Practical School Gardening
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Cut out and burn all cankered and American blighted shoots and branches. Where large branches have to be sawn off, trim up and bevel the cuts with a good sharp knife, covering them with a little Stockholm tar. Note also that the branches should be taken off fairly close up to the main branches, and not "snagged".
Cut leading shoots to outside wood buds, the slope of the cut should be at an angle of 45' and just above the bud. Grafting should be done towards the end of the month and early in Apr...il. See that the stocks are healthy, well rooted, and showing signs of growth, and that the growth of the scions has been kept back.
Make clean cuts and do the operation quickly, cover- ing the union with clay or grafting wax. Pears CALENDAR OF GARDENING OPERATIONS 173 grafted on to quince stocks should be done close to the ground.
Flowers. — The pruning of roses other than Teas and Noisettes should be done towards the end of the month.
In Hybrid Perpetuals cut away all twiggy and unripened growth, shortening back the strong shoots to four or six eyes from the base.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cut out and burn all cankered and American blighted shoots and branches. Where large branches have to be sawn off, trim up and bevel the cuts with a good sharp knife, covering them with a little Stockholm tar. Note also that the branches should be taken off fairly close up to the main branches, and not "snagged".
Cut leading shoots to outside wood buds, the slope of the cut should be at an angle of 45' and just above the bud. Grafting should be done towards the end of the month and early in Apr...il. See that the stocks are healthy, well rooted, and showing signs of growth, and that the growth of the scions has been kept back.
Make clean cuts and do the operation quickly, cover- ing the union with clay or grafting wax. Pears CALENDAR OF GARDENING OPERATIONS 173 grafted on to quince stocks should be done close to the ground.
Flowers. — The pruning of roses other than Teas and Noisettes should be done towards the end of the month.
In Hybrid Perpetuals cut away all twiggy and unripened growth, shortening back the strong shoots to four or six eyes from the base.
What to read after Practical School Gardening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Elford to read onlineMoreLess
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