Websters Practical Forestry a Popular Handbook On the Rearing And Growth of T
Websters Practical Forestry a Popular Handbook On the Rearing And Growth of T
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It has, however, several good quali- ties which recommend it for underwood, such as ease of cul- ture, dwarf-spreading habit, and immunity from the attacks of game indeed, in this latter respect, it is not equalled by any other plant, if we except one or two species of Daphne.
Game Coverts : their Formation and Management 181 It is seldom resorted to by pheasants, the bottom being not only damp, but such a tangled mass of branches that it forms anything but pleasant quarters for game. For orna-... mental effect along the outskirts of plantations, the rhodo- dendron is invaluable, and is by no means so fastidious about soil as is generally supposed, peat being not at all essential to its growth and successful cultivation. Few plants can be made to increase in like proportion with the rhododendron, and for this reason it should be planted in small patches ; and when it is desirable to increase the cover, the outer branches may be pegged down or layered. This plant also bears pruning with impunity, so that old plants that have, through neglect, become lank and straggling, may without fear or risk be layered or pruned in with advantage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has, however, several good quali- ties which recommend it for underwood, such as ease of cul- ture, dwarf-spreading habit, and immunity from the attacks of game indeed, in this latter respect, it is not equalled by any other plant, if we except one or two species of Daphne.
Game Coverts : their Formation and Management 181 It is seldom resorted to by pheasants, the bottom being not only damp, but such a tangled mass of branches that it forms anything but pleasant quarters for game. For orna-... mental effect along the outskirts of plantations, the rhodo- dendron is invaluable, and is by no means so fastidious about soil as is generally supposed, peat being not at all essential to its growth and successful cultivation. Few plants can be made to increase in like proportion with the rhododendron, and for this reason it should be planted in small patches ; and when it is desirable to increase the cover, the outer branches may be pegged down or layered. This plant also bears pruning with impunity, so that old plants that have, through neglect, become lank and straggling, may without fear or risk be layered or pruned in with advantage.
What to read after Websters Practical Forestry a Popular Handbook On the Rearing And Growth of T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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