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Transplantingy Trees.

As tho sGNsuu is approaching when ihc
irnuspluutlIig OF trees Will aguiu commence,
I propose, us briefly As The uniuro ofthe sulI-
lrct will ndinu, to stnte my own experience
ns To the best method Of accomplishing this
ot,Gci ia New England.
Aud first, ms tn the season oftransplnniipg.
nn well satisfied tlal for dcrlduous trees
of all kinds, tho spring mouths nfc most lh-
vorablj,; mud the sooner His can br done after
tie FROST IS nnt,or the gcound the heller.
Evergreen trees may 6o planted n litlc Ia.
tor than decduous trees; bot cnuu6t rec.
ummcnd later period tle,u the 20Ih ofNay,
aud they will lie sure 10 deArxIt planted nj
any tine for month prefs'is<.
--hr have all beeu cautioned against deep
planting sufficiently to prevent the practice
being very common; nevertheless we are
APT To commit very great error, causing n
similar RESULT by looseulng The earth too deep
~. We propose now Ia speak ofihe manner
of preparing 1lIe- grnuIid for The reception of
the tree, toy which this error millnplWnr man.
ifest.
Ia digging the holes, reference, or course
must be Ind to the size ofthe tree 10 he plan
ted. The holes should he at least foot wider-
~ circumference than the roots, hut no deep
or thnu ~ sufficient 10 sink the crown of the
stem where il rises from the roots to II level
With the natural level Of the ground, or, if
any thing; n little above IL. IL we examine n
tree growing in it's natural state, we shall nj
ways find that the tree hulges ont Of the
ground, mud tint the divergjug roots nre gen
orally visible; while the tree which we pnnl
is set so low that ii looks more like stake
driven into the ground than tree. IL is n
. common practice, after digging the holes ms
deep as the tree is intended 10 be placed, to
loosen tho eurth still deeper down. somelin-
es throwing 1t out aud pniting in mould ,sods
I or manure. The effect of. this IL, that the
tree settles down wlAr.the earth, as i har.
dens and gets belowits nnturul, level to It's
great and lasting injury.
In taking mp the Trr6 tn he trNnspIsntefI We
are aIs To bc shorl,sigh,ed anlhcareIcss. nud
we cmt away I'm brcu0 the RIOTS wiIhoni
mercy. 'Tn rrop6NSneIhpd of proceeding
is, to tuk3 OF the eaflfNsafeftiily above-tl,t,
roots. then proceed weIiNntsidd, and trench
round the ;ree till the opGNIor gcts->t~rs0W
the tier ofroots then, 10y passiIr--Tne spndc
under md towards the centre of The tree, lac
can loosen It in lis bed, and draw it out
Before setting ii ont, let him examine the
roots carefully, aud cut off sinuuihly every
end Of root that has been broken, aud it is
then ready Tor planting. To do this in the
hest murucr, it, should he placed ms near as
possible in similar position to the old one.
the roots should he carefully strnightrned
out. aud the earth filled IN among them by
the hand. IL should not he troddcn down
until this has been done, and the earth all in
and then only pressed-upon ny tho TeOi.-
No water is necessary; on the contrary, in
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Hine cases out Of ten, Ills huufl, u n,lree
,ss beet a1if el Ihe FFggIlla Tor long -linlf,
md Tie roots have become dry, u h AdNisA-
ble ld make puddle Of iuud and Dip lle
roots IN IL before setting lia Wee,
Mulrhlpg Hrrs, infer Irnnsplnulipg, isn
most simple and rrndy mode Of protecting
tbem from heat nud drought ! have never
known no Gil keeping a Tree healthy and
vigorous against tic feyeIehI drought Gpas,
weodr, stable hlor, ur even stones nround
the trees, II a sufficient mulchng. This, iu
our climate, h Hu essential never a. he diHrr-
gnriud, Gilhor in iull ~ spring planting,
Pruning IN another important eHHeniinl 10
he observed ~ lrnnsplnnling deeiduous trees
Every tree, when Hhusplnnied, loses some
portion Of iis roots; End II follows, Of cOugHe 4,
that u loses part Of its ability ioHuppOrl it,
hfnneher, ard 10 fiirni-l, flu requlKilh supply
of food for vigorous growth tie ensuing
Hensnn, II hrr0iura neceFsafyi therefore, 4"
sacrifice u part Of the tree above Ihr grnnd,
somewhat In proportion To- thnt Which hHr
been lost beneath. Now, there nre several
modes Of doing lhir. | have tried lbcm all
and am convinced that ihe best, simplest md
lhe only one that does not delrnct fonl tie
beauty Of lho tree ~, to cut OF from every
branch, except Tie lopm0sI leading shoot, mo
wt3Utr M tfI' t'rr-Ntsf'i ,.3sF'z gEnMl4 down 10
vigorous bud on the stem.
A few ninre words about the lranspnHilng
and I viii flush my desullory renlprks. A
damp day II better Than huRht days y still
day h preferable 10 windy one, for Trans.
planting trees and never expose for mo
moni, itpossibc tho roots ofHny tree, par,
lculnrly nn evergreen irro tu the wlud, !
have never seen this sufficiently attended to.
Where a tree Is 10 lie, iroHy for u few mo
menly, exposed to wind or SUI, Hmut should
be- ~ baud 10 protect H. More trees IRE lost
from dcsicculion tho roots by u drying
wind lhnu from any other causc.--.N T.. Far-
Bify.
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4 member Of Congress present alluded 90
llis own VIII, nnd added that lliero was o
mutual uudrnmUJing between hin and her
that lliry should each iullpw The lieiii Of lheif
own inGinnli0ns iu sucl matters,
"lhnl uHy 10 fnr yuu," responded Nlr
Houston, "lHl with ue h 10 dl0rrH from
what u h witI many melL Ny win Inns
breu the making oiW She lont mo Wlru
WIS the victim NJ slayirb HppeliieH rhe
has redeemed and rrRrnofulud me-~ind
will not do tlHi Ia her nb,ouce which know
would give her pain " sllo were present"
Noble sentiment How slrikugly does II
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shown here among The high places Of the
land Christian mother never loso sight Of
your vast responsibilities, They ARE blessed
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