The New England Farmer volume V13 1861
The New England Farmer volume V13 1861
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He said there was so much sand under the soil of his town that it drained the land with- out tiles. He raised Baldwins, principally, as he thought they paid as well as any other variety, yielding well and selling well, even when apples were plentiful. While he would not recommend a person commencing a large orchard to plant all Baldwins, he would have him get a good propor- tion of that excellent apple.
He said that 10 of his best trees, which are 20 years old, yielded last year 80 barrels of e...xcellent apples. In the matter of trimming trees he would have a person try a tree each month in the year, and then he would learn from experience the best time to prune. He had found that the best time was from August 15th to September 15th. If, said he, you cut a large limb in July the sap is active, and runs down the tree, and staining the bark, is very apt to kill the tree. If a man had neglected to trim his trees last fall, he would re- commend him to do it to-morrow, but he never cut a tree after the blows were off", as it would in- variably injure it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said there was so much sand under the soil of his town that it drained the land with- out tiles. He raised Baldwins, principally, as he thought they paid as well as any other variety, yielding well and selling well, even when apples were plentiful. While he would not recommend a person commencing a large orchard to plant all Baldwins, he would have him get a good propor- tion of that excellent apple.
He said that 10 of his best trees, which are 20 years old, yielded last year 80 barrels of e...xcellent apples. In the matter of trimming trees he would have a person try a tree each month in the year, and then he would learn from experience the best time to prune. He had found that the best time was from August 15th to September 15th. If, said he, you cut a large limb in July the sap is active, and runs down the tree, and staining the bark, is very apt to kill the tree. If a man had neglected to trim his trees last fall, he would re- commend him to do it to-morrow, but he never cut a tree after the blows were off", as it would in- variably injure it.
What to read after The New England Farmer volume V13 1861?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Bourke Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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