Fruitland Nurseries : successors to Berckmans Co Inc established 1856 . ition of two pounds ofArsenate of Lead, and repeat this latter sprayingevery two weeks until four applications of same havebeen given. Borer—Keep orchard free from litter and examinetrees regularly for borers. Their presence will beindicated by sawdust at the entrance of ibeir bur-rows. Remove, if near the surface, by means of aknife or wire. For those that have entered to a con-siderable depth inject, by means of medicine drop-per, a small quantity of carbon bi-sulphate in theirexcavation and seal secure!v with putty
Fruitland Nurseries : successors to Berckmans Co Inc established 1856 . ition of two pounds ofArsenate of Lead, and repeat this latter sprayingevery two weeks until four applications of same havebeen given. Borer—Keep orchard free from litter and examinetrees regularly for borers. Their presence will beindicated by sawdust at the entrance of ibeir bur-rows. Remove, if near the surface, by means of aknife or wire. For those that have entered to a con-siderable depth inject, by means of medicine drop-per, a small quantity of carbon bi-sulphate in theirexcavation and seal secure!v with putty or wax. Canker Worm—Encircle the tree with a canvas beltthoroughly coated with tar; also spray with arse-nate of lead as soon as worms appear ; two poundsof arsenate of lead, three pounds of lime to fiftygallons of water. If necessary repeat in three orfour days. Caterpillar—Destroy nests as soon as they appearin the spring, or spray with two pounds of arse-nate of lead, three pounds of lime to fifty gallonsof water. FRUITLAND NURSERIES Bsti$T p. J. bercSmans co. 5. This is one of four Camellia Japonicas that we moved a distance of five miles during the month ofJuly and planted in our Nurseries. The plant in the picture weighed two and a half tons and is living to-day. It is very difficult to move such a tree, but with our facilities and experience, it can be done suc-cessfully. After transplanting, special care and attention must be given, otherwise the result will bedisastrous. We do not advocate transplanting during Summer months, but where proper care and attention isgiven after the plant is moved, there is no reason why it cannot be done if circumstances require it. Cedar Rust—Use seven pounds of atomic sulphur,two pounds of arsenate of lead to each fifty gallonsof water. Spray the trees at the same period as re-commended for Scab. Green or Black Aphis—Spray with Black Leaf 40at the rate of one part to 200 or 300 parts of water,as soon as the Aphis appear. San Jo
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