Nevada national., 1859-04-09
rl'-.m tae Ohio Firl.eti
EzANAEEHENT OF FEgIC TREES

tf tI..f u' .u .rD.- .fsrH ffu 'iH ae.s 500
ru 90, D0'n laHu-iiiq on thc 0.. .."H 70
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To supply the lon-'nE- oftal lHmau iaw
ily 'or fruit, is. for various rna-oa-.a ,et.
desirable oljsc' TO ie.p the Mas .rlieua.l
a-ginner. ia its cultivation. j. ai.3 of gre-t
Importance -- q start .a tlc r..at direction
vi,l prove uot onl. saving cd tas ,ou-aa,s
ul i4o pueket. hut avert mauy suA....ts g
oeii as s,c-sc the t9rd s.'.,- ,-.i.-- o. .ae
mind.
lnrl4utne trees $50 have chiefly TO DO
with the roofs. Eooi.are -rac.d.y of u-c
Tor two Plrpo-es. FJ-t To hu.1 tie ,-ee iu
The ground. Second. to gather uuuimea,
for The plant
Sow il The .,r.t were tAe oaiy ol.,,.. De
nigh, plant a tree as ~e 10 "a gate.po-t. IL
the second were The oaly oae then We might
plant It >up.racially as ue 90 uotaias s.o-
IT., OF tusA.p.. bu. as ve must have 40
eye to ho'h the oli"ct- th.n they ought TO
enter largely into ous calcui,t.ous iu con.
uectiou with fruit tree planting.
First then. in order. Is ihc preparation "
me ground. in such g manner as 90 secure
botn these objects. To do this, We must
deepen the soil. so that as t!a tree grows.the
root, may bc induced not only to spread bat
o. descend. and thus cure irm bold oi %"
,4fll and az lhc same time increase the pa.
iurl GROUND for tbe ruotirt- O. food iu. Let
thc ctauud Dc first rloN,j Niia q good Mich
i-au double rllw, as deep as four horses clu
hluI 90. mauufiu- according To- t.cn4tUgc Of
;le so.l 10 bc planted: that Is. 81 a t.cA yir-
Gin >oii of good d,!th. would ,ut no ma
uurr.' Bat 70 the soil worr somewhat worn
would always give it a good dressing Of
9ll ruitrd nagure nre,io1- iu Iio"~
Jug. and in ouu.etit pot.tuts OF SIM
liar c.al~ among ID" young trees after plan-
t.,,. manure .r.u. So as 60 mAE- what
ui-ht he esteemed good soil, 10 tAc depth
Of 70 or inches.
Having prepared the ground, lie next
thing in order Is the trees.
II Apples. the kind selected should II pos
side be g, od 10 eat. 10 cook and to look at.
Aud il the smallest possible number Of sorts
r. 90 be obtained which will nearly take Us
through the year the 1T viii always in
crease, then we recommend the following
kinds Princes Early Harvest. -allea's
Blush. Sm''h's Cider. or Rcd Beethoven
Yellow B.llweg.
r Pear, fer profit oa'y ,hen plant only a
few kinds among whtcn tua Bartlett SHOULD
occupy prominent position a- au carly and
constant brarrr But to pr,ion., Tie season,
uII to the Bartlett, the seek J. TIE Louise
Bonue d. Jersey aud some carly pear.
Tor Goos,lclrls, Houghlon's Seeding
oaly.
Rasphcgrics ,hefe are none better in all re-
spcct, than what i- called in this ucighbor-
hood The Rcd Antwerp. II desirable how
ever. TO extend tie season II possible 10y
some other kind.
For Curran.s the Pci only for profit
The Black vii. sell we'll. but are not SO pro-
duciive. The same may be said OF the
White a. far a my observation extends.
The next question: is, where shall We OBJ
tain the trees: First, we say deal Lotwith a
dishonest nurserymau. for the trees should
he someN bat cheaper in the beginning the
will be dcare. in the Cud probably, il they
are not what you want.
Second deal not with a careless nursery
man, Cor though bis Intentions may De good.
his iutcut.ous win no; make worthless
fruit a worthy one.
Seek z na-sc-ymaa in whom YOU have
good reason to couGde, and then give him
his hest price ios Dis bgst article.
Keep the trees out OF the ground as short
time as possible and Willie out 90 Dot ,x.
pose the roots either TO driving Winds CT
hot sun.
Plant as deeply as they were iu the nur-
sery, and in some cases deeper, and let eve
rs tree be staLci, aud defended from rub
bing against the stake
Let nothing pasture among the trees
Many a young orchard has been ruined for
the sake Of ten cents worth of grass.
Ite AiAA lNN AAtfN AAt NJ iiA "a Ni't trti.f 80 ''-
stem becomes injured if exposed to The suu
in slanting position. for then comes the
borcr. aud then death.
Endcavor to love the trees and their cul-
tivation. wAtch over them, and attend 10
their wants If any Struggling branch wan.
der. from its true position, bend it into it,
place or umputaie 1t.
Trimming should commence early aud to
do tha, properly take the following rules:
l. Cut out one Of any two limbs that
touch each other.
=. Cut out what will be wrong in one OF
two years time.
3. Then take general survey Of the tree
aud trim so as to make a neat, well-baianeed
head. leaving small brqnchlets all over IN or
der to obtain proper amount Of leaves and
shade for the tree
In gathering the fruit avoid as much as