In the North it grows in rather dry, gravelly soil, often on the margins of oak woods, but in the South it takes to swamps, and does best on river bottoms where the soil is rich.
At higher elevations it is more apt to occur in canyon bottoms and gulches, in moist, sandy or gravelly soil, and in such situations the black cottonwood is smaller.
Its range extends from California nearly to the Arctic circle, where it occurs in gravelly soil on the borders of mountain streams.
This has a thick root and grows on dry sunny hills, in gravelly soil.
This grows in gravelly soil, on dry plains and hillsides, and the clumps of bloom are very striking among the sage-brush.
Transplant larger plants in sandy orgravelly soil in bright sunny exposures and give only occasional irrigation during dry periods.
They grow well in gravelly soil or among rocks and should be watered once a month.
Plants may be transplanted at any season in sandy, stony, or gravelly soil, and watered once in two or three weeks during dry spells.
Hardy throughout New England; grows almost anywhere, but prefers a rich, loamy or gravelly soil.
Whether late irrigation will be necessary is also determinable by the character of the soil; on close retentive soil it may not be necessary, while on loose, sandy or gravelly soil it may be essential to the life of the tree.
Give the soil a good soaking about once a mouth, unless you are situated in a sandy or gravelly soil, in which more frequent applications may be necessary.
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