The Principles And Practice of Pruning
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171, a tree of the same age and variety, it shows how light, as opposed to heavy, pruning tends to throw a tree into bearing. Note the many fruit spurs on the two-year-old wood (enlarged in frontispiece). During the preceding season a large part of the energies of the tree was devoted to fruit spur formation.
210 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PRUNING normally excessive it is sometimes found advisable even to check this by growing crops, such as hay or grain, be- tween the trees.
169. Applications ...of pruning principles to young trees. At the time the tree is given its first pruning we should definitely settle the question of head (158). Most growers after they have headed the tree, pay no more attention to it until the following spring, when they are ready for the second pruning. In many cases this is a mistake. It will be found very advisable in May and June to go through the or- chard and look over the newly set trees carefully. At this time, certain very small shoots or buds should be rubbed off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
171, a tree of the same age and variety, it shows how light, as opposed to heavy, pruning tends to throw a tree into bearing. Note the many fruit spurs on the two-year-old wood (enlarged in frontispiece). During the preceding season a large part of the energies of the tree was devoted to fruit spur formation.
210 PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF PRUNING normally excessive it is sometimes found advisable even to check this by growing crops, such as hay or grain, be- tween the trees.
169. Applications ...of pruning principles to young trees. At the time the tree is given its first pruning we should definitely settle the question of head (158). Most growers after they have headed the tree, pay no more attention to it until the following spring, when they are ready for the second pruning. In many cases this is a mistake. It will be found very advisable in May and June to go through the or- chard and look over the newly set trees carefully. At this time, certain very small shoots or buds should be rubbed off.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M G Maurice Grenville Kains to read onlineMoreLess
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