage Door. Improved Feeder for Grinding] [Mill. Improved Mowing Machine. Improved Level. Improved Grave Mound. Im d Chaffee Mill. Device for Registering the Slipping of Locomotive Wheels. Improved Wheel or Vehicles. Improved Grading Scraper. Improved Boiler Flue Cleaner. Improved Spring Brace. Improved Movable Head Light. Improved Kettle Scraper. Improved Apparatue for Making Torpedo Envelopes. Improved Fare Stock Photo

RM2ABWC1B–A New Comet. Three Thousand Five Hundred Miles by Railway.: Improved Watch Escapement. Improved Children's Carriage. Improved Hoof Trimmer. Improved Cross Cut Sawing Machine. Improved Carriage Door. Improved Feeder for Grinding] [Mill. Improved Mowing Machine. Improved Level. Improved Grave Mound. Im d Chaffee Mill. Device for Registering the Slipping of Locomotive Wheels. Improved Wheel or Vehicles. Improved Grading Scraper. Improved Boiler Flue Cleaner. Improved Spring Brace. Improved Movable Head Light. Improved Kettle Scraper. Improved Apparatue for Making Torpedo Envelopes. Improved Fare

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Line drawing of a seed packet containing a flower growing in a mound of soil Stock Vector

RF2XEF9XR–Line drawing of a seed packet containing a flower growing in a mound of soil

Trees from Hadnock Halt trail, Forest of Dean. Stock Photo

RMHMB40T–Trees from Hadnock Halt trail, Forest of Dean.

RF2BT7MGG–Old streetlight lamp on the Mound lit by the sunlight by Waverley Station Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot.

Claopatra Terraces at the lower Mammoth Hot Springs in YellowstoneNational Park Stock Photo

RF2A41JNW–Claopatra Terraces at the lower Mammoth Hot Springs in YellowstoneNational Park

RMAX7Y4K–A melting mound of slush at the side of the street during springtime

RFTTR3D2–Corfe Castle in Black and white, Dorset, England

. American horticultural manual ... Gardening; Gardening; Fruit-culture. THE EASPBERRY AND BLACKBERRY. 253 are to stand foi- fruiting. Fall planting sncceeds well even in the prairie States, if a mound of earth is thrown over. Fig. 77.—Divided cane of black raspberry taking root in the soil. (After Fuller.) the plants to be removed in early spring. In planting these rooted tips it must be kept in mind that growth does. 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 Stock Photo

RMRE2MTA–. American horticultural manual ... Gardening; Gardening; Fruit-culture. THE EASPBERRY AND BLACKBERRY. 253 are to stand foi- fruiting. Fall planting sncceeds well even in the prairie States, if a mound of earth is thrown over. Fig. 77.—Divided cane of black raspberry taking root in the soil. (After Fuller.) the plants to be removed in early spring. In planting these rooted tips it must be kept in mind that growth does. 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

. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. 136 MANUAL OF GARDENING. Fall-planted trees should generally be mounded up, sometimes even as high as shown in Fig. 152. This hilling holds the plant in position, carries off the water, prevents too deep freezing, and holds the earth from heaving. The mound is taken away in the spring. It is sometimes advisable to mound-up estabUshed trees in the fall, but on well-drained land the practice is usually not necessary. In hilling trees, pains should b Stock Photo

RMPG24ME–. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. 136 MANUAL OF GARDENING. Fall-planted trees should generally be mounded up, sometimes even as high as shown in Fig. 152. This hilling holds the plant in position, carries off the water, prevents too deep freezing, and holds the earth from heaving. The mound is taken away in the spring. It is sometimes advisable to mound-up estabUshed trees in the fall, but on well-drained land the practice is usually not necessary. In hilling trees, pains should b

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Goddess statue on dome rooftop of Lloyds Banking Group with scaffolding building work Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot. Stock Photo

RF2BT7M9K–Goddess statue on dome rooftop of Lloyds Banking Group with scaffolding building work Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot.

Mineral deposits coming from hot springs at the Mammoth area in Yellowstone Stock Photo

RF2A41J6M–Mineral deposits coming from hot springs at the Mammoth area in Yellowstone

RFTTR32Y–Corfe Castle in Black and white, Dorset, England

. The principles of plant culture; a text for beginners in agriculture and horticulture. Gardening; Botany. 192 PRINCIPLES OF PLANT CULTURE. Fig. 87. — Mound-layering of gooseberry plants. vigorous shoots, which are ridged up about midsummer or preferably not until the succeeding fall or spring. The ridging should be sufficiently high to cover several of the lower nodes (115). Roots grow out at the nodes and the shoots are usually well rooted by the autumn fol- lowing the ridging. Many woody plants that do not readily form roots when layered may be induced to do so by mutilating the stem somew Stock Photo

RMRE3N8M–. The principles of plant culture; a text for beginners in agriculture and horticulture. Gardening; Botany. 192 PRINCIPLES OF PLANT CULTURE. Fig. 87. — Mound-layering of gooseberry plants. vigorous shoots, which are ridged up about midsummer or preferably not until the succeeding fall or spring. The ridging should be sufficiently high to cover several of the lower nodes (115). Roots grow out at the nodes and the shoots are usually well rooted by the autumn fol- lowing the ridging. Many woody plants that do not readily form roots when layered may be induced to do so by mutilating the stem somew

. The nursery-book; a complete guide to the multiplication of plants ... Gardening; Plant propagation. MOUND-LAYERING. 39. 32. Mound-layering 0/gooseberry. When large numbers of plants are desired, as in commer- cial nurseries, it is often necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or s Stock Photo

RMPG267F–. The nursery-book; a complete guide to the multiplication of plants ... Gardening; Plant propagation. MOUND-LAYERING. 39. 32. Mound-layering 0/gooseberry. When large numbers of plants are desired, as in commer- cial nurseries, it is often necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or s

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RF2BT7MB5–Goddess statue on dome rooftop of Lloyds Banking Group with scaffolding building work Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot.

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RMRDA8GR–. The nursery-book; a complete guide to the multiplication of plants ... Gardening; Plant propagation. 32. Mound-layering 0/gooseberry. When large numbers of plants are desired, as in commer- cial nurseries, it is often necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or stock plants are call

RMPG1JRK–. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. 136 MANUAL OF GARDENING not necessary.. Fall-planted trees should generally be mounded up, sometimes even as high as shown in Fig. 152. This hilling holds the plant in position, carries off the water, prevents too deep freezing, and holds the earth from heaving. The mound is taken away in the spring. It is sometimes advisable to mound-up established trees in the fall, but on well-drained land the practice is usually In hilling trees, pains should be

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. Principles of plant culture; an elementary treatise designed as a text-book for beginners in agriculture and horticulture. Horticulture; Botany. the quince and paradise apple. In either case, the ter- minal portion of the stem is commonly left uncovered. In the latter method, which is known as mound-layering (Fig. 84), the stems of the j)lant to be layered are usu- ally cut off just above the surface of the ground in early spring, to stimulate the for- mation of vigorous shoots, A'hich are ridged up about midsummer or preferably not until the succeeding fall or spring. The ridging should be Stock Photo

RMRDWMGG–. Principles of plant culture; an elementary treatise designed as a text-book for beginners in agriculture and horticulture. Horticulture; Botany. the quince and paradise apple. In either case, the ter- minal portion of the stem is commonly left uncovered. In the latter method, which is known as mound-layering (Fig. 84), the stems of the j)lant to be layered are usu- ally cut off just above the surface of the ground in early spring, to stimulate the for- mation of vigorous shoots, A'hich are ridged up about midsummer or preferably not until the succeeding fall or spring. The ridging should be

. The birds of Australia. Birds. 262 THE BIRDS OF AUSTEADIA Among its many curious habits is the building of small banks or mound hillocks. These are formed of light sand and built on ledges, and are a few inches in height. The birds visit. "The Emu.' Lyrebird (Female); M. Victoriae. A-. E. Eitson. these during the day in the times of eoxirtship, and the male bird struts about on them, erecting and spreading his handsome tail for the admiration of the female. The Lyre-birds breed in the late winter or early spring, from the latter part of June in early seasons, usually in July or. Please Stock Photo

RMPFYWFA–. The birds of Australia. Birds. 262 THE BIRDS OF AUSTEADIA Among its many curious habits is the building of small banks or mound hillocks. These are formed of light sand and built on ledges, and are a few inches in height. The birds visit. "The Emu.' Lyrebird (Female); M. Victoriae. A-. E. Eitson. these during the day in the times of eoxirtship, and the male bird struts about on them, erecting and spreading his handsome tail for the admiration of the female. The Lyre-birds breed in the late winter or early spring, from the latter part of June in early seasons, usually in July or. Please

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RMRDCXGP–. The birds of Australia. Birds. 262 THE BIRDS OF AUSTEADIA Among its many curious habits is the building of small banks or mound hillocks. These are formed of light sand and built on ledges, and are a few inches in height. The birds visit. "The Emu.' Lyrebird (Female); M. Victoriae. A-. E. Eitson. these during the day in the times of eoxirtship, and the male bird struts about on them, erecting and spreading his handsome tail for the admiration of the female. The Lyre-birds breed in the late winter or early spring, from the latter part of June in early seasons, usually in July or. Please

. The nursery-book : a complete guide to the multiplication of plants . Plant propagation. MOUND-LAYERING. 39 When large numbers of plants are desired, aS in commer- cial nurseries, it is often ^â ^vif^'. j2. Alound-layerin^ of gooseberry. necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or s Stock Photo

RMPG261H–. The nursery-book : a complete guide to the multiplication of plants . Plant propagation. MOUND-LAYERING. 39 When large numbers of plants are desired, aS in commer- cial nurseries, it is often ^â ^vif^'. j2. Alound-layerin^ of gooseberry. necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or s

RF2BT7MDT–Goddess statue on dome rooftop of Lloyds Banking Group with scaffolding building work Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot.

RMRDA8CH–. The nursery-book : a complete guide to the multiplication of plants . Plant propagation. MOUND-LAYERING. 39 When large numbers of plants are desired, aS in commer- cial nurseries, it is often ^â ^vif^'. j2. Alound-layerin^ of gooseberry. necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or s

RF2BT7MBH–Goddess statue on dome rooftop of Lloyds Banking Group with scaffolding building work Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot.

RMRDA8H1–. The nursery-book; a complete guide to the multiplication of plants ... Gardening; Plant propagation. MOUND-LAYERING. 39. 32. Mound-layering 0/gooseberry. When large numbers of plants are desired, as in commer- cial nurseries, it is often necessary to cut back the parent plant to the ground, or very nearly so, for the purpose of securing many shoots fit for layering. A plant which is cut back in the spring will produce shoots fit for layering the following spring ; or some species will produce them in abundance the same year if layers of green or immature wood are desired. These pa- rent or s

RF2BT7MBX–Goddess statue on dome rooftop of Lloyds Banking Group with scaffolding building work Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot.

RMRD9PGG–. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. 136 MANUAL OF GARDENING not necessary.. Fall-planted trees should generally be mounded up, sometimes even as high as shown in Fig. 152. This hilling holds the plant in position, carries off the water, prevents too deep freezing, and holds the earth from heaving. The mound is taken away in the spring. It is sometimes advisable to mound-up established trees in the fall, but on well-drained land the practice is usually In hilling trees, pains should be

RF2BT7MD0–Goddess statue on dome rooftop of Lloyds Banking Group with scaffolding building work Edinburgh. Dramatic black and white shot.

RMRDWMHC–. Principles of plant culture; an elementary treatise designed as a text-book for beginners in agriculture and horticulture. Horticulture; Botany. Propagation hy Parts Intact. 187. the quince and paradise apple. In either case, the ter- minal portion of the stem is commonly left uncovered. In the latter method, which is known as mound-layering (Fig. 84), the stems of the j)lant to be layered are usu- ally cut off just above the surface of the ground in early spring, to stimulate the for- mation of vigorous shoots, A'hich are ridged up about midsummer or preferably not until the succeeding fal

RMRD9NM2–. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. 136 MANUAL OF GARDENING. Fall-planted trees should generally be mounded up, sometimes even as high as shown in Fig. 152. This hilling holds the plant in position, carries off the water, prevents too deep freezing, and holds the earth from heaving. The mound is taken away in the spring. It is sometimes advisable to mound-up estabUshed trees in the fall, but on well-drained land the practice is usually not necessary. In hilling trees, pains should b

. American horticultural manual ... Gardening; Gardening; Fruit-culture. 240 HOKTICULTUKAL MANUAL. with a mound of earth, and in the far North a covering of coarse manure is applied over the mound, as young vines are liable to be root-killed the first season after setting out. The nest spring the trellis should be made. For this system four wires are used, the lower one eighteen inches from the ground and the others about ten inches apart.. Fig. 68.—Completed vine. The lines at base show where to prune. No. 12 galvanized wire is usually selected. The support- ing posts are set from twelve to f Stock Photo

RMRE2MWM–. American horticultural manual ... Gardening; Gardening; Fruit-culture. 240 HOKTICULTUKAL MANUAL. with a mound of earth, and in the far North a covering of coarse manure is applied over the mound, as young vines are liable to be root-killed the first season after setting out. The nest spring the trellis should be made. For this system four wires are used, the lower one eighteen inches from the ground and the others about ten inches apart.. Fig. 68.—Completed vine. The lines at base show where to prune. No. 12 galvanized wire is usually selected. The support- ing posts are set from twelve to f

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