The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-14
WEALTH IN OWING PEACANS.
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FORT WORTH, TX, NV. The
dine has coms wrtu :hs psopie living
n the SouLaern S.ar"e must turn their
at,a3;loa 10 sum thing tlse than grew
ing I've cent cottya.
free plautiU2 eau 10 done on every
farm in the SUu5n at 4 very low cost
ano with very g1eas profit If the right
kipds Of trees are plautsd, aad not in
,erfsre With the ordinary crops.
While in Florida and California for
the past ten Years there has been a
large .ucresse IL the planting of orange
AID lemons they have neglected tie
cut trees " hicn IL California pay larger
ofv tits than me ciLIon fculgs have
eaTned. Iu CallfoEGla the EUgiish
walnut, the almond, the pruGe, the diff
ferent hlnGs OF pluns, the Cherry, the
apricot, the LectaElue, bave all paid
oeUter loal The orange aud the lemon.
While thtSo fruits aud nuts are con
fued to d small territory of growth,
the Texas thin shell pecan can be
grown IN every Safe IN Jle Union.
Oftne same family CT The ulack wal.
nut and hickory, the pecan can be
grown wherever they can aud with
greater profit than auY other nut.
Wherever the pecan has found a mar.
ket they are universally liked AMI are
3 iavorite nut with everyb bedy. Gcow-
ing only on this continent they are but
little known IL other ia1ds-so the
Ualted States has the world for their
market. Because in their wild state
they are touoi more abuodantly along
the streamsls does not 1oilo~ that they
can co.y grow there. SO far With few
exceptions, natuie has done the plant.
ing, rot nan, bal since man, has under.
| tak1n u, is bas oeen &ounda0t!y shown
That thsy can be grown IL any good SOIL
where o.aer lrres are gI0WC, and cul.
tiyatiou OF ihe ground IL growing
otnGr crops Cn sane land briggs fol-
ward the pecan trees with rapid growth
bringing them into bearing ID six
wears f1oa the planting of TIE nut.
Because IL mas tasen the wild tree 80
long 20 cole into successful bearing
tbs IMPRESSION nas b-eu had that man
! musC walt that long after planting TO
get any Ceneii OF his labor.
Sucn is net tha Case where Groves
are pI.a,el, a0d tl9 ground cd!tlyaoed,
year after year. C5mueDcirg 70 Gear
1t six year, OF sge Is eight They mike
coed earnings, continuing to Increase
until the trees afs tnirty years CID and
Gear crops for hundreds c. years. Eae
oec.n All ta3 u.lVe are ara )ng the old.
est uut Producing trees OF The world
and 5o.n very profitable TO grow
While the raising Of Lae olive IS Limit
ed so far as cllma.e and SOIL is concern
e,l the expense Of preparing the OIL for
market IS very great.
With the pecan, tae cost after the
trees begin tC bear Is The gathering
wnich - cu5 fun for the youngsters.
A good fair s:zed pecan nut sells II
! most markets at retail from 10 To 70
cents per pound. al ten years OF age
the pecan shoG!c bear So least nifty
pounds Of NUS, wn;ca at only 10 cents
per pound glvss earnings Of So per tree
or S3o5 ger acre. at only 3 cents PEI
poand your earring are S9l. 80 per acre
When your trees begin to bsar lU(
pounds per tree aod the nut selling al
10 cents pound, il means earnings OF
S6iO per acre fortune in a few acres
| We have named the prices OF market
nuts so far only. Planting the best
nut. oDly Of the tain shell variety, your
product vii! sell for seeG for years tt
come aud 1T your own prices, for Texas
cannot supply the DEM and after people
learn their value. You can buy ths
bet pecans OF the Texas Pecan anc
SEQ Company, al 81 Per pound or So
per acre, and when you plant them sou
plant a fortune.
II is unfortunate that So many have
nlaniei peacau trees with tie tap ro0I
cut. Tits must Lot be- done If you ex
osct fruitful trees. rheywlll grow ano
! make coed shade trees, but the owner
VIII be disappointed when they come tt
hear. Either plaut the nut where the
tree is 10 stand or remove the roots un
broKen, or unim pared from the nursery
to the place OF permanent growth. WE
aye aware that some SAP We are mlstak
en-, bot experience has shown that
| what say Is the safe Way.
Some parties have asked about graft
iDg aud budding. We reply, We don't
know that 1t mas been done sue
cessfulIy, yet it may be, but that has
yet tc be tried.
We recommend plan by which the
nuts are irst bedded, and the trees then
transplanted with perfect safety, an
excellent plan, cheaper and better per-
haps than aDy other plan.
Here is anludustcy costing little tc
begin with, life time incomes, large
profits, no rlsks, which can be accom-
pllshed on very small areas of land, ten
acres earning a fortune annually.
1t cost Out !i2iie TO investigate and
see WheSher /; psys CT not.
The crop x seei peca15 is goo1 anG
this IS al exceptionally good year to
plant. dEEERT 1osT.