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In gen- eral, it is best in our latitude to run these espaliers north and south, because they receive too much sun when the trellis runs east and west. This rule, how- ever, is not absolute.
Probably the most convenient and practical way for growing these fruits in the dwarf tree garden is to plant standards at regular intervals in a row, say six feet apart, and to plant a certain number of fan shaped bushes between each pair of standards in the row. If these standards were six feet apart, two ...plants for fan training would be enough between each pair. The top of the trellis on which the fan forms are tied, would not be above four feet high, better only three. The heads of the standards then rise well above the top of the trellis. This furnishes some sup- port for the stem of the standard and economizes I04 DWARF FRUIT TREES Space. Economy of space is one of the first principles of this style of gardening.
No list need be given here of the varieties of goose- berries and currants to be recommended for this class PI P' FIG.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In gen- eral, it is best in our latitude to run these espaliers north and south, because they receive too much sun when the trellis runs east and west. This rule, how- ever, is not absolute.
Probably the most convenient and practical way for growing these fruits in the dwarf tree garden is to plant standards at regular intervals in a row, say six feet apart, and to plant a certain number of fan shaped bushes between each pair of standards in the row. If these standards were six feet apart, two ...plants for fan training would be enough between each pair. The top of the trellis on which the fan forms are tied, would not be above four feet high, better only three. The heads of the standards then rise well above the top of the trellis. This furnishes some sup- port for the stem of the standard and economizes I04 DWARF FRUIT TREES Space. Economy of space is one of the first principles of this style of gardening.
No list need be given here of the varieties of goose- berries and currants to be recommended for this class PI P' FIG.
What to read after Dwarf Fruit Trees;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waugh, F. A. (Frank Albert), 1869-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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