, 1869-04-25
IItc Irt Attarus OF tuttnE "0H0 20
HGtukr Ornamental! Growth.

tf1n tae HtAtArn Ku<dl
In atrrts every 'l,rrc.,nn nr',nEd Chicago, With
II, .t4i,u> nj eight " ten ,ul!cA nrc h, t f1uE1
grnvrs 81 ,',Eng tIiHtTE. fntHily oaS AMI hickory
on the rH'sr.. bat III the richer a!fustaa .o'ls
n-h, hntnt~nn. rsr. THE s!ita nhl>a r1'ErtH this
graf 1lAtura1 advantage ar,', Of cUac. Very much
na,c anu s''c.k posil"n. where everything snustse
foru b. tan nol,c - realize tho comfortable and
pltssnn' asrccs wh'rh trcca alono can give.
stany VI thrsu AtuaunnA hare AlrcA,ty been AH-
psrlraie'i ant hnt ui,n: rthr7s uaTo bcen put.
chased " ronpahlrs 11p 1rnpoA" *ell:nx Inrm In
lola, while the owner ef fnany asu alinpy hott!ax
tlit.n without any special 1rtfsr III rcEa,f to thrt
rIturc LIE. Whatever MAJ lc ttelt ptr>ent or fu-
ss u III sr; IL s y.ue IL p ECU
tcnson to sutr OF trcc culture br which alanc ~
rorNs,c u secure such growth Is Is desirable
A. th:a mir IN dependent u1mn law Of nature,
a III take thr trouble to ohscryc It, and mar there
!osr fe ntI led whenever fnch observation hAs en-.
4iate lhr r,nti,llous which arc essential 10 perfect
growth. NJ. tho ey'l tfects which tolloH tatr
1,n,, EEf tne o1 hou.t VIZ u .rs1 ms
tna,, nners their ro.itton z Frequently
changed, they vii arow es,n1nually towards the
llsnt, turning their eAvca all IN that direction and
In time strrtchtnH I'll their limbs on thnt SHE hs II
ImplornV the boon that seeHlH most essential to
their existence; Amin. II pl1nt flows n po-
of The wind, Its STEM and lnls arc splndltn2 and
feehie a. compared With one which Ia more e1-
posed. Nature provides for all trnerRencleA The
II to bear With ease the friction which would blister
and chaIe the palms Of one whose oFdinary rur-
suits require no such safeguart 70 when thr plant
grows stosky and strong, md bears, unaaImc<l,
ice Elss Ealss which @ ,.sH would he destructive 70
tered position. II tree g1owH up by itself In an
oren Held, exposed on evusJ side to Wind and SUM-
ii teIds IL tnches out on eFerJ side and Ia often
clothed with them nom ne ground upwards, ~.
which attract attention ts far u 1t ean Be seen.
But It IL = rare thug IN 4 rood to SEQ any Nngle
tsee rhich IL sso:ti alone wonhl not Be regaritd
aa FpindltnR and uisproporaoued, and the reason
Is th4t It has been crowded BY It's neighoors 30
TINT the winds OF heaven hare been kept from c1-
@ ss sses as e9s n e Ss sn
touched its tor md the fctut has teen that 1t has
been all It's lie engaged with It's netghbors In an
npwa n 70 the greatest possible amount
of The raya on which lts Life dependA
In word, therefore, where nothing has been
done To prevent sueh result the trees arc always
| found 70 BE- nass Of tall, s2tudltng trunks Or
t,eus, each SUPPORTING ueIt TUT Ut str1J upon
| its top II ID true that the tops form canopy
| which In the heat ri summer affords a refreshing
ooas pos r.
had been taken Ia their yonth, fAr more beautt.
| tul shelter could have been secured, supported
upon comparatively few massive columns, be.
| tween = h.ch would be broad spaces Of sward and
| abxrdant room for loconotiou.
TolesuIn 70 COR Starting point The groves snd
eQtt E{ICls t. ere alluded are. in every ln
GtAncc, 4. any une ntAJ ste who *14 eI2ntne
| them. suffering fran the cause which hare de-
sFrtttd, bite the possibility Of remedy Is btCom-
tne more abd roorc d!f.calt WITH each succeeding
year. In sou.e eases Ii ny be now too i1te to AZ
tempt rlncf: bet in seIJ M1nT instances where
the growth Is get comparatively yUuu2, tudictuaS
thinning Cut Of al the feeble specimens mar Jet
| secure Rrch growth fur those which arc LETT a
viii Edd neaculzbty to the 7&lae Of the c1ct a.
| Ette fer rocutry u...ae uee
An csA tfee l1 It's maturity, often cotegs an
asen o1 CT seventy fe~ tln diameter; Jet N the
I tnF --s: Of young woods they stand wnuua iew
sect pi ezth other, and, n ra;a1M consequence
-. tL1e Eere ht Q: c4ss wita no iulos except
al the ttr In s:rcer 10 setrfe better growth,
ard Etre ~ wood fns ns,::E hke eiaracteE which
Truders it no.t attractive t1s *t-s ef tnmnn2
should kaye teen et,un At n eas1T ~, oot, q
| EotrE vt os1 Ia RTow1nc. Aeu2da1t rocn adcrn1
b. lefr ftr light and 10 penetrate. and this c1u
only Ee accomplished by N amount OF thinning
which csten seer,s 20 fgh11ul TO an tacIpc:te1cea
| 10 euth destruction. Judgment Of courEe, Is re-
futrtd In cutting out lez the trees which ae left
fhculd suser from IN exposure to which they are
unlccctttHed; but IN general the fault Lies ii not
| cutting eEoGx1
Ire trees CIT It that time ozc esctual!y Killed and
feud pp no suckers, but now, while they are hafc
Of leaves Is the time 70 make the selection, aud
marx itcse whtth are 10 come 1way.
By uEaei! attention to these raes Ea1y pro-
10 increase the hearty and attraettve interest Of
his homo TO degree which can hardlJ be csti-
mated and n1any farmer whose lands viii some
Gay be IN demand n sites for Suburban residences
lem Of ftreeenl.1Ic, and be paid ior kis isbor Sy
the wood which might be annually cut, 10 the
manifest beneas Of that which Tansaias-
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