. The miniature fruit garden and modern orchard : or, The culture of pyramidal and bush fruit trees : with instructions for root-pruning, etc. Fruit-culture. 80 THE MINIATUEE FEXJIT OARDEN living near London. Apple bushes, always very pretty and productive trees, may be planted six feet apart, row from row, and four feet apart in the rows. If two or three years old when planted, they will begin to bear even the first season after planting. They should be kept from the attacks of the green aphis in summer. Fia. 14 by dressing the young shoots with quassia mixture, given in a note to page 115, a
. The miniature fruit garden and modern orchard : or, The culture of pyramidal and bush fruit trees : with instructions for root-pruning, etc. Fruit-culture. 80 THE MINIATUEE FEXJIT OARDEN living near London. Apple bushes, always very pretty and productive trees, may be planted six feet apart, row from row, and four feet apart in the rows. If two or three years old when planted, they will begin to bear even the first season after planting. They should be kept from the attacks of the green aphis in summer. Fia. 14 by dressing the young shoots with quassia mixture, given in a note to page 115, and from the woolly aphis by Gishurst Compound, fir-tree oil, or paraffin, mentioned in page 77. The principal feature in this culture is summer pinching, which must regularly be attended to, once in June, and once at the end of September ; this is done by pinching or cutting off the terminal bud of. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Rivers, Thomas, 1798-1877; Rivers, T. Francis. London ; New York : Longmans, Green, and Co.
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