. Some of the insects that frequent the orchard and garden [microform] : under what circumstances they increase unduly; what insects to spare; what to kill, and how to kill them; with other useful information. Insect pests; Insectes nuisibles, Lutte contre les. Caterpillars found foculing on .•.•.•.Is. lik- of I . Milkrli on NcltU's. Paunis Afrhippu.^ on shonM not be killed. The probability is that they NviU eat wuhin,^ bnl weeds. I,()\V 1 1>KSIK()Y To de^troy the trouble- some Clis'iiamfui Amirt- aimi, the best i-lan is to look, in ilie winter, for '- t


. Some of the insects that frequent the orchard and garden [microform] : under what circumstances they increase unduly; what insects to spare; what to kill, and how to kill them; with other useful information. Insect pests; Insectes nuisibles, Lutte contre les. Caterpillars found foculing on .•.•.•.Is. lik- of I . Milkrli on NcltU's. Paunis Afrhippu.^ on shonM not be killed. The probability is that they NviU eat wuhin,^ bnl weeds. I,()\V 1 1>KSIK()Y To de^troy the trouble- some Clis'iiamfui Amirt- aimi, the best i-lan is to look, in ilie winter, for '- the patches of e^K^ '"> the twigs of the apple- trees, and to remove them with the thumb-nail, ami then east them into the lire. The red-humped caterpillars of .Xo/odoii/a coHciniia will 1"^ found, in the early stages of their growth. l\ing closely packed, side by side, on a few of the leaves of the apple-tree. So will the striped caterpillars of Pv- fjara rniiiislni. The leaves _ so occupied should ^'^Tent ! ,n^^r^,«^^^ picked and trodden with ' ' , their burdens under foot. A free use of hellebore in ^vater, and applied by means of the water-can and rose, will free the berrv bushes and canes from the larvx" of Saw-flies and Geometrina. The war ^.gainst Aphides should commence as . :r y in the year as possible : for it should be borne in mind, that only every ei-hth or ninth generation of plant-lice indulges in connubi- ality. Winged males and females appear in the Autumn, (or early Sprin-). AH the succeeding broods consist of wingless females, to the" eighth generation. Males then appear again, to reorganize Aphidean society for another succession of broods. A little cluster of plant-lice, overlooked, will increase and widen its operations,. f. 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 perf


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