The Natural History of Chautauqua
The Natural History of Chautauqua
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Practical Suggestions for Chautauqua's Trees I. Many of the trees contain a number of dead limbs which should be removed at once. At present they can be easily seen, as the living branches bear a marked contrast by reason of the generous growth of foliage. When the leaves fall, it will be almost impossible to tell which are dead and which are not. This is the reason why this particular kind of work should be done in the summer.
II. Other tree pruning should be done in the winter and care should... be taken to saw the limb off close to the tree, thus giving the tree a chance to heal the wound by the new growth, which in time, takes place. A coat of paint or tar applied to the exposed portion of the limb will protect it from the insect enemies and decay.
III. All dead trees should be marked in the summer with a white ring around the tree three or four feet from the ground, then they can be removed later entirely and thus give the liv- ing tree a better chance for the struggle of life.
IV. Tree planting should be done in the fall from October 15 to November 15, or in the spring from April i to May i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Practical Suggestions for Chautauqua's Trees I. Many of the trees contain a number of dead limbs which should be removed at once. At present they can be easily seen, as the living branches bear a marked contrast by reason of the generous growth of foliage. When the leaves fall, it will be almost impossible to tell which are dead and which are not. This is the reason why this particular kind of work should be done in the summer.
II. Other tree pruning should be done in the winter and care should... be taken to saw the limb off close to the tree, thus giving the tree a chance to heal the wound by the new growth, which in time, takes place. A coat of paint or tar applied to the exposed portion of the limb will protect it from the insect enemies and decay.
III. All dead trees should be marked in the summer with a white ring around the tree three or four feet from the ground, then they can be removed later entirely and thus give the liv- ing tree a better chance for the struggle of life.
IV. Tree planting should be done in the fall from October 15 to November 15, or in the spring from April i to May i.
What to read after The Natural History of Chautauqua?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vaughan Maccaughey to read onlineMoreLess
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