The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-01

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luxury, To secure constant supply
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space than they generally enjoy. Even
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4 minimum ~ i.2tM cubic feet should I've
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| hunting and carriage Lone stables have
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SMALL groups Of trees and shrubs
may bc rendered very effective IL due
care II taken In planting them. Have
carc that the general effect will he u
good one. aud to this end let thu trees
forming 4 group he ri one general
character. Thus. II conicM trees ln
distributed equally o. imjndicionsly
over the grounds along with ronnd.
headed trees they will produce great
samcncsS; hut IL conicnl trccs prevail
In ono place, dropping or weeping trees
In another. ronna-hcaslcd trees In u
third. and low-sprca,ling varieties 90.
cnpy another Side. many dixtinct char.
aricrs will he produced, and this will
be much more interesting IL tho he.
holder than one continuous group 81
mixed trees III various habits. The
same general rules apply with equal
force 10 ornamental shrubs. III plant.
ing single trees care should be- hai 10
proper soil; they should always h.
planted Ia prepared Soil raised Il, heaps
Il foot Or more above the general sur
face, NO that after year or two, when
ihc earth settles. ~ u will 10 n certain
degree. thu tree may stand on y littk
hillock The trees, before planting
should DO ten or twelve feet III height
with trunks three or four inches IL,
diameter ~ thu surface III Tho ground