David's Tea at the Queen St. If you aren't much of a tea drinker you might be inclined to think there are just a few basic options to choose from. But you'll be in for an exciting surprise if you stop into David's Tea.The stores have so many options it almost feels like you're in a library of teas!lack Tea. Like the majority of teas, black tea comes from the Camellia Sinensis plant. But they have different tastes because they are more oxidized than other teas which gives them their strong flavors. Most varieties contain between 2% and 4% caffeine which makes them great in the mornings.
copper beech (Fagus sylvatica purpurea) tree. description: The Copper beech is widespread in Europe as a park or garden tree. It is a mutation of Beech, wherein the epidermal layer of the sheet is non-transparent and hence can not be seen, the green color of chlorophyll.eaf: The leaves of the Copper beech are ovate. The color of the leaves can vary from dark red to red-green. In the sprouting leaves are dark red. The leaf margin is slightly serrated.
Sugar maple-beech-yellow birch forest (S5). Sugar maple-beech-yellow birch forest is the most common hardwood forest type in northern New Hampshire, and is frequently referred to simply as northern hardwood forest.It is most abundant on mid to upper mountain slopes between 1,500 and 2,500 feet elevation, with patchier distribution at lower elevations.ugar maple-beech-yellow birch forest near The Flume (photo by Ben Kimball) sugar maple-beech-yellow birch forest at Nancy Brook (photo by Ben Kimball) the floor of a sugar maple-beech-yellow birch forest in Shelburne (photo by Ben Kimball).