Observations On the Character And Culture of the European Vine During a Residen
Observations On the Character And Culture of the European Vine During a Residen
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I am quite of a different opinion, and from ex- perience, do not hesitate to say, that, on the con- trary, the stripping should not be omitted where the young plants shoot freely, and show a vigo- rous vegetation. In this operation, my opinion is, that not more than two shoots, or bunches, should be left, instead of feur or five, as is the practice among some ignorant cultivators, sur- charging thereby the plant with a vegetation, to the support of which its powers are inadequate, and exhaustin...g the life blood of the young vine, by a premature tax on the functions of the young plant. In autumn we should divest the vines of the small shoots that have put forth between the main branches, which are to form the heading of the plants the succeeding year. Even after the leaf has fallen, this measure contributes to mature and harden the young wood, which is essential to success, because the young shoots would not be sufficiently advanced, and the new wood ma- tured and ripened before the severe frosts of winter, many of the branches that appear to possess a vigorous maturity, will perish, from inability to resist the rigors of the season.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am quite of a different opinion, and from ex- perience, do not hesitate to say, that, on the con- trary, the stripping should not be omitted where the young plants shoot freely, and show a vigo- rous vegetation. In this operation, my opinion is, that not more than two shoots, or bunches, should be left, instead of feur or five, as is the practice among some ignorant cultivators, sur- charging thereby the plant with a vegetation, to the support of which its powers are inadequate, and exhaustin...g the life blood of the young vine, by a premature tax on the functions of the young plant. In autumn we should divest the vines of the small shoots that have put forth between the main branches, which are to form the heading of the plants the succeeding year. Even after the leaf has fallen, this measure contributes to mature and harden the young wood, which is essential to success, because the young shoots would not be sufficiently advanced, and the new wood ma- tured and ripened before the severe frosts of winter, many of the branches that appear to possess a vigorous maturity, will perish, from inability to resist the rigors of the season.
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