Growing Nuts in the North
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I also sent him some of the nutsfrom the parent tree and samples of extra-good nuts from other treesgrowing near it so that he could give me his opinion of them. Mr. Jonesresponded by advising me about the kind of a contract to make with Mr. Fobes in regard to both the purchasing and propagation of the originalhickory tree and he urged the latter enthusiastically. Of the Weschckehickory nuts themselves, he wrote: "This is practically identical withthe Glover. The Glover is usually a little larg...er but this varies in allnuts from year to year. This is a fine nut and if it comes from Iowa, itought to be propagated. I suggest you keep the stock of it and propagatethe tree for northern planting, that is for Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, etc. , where most nuts grown here would not mature. " A few years ago, Isaw the Glover hickory nut for the first time and I also thought it muchthe same as the Weschcke in shape, as is also the Brill.
Because I did not know how to preserve the scions I had cut, they driedout during the winter to such an extent that they were worthless forspring grafting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I also sent him some of the nutsfrom the parent tree and samples of extra-good nuts from other treesgrowing near it so that he could give me his opinion of them. Mr. Jonesresponded by advising me about the kind of a contract to make with Mr. Fobes in regard to both the purchasing and propagation of the originalhickory tree and he urged the latter enthusiastically. Of the Weschckehickory nuts themselves, he wrote: "This is practically identical withthe Glover. The Glover is usually a little larg...er but this varies in allnuts from year to year. This is a fine nut and if it comes from Iowa, itought to be propagated. I suggest you keep the stock of it and propagatethe tree for northern planting, that is for Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, etc. , where most nuts grown here would not mature. " A few years ago, Isaw the Glover hickory nut for the first time and I also thought it muchthe same as the Weschcke in shape, as is also the Brill.
Because I did not know how to preserve the scions I had cut, they driedout during the winter to such an extent that they were worthless forspring grafting.
What to read after Growing Nuts in the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Weschcke Carl to read onlineMoreLess
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