Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-31

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Tbs iniore a has received dnr,o,. ~, ,sss
sstors win,er.--a lfhe cola ana 80 ~ l,ss
sbrinr. N Inc treas haa mean healthv he.
1ero fhev rrebehsr wcs,,a h.~e en,i.rrs
the mast sprine nniniarad qas came fbso.
nv wna tree iu reesrd Al ,,o neseb tree Il
1swo veors a,,o ,,s,,v wars nnch ;n;ured
and slmost k,llea dhec ,,.riial,v recover.
"a end hore o,,e ar tue cood ero,,s ~ fruit
b,.f naioritv M the Wool uas tnrnea q
darn n,ahagssv color ipdicatina extrsma
ininrv and tie tree WAS NOT nrenaTea a.
endnro wet ana cold. Rpt n,ltivators
should not he DISCOURAGED PeriodicaI dis
Asters hswave do oecorr in all elimates
Oranees ana uomerrana,es rsra rnt otf
hst WATER IN some og their most favored
localities.
HE. Hoo Ter tbonght tbat fba ri,,,As
was mot the wbole causs. Yonng nnrserv
trees were very mpch aiTscted
~. Yovns,.ns ~ T,,cb,,o., h,a -
t;cesl that vopno trees were mora sFe.,ed
than old ONES Tie thopghf fhs nnnsnal
warm weather e the ~inter ana ssrIv
spring produced Gov Of sap az that time.
which made the trees more seaeitive to the
sold afterwards,
=. w. Sylvester had the same opinion SIS
+ Barry, IN relation to the effect of the
cold winter two years ago. This spring, on
the 10th Of May, was the coldest night OF
that time. Observing thab his thermome-
Ter was sinking rapidly, be built ~ Tres in
his peach orchard; by the influence ef these
hres he kept the temperature from falling
tower than 81 degrees. 1t fell in other
places several degrees lower Another
efchard which was not thus projected, sui-
tered much more from the curl Of the leaf
The extreme cold OF that night was q lead
ing cause, be thinks, in producing the curl.
a. H. Hooker examined peach trees
winch were growing IN greenhouse under
elass, and found them as much Affected by
.he curl as those unprotected, showing that
u was not the frost which was the cause.
,,,';., - -. -ADs nau seen svnc oreharas
sli~btlv an asyaotes 49, ~ SOOes, mnlon %els s
obSsrye, tbat neacb ,raas Voes 1Su .sa
hipbest ins in Senaca on,esv ne. 80 s-
fecsad by the curl If The lsss "S's 1A"'
nr. - 80
r - s'"
1oe ooeiely took up the Following cues
sloH---ts tnefe any oesteF way OF destroy
ing curlhos tnan oy shaking on sheets aud
A'.l1g " hlwahger sala tney always |
Ialseo iuii crops Of plums oy THIS method.
=, ~ es'e sptihg eaey spaoe tue ground around
sne ,'ana.1eea, ~ aau oeas " haru Win me
: spaus, aho 'sei every gay eheY go around
sne slees anu suaAe on the eafcHilo ana
tune1also iful', a1nu sweep tnem up or
Sas1G. ssa1 !. eusln ~ saiee's. 1aey al"ays sue
.seu .i,;',- - !. seeuHs nne c'ops ne ulG not
Lila sn.i1 ~ ~. = pSnsase, son as sou'ls q Doys
.os'J ~ ~. as'e'0 " AU0 ''0es IN . " aoufs
~ r" u, -,
. -. - nooAsr ss'o .nat ne had seen
~ 1oss4ss - smSseeleu water hung IN trees
sssJ Ss.s .I I,s', ss. hiieis, ~s., gut not
sssIsi,us. ,.,Is II - Ia nau ho ooap' 1lat crops
So1i1 ,.'.1 " 'a'so1 " saaains tne trees every
aaf
oHDa1'er Fran'Hg 81 fae GdfPe
j. Salter of Rochester, was engaged ex-
tensiyely in grape raising-his practice was
very close summer pruning fruit on
the spurs, and training bis vines all ever
his trellis-after the fruit has set, cutting
of the vine three buds above, and keeping
eli all unnecessary growth of vines.
j. Crane of Lockport, had praetieed |
summer pruning on the Isabella for fifteen |
or sixteen years, and had almost ruined bis |
vines-he was fully convinced that the Isa- |
bella would not bear close summer pruning.
1t needs long vines to keep up the Vigor of |
the root and vine.
r. b. Warren Of Genesee Co. said that
winter pruning increases the yigor of the |
vine, aud summer pruning weakens Il. As |
a general rule we did not prune enough
He had grapes, kept till the 10th of last
month, in a good state of preservation.
HIN. Langworthy said the oulv reliable |
way was the reneaoai sssten AN the other
methods require close pruning. and then
yoa must eeye sorre lo,r vines az Won will
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