. Elements of agriculture, southern and western. Agriculture; Agriculture. GRAFTING AND BUDDING 63 away until the following spring. The Japanese per- simmon may be budded into seedlings of the common persimmon grown in the same way as peach seedlings. Figure 21 shows the ring method of budding pecans and oranges commonly practiced in the South. Buds of the finest kinds of pecans may be inserted in pecan seed- lings or hickories. If the hickory or pecan trees on which the grafting is to be done are old, the limbs and tops. Fig. 20. —Steps in Budding a. Cuts in Stock d. Bud Inserted 6. Bark Slip
. Elements of agriculture, southern and western. Agriculture; Agriculture. GRAFTING AND BUDDING 63 away until the following spring. The Japanese per- simmon may be budded into seedlings of the common persimmon grown in the same way as peach seedlings. Figure 21 shows the ring method of budding pecans and oranges commonly practiced in the South. Buds of the finest kinds of pecans may be inserted in pecan seed- lings or hickories. If the hickory or pecan trees on which the grafting is to be done are old, the limbs and tops. Fig. 20. —Steps in Budding a. Cuts in Stock d. Bud Inserted 6. Bark Slipped Away e. Bark Wrapped c. Bud /. Bud making New Tree should be cut off in the winter so that a new growth will be put forth. Several buds are inserted in the new wood the following summer, and then fine kinds of pecans will be produced in two or three years (see Fig. 24). Satsuma orange buds are grafted into a hardy, worth- less orange, called the trifoliata, grown from seed. As the sap ceases to flow vigorously in this trifoliata stock in the fall, the trees become so nearly dormant that they are not much affected by cold. Hence we have a hardy. 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 Welborn, W. C; Ness, H; Sanborn, Charles Emerson, 1877-; Marstellar, R. P. New York, The Macmillan company
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