Summer Budded Versus Winter Grafted Roses
Summer Budded Versus Winter Grafted Roses
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Butterfly, and Templar plants produced on an average 294 inches, 264 inches, and 322 inches of wood respectively. The growth of greenhouse-budded Fernet Summer-Budded Planks (mHWinter-Grafted Plants AjO 25 - 9 ul I5U 100 50 Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar Apr May FIG. 1. MATCHLESS: AVERAGE MONTHLY FLOWER PRODUCTION OF SUMMER- BUDDED AND WINTER-GRAFTED PLANTS, 1927-1929 Thruout the season summer-budded Matchless plants gave uniformly higher yields than grafted plants of the same variety. Yields of ... roses by months are necessarily somewhat variable on account of the cropping habits of the plants, but in taking the averages of two seasons' results, these irregularities are largely smoothed out.
averaged 149 inches. The growth of wood on the three varieties first mentioned was respectively 14 percent, 5 percent, and 15 percent heavier on the summer-budded plants. The increase in wood growth was especially noticeable the first season on Matchless and Templar, amounting to 28 percent on Matchless and 17 percent on Templar.
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Butterfly, and Templar plants produced on an average 294 inches, 264 inches, and 322 inches of wood respectively. The growth of greenhouse-budded Fernet Summer-Budded Planks (mHWinter-Grafted Plants AjO
averaged 149 inches. The growth of wood on the three varieties first mentioned was respectively 14 percent, 5 percent, and 15 percent heavier on the summer-budded plants. The increase in wood growth was especially noticeable the first season on Matchless and Templar, amounting to 28 percent on Matchless and 17 percent on Templar.
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