Horticulture By Irrigation
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" The chief points to be observed right here are, that all varieties do not succeed equally well on any one soil, nor under the same treatment with respect to irrigation. Neither can the same rules apply, except in a general sense, with reference to pruning. For this reason no discussion of details will here be attempted. All agree that the soil should be deeply plowed or spaded, well drained, with a sponge-like sub-soil that holds moisture well, and should be of a uniform texture and richness ...so far as possible.
It is safe to say that in all parts of Colorado, barring altitude, soils may be found upon which the grape will thrive. Those localities that seem particularly well adapted to its culture are situations like much of Fremont and Boulder Counties, where the soil is largely of decomposed granite and limestone, and where a modifying influence is exerted on local surroundings by the presence of the foot-hills.
IRRIGATION.
'Twice, at most, during fruitage, would meet the requirements of this on some soils ; while on the light, sandy soil, with quick drainage (where those kinds inclined to be late in maturing are often planted), once a week might not be excessive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The chief points to be observed right here are, that all varieties do not succeed equally well on any one soil, nor under the same treatment with respect to irrigation. Neither can the same rules apply, except in a general sense, with reference to pruning. For this reason no discussion of details will here be attempted. All agree that the soil should be deeply plowed or spaded, well drained, with a sponge-like sub-soil that holds moisture well, and should be of a uniform texture and richness ...so far as possible.
It is safe to say that in all parts of Colorado, barring altitude, soils may be found upon which the grape will thrive. Those localities that seem particularly well adapted to its culture are situations like much of Fremont and Boulder Counties, where the soil is largely of decomposed granite and limestone, and where a modifying influence is exerted on local surroundings by the presence of the foot-hills.
IRRIGATION.
'Twice, at most, during fruitage, would meet the requirements of this on some soils ; while on the light, sandy soil, with quick drainage (where those kinds inclined to be late in maturing are often planted), once a week might not be excessive.
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