. Garden guide; the amateur gardeners' handbook. Profusely illustrated with over 275 teaching plans and diagrams and reproduced photographs, all made expressly for this standard text book . gs: Twospecies of red leaf-bugs suck the sap,causing the leavesto become dis-torted, and thefruit to be ir-regular with de-pressed spotsusually mostabundant nearblossom with nico-tine solution (ipint in 50 gallonswater) either sep-arately or in com-bination with lead arsenate, lime-sulphuror Bordeaux mixture. Tarnished Plant Bugs: Suck the sapfrom the fruit, dimples developing from thepunctures. S
. Garden guide; the amateur gardeners' handbook. Profusely illustrated with over 275 teaching plans and diagrams and reproduced photographs, all made expressly for this standard text book . gs: Twospecies of red leaf-bugs suck the sap,causing the leavesto become dis-torted, and thefruit to be ir-regular with de-pressed spotsusually mostabundant nearblossom with nico-tine solution (ipint in 50 gallonswater) either sep-arately or in com-bination with lead arsenate, lime-sulphuror Bordeaux mixture. Tarnished Plant Bugs: Suck the sapfrom the fruit, dimples developing from thepunctures. Spray with nicotine solution asfor Red Bugs. Leaf Hoppers: Whitish insects suckingsap from the under side of the leaves, caus-ing a whitish spotting or mottling on uppersurface. Spray with nicotine solution asfor Red Bugs. Woolly Apple Aphids: A white, woollyor cottony mass on bark represents a colonyof this aphid, which sucks the sap, formingswellings or galls on the twigs. It clustersin wounds and prevents healing. It alsoforms galls on the roots, and often thesmaller roots decay. Plant only clean orfumigated stock. Apply tobacco dust liber-ally and work into the soil around Apple Red-Bugs
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