New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

because s natural habit 10 TO extend itself Literally
tree With ths hsb of the Tulip tfts iself into the
finest pyramids Of foliage exactly suited to the usual
wicth Of streets and thus embelshes and shades
without dsrhening and encunbering tden. Besides
this the foliage OF the Tulip Tree clean and fresh
oil times the bonnet Of fair young quakeess, and
insect mars the purity OF ts rich foliage.
We know very well Iha,the Tulip tree Il considered
diff ut to plSn IT, the gardeners will tell YOU
much estier to plant Atisnthuses, or, you prefer,
Naples Exactly 90 1t seasier 10 walk than % dsncs
but all people who wsh 10 be graceful 10 their gait,
learn TO dsncr, ~ they can get an opportunity % all
planters, who wlsh peculiarly elegant tree will learn
hsw pant the Liiodendron. 10 the drs place tbs sou
must be highland nch-oeter than IL at ali necessary
for the Naples $40 II Il cannot be made Ugh. and rich,
then the planter must eonfne himsei TO Naples Next
the tree must be spsnted just about the time Of
coumenclpe Its growth Ia the spring, and the roots
must be cut as little as possible, aud not suffered 20 get
dry TIL replan.ed
There Is one point which, If attended to as II Is In
nurseries sbrosd, would render the rulp easily
usn,plsItsd a. & Maple or Popar. We mean the
practice OF cutting round the every year. 10 tue
ruIsery, oil IL is removed Tnis deveiopes ball If
hbres ard prepares the tres for the removal that
feels no shock al alf Nurs-rymsn cIuld well afford
grow Tulip trees TO the size suitable for street plant
ing and have them twice Gu. or removed beforehand
b enable them 10 warrant their grown ia any
good SOIL tor a dollar piece and we believe the
average price al WHICH the thous snds of nosoms Alan
thuS lbst inies streets have been solo Il above
dollar) No buyer pays so much and so ~iliiogly as
each hes teen no uncommon price In NewY0rk for
"trtes Of heaven
Amer nursery men hare practise5 awhile this pre-
psTs;iOp Ct the tup es fer the streets oy previous
Ovab they will gradually end demand for tne inner
osks beeehes and other Uess Bow considered oRhcdt
10 for the Gauss ADD about which there
no difficulty all ~ this persecution 10 Asen Any.
boo, can catch sucs'Ts' Ia q rii pond, but trout
must be ticsIed With dainty bat Yettrue sporumen
DO net TO- this reason pre- angling win worms ABOUT
the margin of s.sep pools when rhey weip the
gold sed beauties Ou' OF s1ift streams with ts
sa and preparation add trust mat 10 future true
lover Of trees will plant suckers to torment hs future
days and nights when be may, with te moro pains,
have Subtraction OF enjoying the shade of the fresa
estsnd eomeiest VI American Jrest trees.
vel add fr TIE neht % tie 'he advice
that Conversely prosssated ~ fBa
for than orunb
ddsut sfsdcsie. Ey-a Alsnhnss and fspxrs fgw
have tossb5 rsspeciSb- Lsbs regards Todia thing.
Ihsusk there ersnd Of royal pak
M .. ras-s ava Ameneau seeds
A. Wsks1eh. the hns o. the fer family n-sr
Psdss several Tubp Trees the ~ au-1ret
set hish. sne three 20 sE fe-t N diameter
u many continental ii sspusl pesasnos 1tbe
tates paf- unu fruit Of b. rs,,1
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