The Art of Propagation
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10 Propagation of Stock, Etc.
Protection, for "\^7"inter.
In the Fall the young seedlings should be covered with leaves, straw, or marsh-hay, which will prevent them from being drawn out by the frequent thawing and freezing.
3Tr\xit Tree Seeds.
As these are liable to vary from the parent they are usually planted by the nurserymen for stocks, on which to bud or graft particular varieties.
.Apple Seed- Is usually obtained from the fresh pomace at the cider mill.
The seed is separated by washing i...n water ; having a greater specific gravity it settles to the bottom, while the pomace floats.
The hand washing process is very tedious, but where there is a running stream of water they may be separated more rapidly.
Ord.ina.r3r Seed T^7"a.sn.ingr Arrangement.
Sink a long box in the bed of the stream, (say two feet wide by eighteen inches high) nail a board across three feet from the upper end, ten inches high, or about one-half the height of the sides of the box, and every two feet to the lower end nail across still narrower boards, or cleats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10 Propagation of Stock, Etc.
Protection, for "\^7"inter.
In the Fall the young seedlings should be covered with leaves, straw, or marsh-hay, which will prevent them from being drawn out by the frequent thawing and freezing.
3Tr\xit Tree Seeds.
As these are liable to vary from the parent they are usually planted by the nurserymen for stocks, on which to bud or graft particular varieties.
.Apple Seed- Is usually obtained from the fresh pomace at the cider mill.
The seed is separated by washing i...n water ; having a greater specific gravity it settles to the bottom, while the pomace floats.
The hand washing process is very tedious, but where there is a running stream of water they may be separated more rapidly.
Ord.ina.r3r Seed T^7"a.sn.ingr Arrangement.
Sink a long box in the bed of the stream, (say two feet wide by eighteen inches high) nail a board across three feet from the upper end, ten inches high, or about one-half the height of the sides of the box, and every two feet to the lower end nail across still narrower boards, or cleats.
What to read after The Art of Propagation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [jenkins, J.] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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