A Treatise On Pruning Forest And Ornamental Trees
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PRUNING RESERVE TREES.
41 The new leader thus formed will soon begin to grow, and in a short time will entirely change the appear- ance of a stunted sickly tree (Fig. 36), which, so treated, will become straight and vigorous.
Fig. 85. — Method of forming a leader for a young tree by straight- ening up a lateral branch.
Fig. 86. — Badly grown tree twenty to thirty years old. First pruning.
In the case of young trees with a forking main stem, only one of the leaders should be allowed to remain, a...nd the one preserved should be the more nearly up- right of the two, without regard to its size or length.
A strong strap, fastened to the stump of the suppressed branch, may, if necessary, be used to draw up the leader into a straight position (Fig. 37) ; when this is necessary proper precautions, however, must be taken to prevent the bark from being injured by the strap.
Often young reserve trees otherwise desirable to pre- serve are unable, from the unfavorable conditions under which they have grown or on account of injuries re- 42 TREE PRUNING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PRUNING RESERVE TREES.
41 The new leader thus formed will soon begin to grow, and in a short time will entirely change the appear- ance of a stunted sickly tree (Fig. 36), which, so treated, will become straight and vigorous.
Fig. 85. — Method of forming a leader for a young tree by straight- ening up a lateral branch.
Fig. 86. — Badly grown tree twenty to thirty years old. First pruning.
In the case of young trees with a forking main stem, only one of the leaders should be allowed to remain, a...nd the one preserved should be the more nearly up- right of the two, without regard to its size or length.
A strong strap, fastened to the stump of the suppressed branch, may, if necessary, be used to draw up the leader into a straight position (Fig. 37) ; when this is necessary proper precautions, however, must be taken to prevent the bark from being injured by the strap.
Often young reserve trees otherwise desirable to pre- serve are unable, from the unfavorable conditions under which they have grown or on account of injuries re- 42 TREE PRUNING.
What to read after A Treatise On Pruning Forest And Ornamental Trees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sargent, Charles Sprague, 1841-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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