The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-04-11

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ar es.netall, applied N s'snls was'a.
vd s.gi.f,s il,e inhabitants ufsvn saict
rr.ai iur 8Nsniente In consequences u
the sesrs,y II ,rees. although 4 il dur
ii rreai measare N their own neHlee'
n planting. " those wha IVA lan'l
would make i beginning IN the way u
Il lant,ng ,rr.s As r,sn na the hccI II
them |. ieli instead n waiting until
s,ne more convenient time, the results
wpnll ~ lar more satisfactory ~ them.
SELVES ani o,lrrs than un,lcr tho pres.
cul an'l far Too prevalent system.
because \ man rannr, obtain large
trces, Or the best species and varieties,
he sh's,ld No, neglect 10 plant any, a.
man, ao, offering 10 better excuse than
thu uue We have named. Mako be.
ginning with tho bert that your posl.
tim III ,ncan. will command, il oHr al.
vice 10 ever, one who desires fruit o.
ornamental trees. lfa man II ~ poor
TIM, h. cannot afford 10 purchase nur-
sur, .grown ornamental trees then he
should ~ IL the woul aud dig thnse
that alc found there, and carrfully
transplant them - shc desired l"casion.
Onr forests abound In choice species,
quite as valuable ~ thu most costly
cAuti,a II tho forests are too far div.
tan, to admit Of q pcrs mai visit. then
small seedlings ~ even rccds should bo
procured from spMo dealer IN those ar.
,ieles. and planted where they will be
growing while you are waiting for that
convenient future tins, No man WIN
owns nm acre ~ land can trutlfnlly say
lhat la cannn, ail'rd u plant fruit w
veil ~ ornamental trees
Our tnrser,mon provide Cor all elias.
srs, mud propagate trees and plants -.
preinll, adapted % tho wants of those
who ARE poor. or WIN reside In regions
not vi penetrated by railroads or
steamboats,. aud nee, Sible IL tho pub
Ii anly through tho nail-, Which afford
transportation tor small packages Of
rlanls aud seu,lu II very low ratcs A
ulan may obtain the nucleus or g,nnda.
til, fsr largo forest or orchard Ia II
few packages sent hy mail. and for 4
yer, iriilins outlay.
There afe hundreds of farmers who
lase lesided upon tho prnirics for d"x.
On ~ moro years, WIN have MT planted
u, ~ average ono trco for saeh year !;
ani 10 mole l,as Lcen done toward -.
curing ornament, shelter, Or fruit, al.
though tlcy could hayc hnl thousand
tree. lail dawn NJ thrir dour % . J
tine t,r le,s than the value u 4 year
linz rig. Snall cscrgrccnr arc mns
IN By ni.rser,men by mail far abon,
II pes hundred. nnl certain specIcs of
.',ade. ornamental. anl timber trees fur
from 4. II NJ ler thousand. For in.
stance. silver maple seedlings, ono Year
nd. haya hscn advertised fyr several
,.ars rast Ut from u to ~ per ihous.
aad, acnt b, mail postpaid 70 any par.
IL the uiieI status. wv have before
u 4 eataloguc scceisea from one of
onr wel.-known Western narncrymen.
IN shirh w lind Seeding forest trees
quoted u tho following rates per .hous.
aud /, White nsh. D 10 /! inches. %;
b,esl. r.. birch, u; elm. ei.25;
silver marle. ~; sugar maple. > 10 u
iaelles high, 81; and many "thvr trees
~ equal, lpw ratoH,
1'herc prices arc for trees delivered
10 customers ai tho aursesy, but We
presume TINT ri tcr thousand extra
woall pay for packing and lA'.ssge u
ssn. thruugl, tho malls. Evergreen
lrve. A. 4 rnlo cost moro than decida-
our, still tho, arc cheap enough 70 como
within Tho reach VI tho poorest settlers
III . new country. Many of tho ,sed-
ling. mentioned above. II carefully PLAN
ted and cultivated, would In Ays years
become ,roes six in1hss IN diamstsr and
twenty-five or thirty fsst high. A prai-
rio farm with thousand such trees
growing upon \ would certainly e...,.
manl ~ additional priec u moro than
tan tin,cs tho cost VI tho trers and the
expense ~ culture during ths period
named. Whcrs timber trees aro plenti.
ful man ean usually snhsnes The value
y land by planting merely ornssnestal
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