Pear Growing in California
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Among those who favored some other distance were three who thought 21 x 21 feet to be best, six 22 x 22 feet, seven 24 x 24 feet, four 25 x 25 feet, two 26 x 26 feet, one 27 x 27 feet and one 30 x 30 feet. The remainder held opinions varying from 16 x 16 to 18 x 20 feet. The maximum distance of 30 x 30, as given by one grower as the best according to his opinion, is probably a little greater than is necessary. Twenty-five feet each way when planted on the square is more nearly ideal, and while ...the space above ground will be pretty well occupied by the branches of trees set at this distance, there will be little if any crowding. The upright habit of growth occurs in its extreme form when planting is closest, and may be overcome to a great extent by planting wider apart. Fig. 12 illustrates an extreme type of spread in the Bartlett due to good soil and plenty of room.
Climatic and soil conditions should very largely determine the dis- tance for planting. In some of the mountain counties of high altitude the growing season is short and growth is much less than in the lower, fertile, river-bottom sections, where maximum size is attained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among those who favored some other distance were three who thought 21 x 21 feet to be best, six 22 x 22 feet, seven 24 x 24 feet, four 25 x 25 feet, two 26 x 26 feet, one 27 x 27 feet and one 30 x 30 feet. The remainder held opinions varying from 16 x 16 to 18 x 20 feet. The maximum distance of 30 x 30, as given by one grower as the best according to his opinion, is probably a little greater than is necessary. Twenty-five feet each way when planted on the square is more nearly ideal, and while ...the space above ground will be pretty well occupied by the branches of trees set at this distance, there will be little if any crowding. The upright habit of growth occurs in its extreme form when planting is closest, and may be overcome to a great extent by planting wider apart. Fig. 12 illustrates an extreme type of spread in the Bartlett due to good soil and plenty of room.
Climatic and soil conditions should very largely determine the dis- tance for planting. In some of the mountain counties of high altitude the growing season is short and growth is much less than in the lower, fertile, river-bottom sections, where maximum size is attained.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geo P Weldon to read onlineMoreLess
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