Roedings Fruit Growers Guide
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In pruning, above all things do not be deceived into the idea that the trees must be thinned out to admit air and sun. The tendency of nearly all budded varieties is to droop, so in shaping a tree cut to a lateral which has an upward tendency.
It seems too bad that there are thousands of acres of citrus orchard in California which are not pruned be- cause the grower is afraid to apply the shear to hold rampant branches in check.
In order to develop a well rounded, symmetrical tree it is very im...portant indeed to prune the tree regularly every year until it is six years old. To establish a com- pact, symmetrical orange tree, the straggling branches should be shortened in rather severely the first year after being set out, as this will cause the tree to force out a number of strong, vigorous shoots.
A one-year-old orange tree showing one year's growth in the orchard. If these branches are allowed to grow un- checked, the tree will be drawn out of shape.
In the second year it frequently happens that one or more of these shoots will grow to such an extent that the tree is pulled out of shape, and it is only by cut- ting this growth back severely that the shape of the tree will be retained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In pruning, above all things do not be deceived into the idea that the trees must be thinned out to admit air and sun. The tendency of nearly all budded varieties is to droop, so in shaping a tree cut to a lateral which has an upward tendency.
It seems too bad that there are thousands of acres of citrus orchard in California which are not pruned be- cause the grower is afraid to apply the shear to hold rampant branches in check.
In order to develop a well rounded, symmetrical tree it is very im...portant indeed to prune the tree regularly every year until it is six years old. To establish a com- pact, symmetrical orange tree, the straggling branches should be shortened in rather severely the first year after being set out, as this will cause the tree to force out a number of strong, vigorous shoots.
A one-year-old orange tree showing one year's growth in the orchard. If these branches are allowed to grow un- checked, the tree will be drawn out of shape.
In the second year it frequently happens that one or more of these shoots will grow to such an extent that the tree is pulled out of shape, and it is only by cut- ting this growth back severely that the shape of the tree will be retained.
What to read after Roedings Fruit Growers Guide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Christian Roeding to read onlineMoreLess
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