The Farmers Cabinet And American Herd book volume V6 1841 42
The Farmers Cabinet And American Herd book volume V6 1841 42
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Maiiayunk, Nov. 8th, 1841.
Transplanting.
When trees are removed for the purpose of being transplanted, their roots should, if possible, be preserved fresh and entire. If these precautions have been omitted, their whole bodies and roots must be immersed in fresh water during twenty-four hours; and their tops must be lessened in proportion to the loss their roots have sustained. The sources by which they derive the nourish- ment which they receive from the earth being diminished, the whole sap o...f the tree, and even its vitality, would otherwise pasa off" by transpiration.
October and November, and immediately after the first hard frosts have arrested vege- tation, is esteemed the best season of all for transplanting trees. The peach, the plum, the cherry, and evergreen trees, do especially well when planted early in autumn. But where circumstances render it necessary, transplanting may be deferred till spring.
When trees are transplanted in autumn, the earth becomes duly consolidated at their roots, and they are ready to vegetate with the first advancement of spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maiiayunk, Nov. 8th, 1841.
Transplanting.
When trees are removed for the purpose of being transplanted, their roots should, if possible, be preserved fresh and entire. If these precautions have been omitted, their whole bodies and roots must be immersed in fresh water during twenty-four hours; and their tops must be lessened in proportion to the loss their roots have sustained. The sources by which they derive the nourish- ment which they receive from the earth being diminished, the whole sap o...f the tree, and even its vitality, would otherwise pasa off" by transpiration.
October and November, and immediately after the first hard frosts have arrested vege- tation, is esteemed the best season of all for transplanting trees. The peach, the plum, the cherry, and evergreen trees, do especially well when planted early in autumn. But where circumstances render it necessary, transplanting may be deferred till spring.
When trees are transplanted in autumn, the earth becomes duly consolidated at their roots, and they are ready to vegetate with the first advancement of spring.
What to read after The Farmers Cabinet And American Herd book volume V6 1841 42?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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