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vicinity yielded scarcely a family supply of fruit, my trees, that had been top-dressed with ashes, bore bountiful crops of smooth fruit. I have in mind several old trees which would yield annual crops of small, gnarly, knotty, rusty, one-sided fruit of little value, until after I had made a port- able pen, about eighteen feet square, around each tree, in which two fattening shotes were kept, about two weeks per tree, until they had rooted up every inch of the turf and destroyed the grass. Then... several bushels of unleached wood ashes were scattered around those trees, as far as the roots extended. The result was, bountiful crops of plump and smooth fruit every succeeding season; and I meet with farmers every year who tell me that their apple-trees and Vergalieu pear-trees which stand near their leach, and that have been top-dressed with ashes, yield bountiful crops of luscious fruit ; while the same kind of trees near by, that have not been supplied with ashes, seem to be failing ; and the fruit on them is rusty, one-sided, and very inferior.
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vicinity yielded scarcely a family supply of fruit, my trees, that had been top-dressed with ashes, bore bountiful crops of smooth fruit. I have in mind several old trees which would yield annual crops of small, gnarly, knotty, rusty, one-sided fruit of little value, until after I had made a port- able pen, about eighteen feet square, around each tree, in which two fattening shotes were kept, about two weeks per tree, until they had rooted up every inch of the turf and destroyed the grass. Then... several bushels of unleached wood ashes were scattered around those trees, as far as the roots extended. The result was, bountiful crops of plump and smooth fruit every succeeding season; and I meet with farmers every year who tell me that their apple-trees and Vergalieu pear-trees which stand near their leach, and that have been top-dressed with ashes, yield bountiful crops of luscious fruit ; while the same kind of trees near by, that have not been supplied with ashes, seem to be failing ; and the fruit on them is rusty, one-sided, and very inferior.
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