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cut in the spreading branches and encourage the erect. If there is space enough for the trees to spread, and nothing grown under them, the erect brandies should be cut off, and the spreading ones left, so as to have as much of the fruit hand picked as possible.
If any tree leans to one side, the branches should be mostly cut off the side it leans to. Small branches may be cut with a sharp knife, the large can be sawed close off to the stems or branches they grow to, and the cut smoothed off wit...h a knife, so that the bark will soon grow over the wounds ; and the wounds should be rubbed over with cattle manure and earth mixed in water, to the consistency of good mortar. The heads of the trees should be kept open, so that the sun and air may get in to colour and fla- 140 THE COTTAGE GARDEN OF AMERICA.
vour the fruit. All branches should at least be eigh- teen inches apart ; a tree in beautiful symmetry is a noble object.
CULINARY VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT.
"A garden in which all thing's thrive ; Cheers and pleases the possessor." This is the most useful and necessary department of the garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cut in the spreading branches and encourage the erect. If there is space enough for the trees to spread, and nothing grown under them, the erect brandies should be cut off, and the spreading ones left, so as to have as much of the fruit hand picked as possible.
If any tree leans to one side, the branches should be mostly cut off the side it leans to. Small branches may be cut with a sharp knife, the large can be sawed close off to the stems or branches they grow to, and the cut smoothed off wit...h a knife, so that the bark will soon grow over the wounds ; and the wounds should be rubbed over with cattle manure and earth mixed in water, to the consistency of good mortar. The heads of the trees should be kept open, so that the sun and air may get in to colour and fla- 140 THE COTTAGE GARDEN OF AMERICA.
vour the fruit. All branches should at least be eigh- teen inches apart ; a tree in beautiful symmetry is a noble object.
CULINARY VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT.
"A garden in which all thing's thrive ; Cheers and pleases the possessor." This is the most useful and necessary department of the garden.
What to read after The Cottage Garden of America;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elder, Walter. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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