Forestry for Woodmen
Forestry for Woodmen
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Season for planting. Planting must be carried out in autumn or spring, as the plants are at rest in these seasons, and both temperature and moisture of air and soil are then favourable.
There are points in favour of both autumn and spring planting. If planted in autumn the trees get a good hold of the ground before growth commences, and may start growing rapidly early in spring ; on the other hand the trees, especially conifers, may be blown about by high wind, and may be damaged by frost and s...now. If planted in spring they escape this damage, and, if the weather is damp, the trees become established rapidly. Should, however, the weather be dry for a month after planting, the failures may be numerous. If there are a very large number of trees to be planted it would be difficult to get them all into the ground before the end of April if the work is only begun in spring. In practice, there- fore, planting should be carried on in all open weather from November to April 15, avoiding January and February, and commencing with the broad-leaved deciduous species and larch in autumn, and ending with the evergreen conifers in spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Season for planting. Planting must be carried out in autumn or spring, as the plants are at rest in these seasons, and both temperature and moisture of air and soil are then favourable.
There are points in favour of both autumn and spring planting. If planted in autumn the trees get a good hold of the ground before growth commences, and may start growing rapidly early in spring ; on the other hand the trees, especially conifers, may be blown about by high wind, and may be damaged by frost and s...now. If planted in spring they escape this damage, and, if the weather is damp, the trees become established rapidly. Should, however, the weather be dry for a month after planting, the failures may be numerous. If there are a very large number of trees to be planted it would be difficult to get them all into the ground before the end of April if the work is only begun in spring. In practice, there- fore, planting should be carried on in all open weather from November to April 15, avoiding January and February, and commencing with the broad-leaved deciduous species and larch in autumn, and ending with the evergreen conifers in spring.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarence Oldham Hanson to read onlineMoreLess
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