Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-16


"Psor oIhefretaSc eta farm, should be placed ~
mn aitfrnaungla with the hest soil 4 an acse
Aa'eaN, The trees vii. not only be moro likely 10
grow bot thoy Will grew faser and bear sooner
AUG bear heutt ifut, especially IN dry Seasons than
/ " PlanteH without such preparation. And there is
! pleasure arising from success, and from seeing
things -four under our care, that ouehlnol to be
! overlooked IN tbs calculation
/ iuefne, will choose his own fences aguinst
cutie, and take hspwn precautions against binds
'nd boys lnWuulng he must leave branches
nmsh m nc sani4 raa side ftha trce To shelter
/ lHe trunk and large limbs from the hot sun The
caterpillar Is readily managed, butm regard to
p@e other evils Npttiea'ar.t8 are not 50 well a
greed Ia thls state oil things, the cu,tiyator will
lind Improbable 10 observe for himself and to en-
/ quiro
The p@s1 ~ is gnawea at ,he root 10y a worm
/ tESctta ef'.6sH winch Is easily removed by Il
"ditc or chse bat the tree is also subject % con
t'sious disease called He aelorS and the dIscolour.
etleNes and feeble branches are often wrongly as
ru5ad 10 the Worm. 1t is fatal crror; Tor the
use ls incafabe and ealyby lis expiration cau the
other tree he sale
Ihe hstb al $50 serious import 10 INN who
ria'aies - pstr and TIE ounce dough other
,o#as sometimes suffer Experience has sheWn
. it first appears ona farm by cutting or and an
medata'y burning the injured branches
! vast quantity OF fujt Is annually destroycdhy
Il &urm which causcs the lam, apricot. and nee
] tar.c PermauGc.y to drop IRON The tree. To prc.
vent tn loss, let the tree after tie blossoms l, be
/ rcqu ally shaken by cord connected with
! swinging door or wilma WORKING pump handle Or
let The bus be laned from, she ice & Killed Othccp
g'e.e or Fgs enough IA the fruit garden Ia deyouf
n, .he jauagrd lrui as il falls Welnow that dis
Lass II. ,ho6 Is nlallble
could lhi5 INSECT .catcul1, s2ecias , be satisfied
th thee f6urths Of Ill the fruit that sets on our
trees We should be gr,al ,.eincla 10y keeping such
fellow in our empoym. for the trua would be
larger aud far more delicious. But We eanuotre
STRAIN Aim within reasonable bounds and w must
be eontcn, 10 tim IT on the branches by our thumbs
and fingers. THIS Is an important operation.
Without il several varieties Of these fruits are not
fit FOR ,hy able; and 1t is remarkable that u the
eupcrtumeraries are removed even SO late rs not
vsibIy 10 affect the size OF tn. remainder still
thalr favour VIII be greetly Improved Last
scason oul gas MI nan peaChtree wa overloaded.
and the fruit comparatively nsipld yet nilcr
much ,be greater part had dropped IN the due
course OF ripenIug. We found the gIcanlngs to be
reilly Ine.
Much IN GIT he said I'll tie eyGPs,th eoosc5ffrg,
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