The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-04-24
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Gsage Orange hedges.

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This Tree is attracting the a,ieuii2n OF the
agricultural camn.uaity 10 al parts Of The IL
ion, for lbe f.ciliy vi b which beaui'c and
s0b,;sn,ia fence can be made with II. The
/ slseos b oil lis protecting huins, ne rapidry
I Of It's growth, tie beauty Of IL iiuii ard e.
'iase, nth The simplicity Of is culture, !
combine 10 make it The desirable ploat iot
ornamental and plantation hed.es nov in Gu.
'isaiioo. They MAJ be ProPagaitd b. seed,
cau.H.s or b layefs-,he seed should Le
piYn Cd 10 / btuaIy and March. Past thsu
ia dale, AID wotk then out wi;h tho hoe
IKE any g1t4-n crop, aud they will attain a
hs,gh! 0! four 10 six feet he E;sl season. As
he seed IS very hard 70 vese.ale, they mus,
be soaked al least ten days; ffsl apply hot
The hand IN. Afer len or fifteen days salA.
ins they vii ve,e.l!e as readily IS peas. II
ptoPogsied by culag', tia cuttings should
BE- planted IN October aud November. Tho
sut oiaed extract rom DIV .n,'s i!ofiicul.
'Q:ls', !. ffom The pen Of Professor Turner,
9! i.iao: Cooley ard w,i throw all The igh,
necessary coz tho formation OF the perfect
hedges. |. viii be Observed thai Professor
Turner .ays ono kud of hedges = III take 1909
plants for every eighty rod', tie other 20o0
10 $500. Inc difference IN tie number q
plants is heher they are sci in double or in
sim lie roas. In good soil with US the sing {
70" wiil answer every purpose CO!oH,bs,
Eaqirer.
Ia relation 10 your inquiries about the
O.ase Orange, ! know DOT Whist 10 say more
than has already been sad 10 the l!oti cui
'urist, the Frame FfHer, The Ohlo CulilyG
tor, The Singamou Journal, aud, IN short, al
most every paper OF note that iokes al !n.er
est 10 agriculture IN The Unled States. A,
the writer's IN all these papers who pfe'enc
10 know ANYTHING about the plant agree tina
+ Il is ia oil respects, unfiya'ed a. he'd G Plan
> n qlicknesa Of groaih he subbJfness aux
: density Of It's branches and ih0fns, and tn
'AIEhI D5dU u is ~ II - II 5Ae!5 ana iEuti
, They all agree that i, viii provo perfect
hardy IN any climate where tho 'isabel
grape Will rlpen IN The open ar. And her
G are hedges Of II standing N States from th
! attitude Of Boston to the mouth Of The r.
GisnJe.
Hundreds Of rods Of il have been pu, on
10 Ono, even amid their dense forest, Of TIM
= Der, lrd Il is dong first rate. There ar
pieces Of il IN this State and in Missouri
: quite 10 the norlh US, which are doing finely
| have had the plants on my ground len wears
and have them now Of almost all ages an
d sizes, from leu years old to ono month.
q have one piece Of hedge three year
9 old next fall, that will turn any stock hav,
= from the smallest chicken, or rabbit, TO III
horse and OK. have received letters on ii
subject from all parts Ct the Union and hay
n no, rcceTed one unfavorab'c account from an
!. one who has made proper trial With plan
a raised rom the seeds 10 this climate. In SON
one or two instances, plans brough, from II
South, OF allowed to freeze tho first white
0 have been Iuj Ired sftef wards, as Of cour.
ID nigh, have been expected. have son