The New England Farmer volume V2 1850
The New England Farmer volume V2 1850
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MANAGEMENT OF NEWLY-TRANSPLANT- ED TREES.
The season thus far has been quite auspicious for success in transplanting trees ; yet they should not now be neglected, but they should be well mulched, to keep tlie earth loose and moist, in case a drought should ensue. Apple-trees of good quality, well set, may be considered Avorth not less than one dollar each — enough to take care of.
It is evident that nature proportions the roots and tops of trees so as to balance : the roots searching out and fu...rnishing nourishment sufficient for the top or branches ; but when trees arc transplanted, more or less of the roots are left in the ground, and not unfrequently many of the small fibres become so dried as to unfit them for performing their office as feeders, (which ought not so to be ;) nature's course must become checked in the vigorous growth of the tree. It must therefore be evident that advantage will be derived from lessening the tops, so as not to impose a tax upon the roots, which their feeble con- dition will not allow them to pay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MANAGEMENT OF NEWLY-TRANSPLANT- ED TREES.
The season thus far has been quite auspicious for success in transplanting trees ; yet they should not now be neglected, but they should be well mulched, to keep tlie earth loose and moist, in case a drought should ensue. Apple-trees of good quality, well set, may be considered Avorth not less than one dollar each — enough to take care of.
It is evident that nature proportions the roots and tops of trees so as to balance : the roots searching out and fu...rnishing nourishment sufficient for the top or branches ; but when trees arc transplanted, more or less of the roots are left in the ground, and not unfrequently many of the small fibres become so dried as to unfit them for performing their office as feeders, (which ought not so to be ;) nature's course must become checked in the vigorous growth of the tree. It must therefore be evident that advantage will be derived from lessening the tops, so as not to impose a tax upon the roots, which their feeble con- dition will not allow them to pay.
What to read after The New England Farmer volume V2 1850?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Friedman to read onlineMoreLess
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