Apples Pears
Apples Pears
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This should be sprinkled over the surface and be just scratched into the soil, so that the rains will carry the fertiliser direct to the upper roots. Nitrate of soda or Kainit should not be used on clayey or damp soils. The want of potash is most felt in old gardens where the fruit-trees have been growing for many years and have thus exhausted the soil. Bone-dust and horn shavings are good manures, but they must be used sparingly. Canary guano as sold in tins by florists is also very suitable. ...Stimulants are required most of all by CHOICE PEARS 49 late Apples and Pears, which must be left upon the trees as long as possible, even into November, if the foliage is still hanging, for a little frost will not do them any harm.
CHAPTER IX CHOICE PEARS FOR OUTDOOR CULTURE HERE we have a large number to select from, but we shall proceed on the same lines as for Apples. The following six varieties are for small gardens. They are dependable bearers upon the Quince stock, as bushes or pyramids ; and the fruits possess good flavour.
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This should be sprinkled over the surface and be just scratched into the soil, so that the rains will carry the fertiliser direct to the upper roots. Nitrate of soda or Kainit should not be used on clayey or damp soils. The want of potash is most felt in old gardens where the fruit-trees have been growing for many years and have thus exhausted the soil. Bone-dust and horn shavings are good manures, but they must be used sparingly. Canary guano as sold in tins by florists is also very suitable. ...Stimulants are required most of all by CHOICE PEARS 49 late Apples and Pears, which must be left upon the trees as long as possible, even into November, if the foliage is still hanging, for a little frost will not do them any harm.
CHAPTER IX CHOICE PEARS FOR OUTDOOR CULTURE HERE we have a large number to select from, but we shall proceed on the same lines as for Apples. The following six varieties are for small gardens. They are dependable bearers upon the Quince stock, as bushes or pyramids ; and the fruits possess good flavour.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bunyard to read onlineMoreLess
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