. The fruit garden. Fruit-culture; Fruit trees. Peach Shoot with Wood Buds only Method of Prun- ing THE Peach Practised when the successional Shoot has both Wood Buds and Blossom Buds. Pruning the Peach Tree so as to Obtain A Fruiting Shoot (Subsequently Cut Away) and a Suc- CESsioNAL Shoot the garden of the amateur. For market culture and in cold districts it is often better to restrict the trees to the fan-shape. If any branches perish their places can easily be filled. Pruning.—The peach bears fruit upon branches of one year's growth, so that each year fresh shoots must be trained in and ol


. The fruit garden. Fruit-culture; Fruit trees. Peach Shoot with Wood Buds only Method of Prun- ing THE Peach Practised when the successional Shoot has both Wood Buds and Blossom Buds. Pruning the Peach Tree so as to Obtain A Fruiting Shoot (Subsequently Cut Away) and a Suc- CESsioNAL Shoot the garden of the amateur. For market culture and in cold districts it is often better to restrict the trees to the fan-shape. If any branches perish their places can easily be filled. Pruning.—The peach bears fruit upon branches of one year's growth, so that each year fresh shoots must be trained in and old wood removed to make room and to prevent overcrowding. Fruiting shoots are distinguished as follows : Those of average size bearing both wood-buds and fruit-buds, weak shoots with flower-buds and a wood-bud at the extremity only, and short growths with several flower-buds and one wood-bud. As to the pruning, let us first examine the pruning of a two-year-old branch. The object is to get fruit and to introduce a new shoot for the following year. The strongest shoots and also those with all wood-buds (unless they are weak) are cut back;. 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 Bunyard, George; Thomas, Owen. New York, C. Scribner


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