Popular gardening and fruit growing; An illustrated periodical devoted to horticulture in all its branches . aris green and London purple. Concerningthe summary of the results of Professor Forbeslabors we quote from his record of experiments: Summarizing stUl more briefly, we may say,in general, that the results of once or twice five per cent of the Apples exposed to injuryby the Codling Moth. I wish especially to em-phasize the fact that the results now obtainedare drawn from computations so made thatthey may be expected to hold good withoutreference to conditions other than variationsin the
Popular gardening and fruit growing; An illustrated periodical devoted to horticulture in all its branches . aris green and London purple. Concerningthe summary of the results of Professor Forbeslabors we quote from his record of experiments: Summarizing stUl more briefly, we may say,in general, that the results of once or twice five per cent of the Apples exposed to injuryby the Codling Moth. I wish especially to em-phasize the fact that the results now obtainedare drawn from computations so made thatthey may be expected to hold good withoutreference to conditions other than variationsin the treatment itself. Referring to the use of arsenites for this Ap-ple Worm, Professor A. J. Cook, of the Michi-gan Agricultural College offers the following: Remedy 1. Arsenicai. —By far the bestremedy for this Codling Moth, is to use either Lon-don purple or Paris green. The remedy is n ot onlyefificient, but is also easy of application, and not ex-pensive. I have now tried this thoroughly for sixyears, and in each and every case have been morethan pleased with its excellence. I know of no one.
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