Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-11

buds that had formed on one tree while
in the nursery and matured after be.
ing planted on Hawaii. The year of
planting they grew well and made as
much as five to six feet of new wood
and after that they did not grow as
many inches a year., the young shoots
would form nubbin on its end and
five or six leaves would grow from II in
kind of plume, after five years Of
such growth they were dug up. The
native peach does well and a large
number were planted, some proved n
fine eating peach. others so strong of
Prusslc Acid, they can only be used Tor
preserves. that kind are now dying.
Thinking that the root of the Califor-
mia raised tree was the trouble, rails.
ed from Hawaiian peach seed lot Of
young trees, sent to California for
scions and grated both stock and root
and the results were the same as the
imported trees. So II was not the fault
Of the root but of the climate, the
tree having no rest. reach trees im-
ported from Florida, a warmer state
than California. were next tried, they
grew well and produced about the same
as rho native fruit for two wears then
they too suCCumbed to the climate.
Son. noocbes GROWN from coed broupht
e., r,a,ni,, h,, por,,,,noso an ,,oII
and some years are loaded with fruit,
I'm, ,oy, tho frui,av that CANA from
| Australia gets in his work and large
nnan,i,ias ,aII q. ,Tbo same Nv
n,Los n ,mnossihIe IN raise any Kind
=, etc., so,,ash ,,,cur,I,or mr. Tomato
-,
| ~. .,..
Anriao,s a,raw lilo ,o,chos aud had
80 r,,,,,
parsin,,,s orow On ,s,ov ,hov ala
,o, an,amnt 30 an,,bin,
MI. ,,ro,,, ,,,o |. h,,sh with ne ,,d
,o,.' -, so,,,, ,o,r, ,otrI,, u,oI, In,
49, -, 49, 80, hirI ra,s otto
,a,,a ali ~, ,roa,,, ,nd ,o,hi,. I'm, tho
sl,ir, nil, 10 lor,
ha', do,an rrr;, w,s the Iimi, of
,ha ohorry ,r,duc,io,
poars so.,.roo,od ,roe did po,b.
,,r an our sniI and wbon ,bo trees
uer. ,alon nm rho root had nor crown
ono ,oot
Nac,oriros ac,od tho Same Nc
,.ochoo
n,,,ord, roro -, sIo,, crou,b n
doyon mt IN n ,r.e for thair nrodu,
tior
walputs died down in eycrv cose aft
or nInntIrg and neyer mode an,
gro.,h
Armies orow and ~ switches were I'm
demand for naughty children. on,
,ouId do weII Drawing annIo switches
on Hawaii They hore few goods sized
opples of fine texture and flavor but
never over one dozen to n tree with
us NJ host who wants IN give his land
time and labor for su,h n ,,,,,u, iiu,
nj frui,9
Ouincos crow ahout tho somc az an
nIes n few fruit
pIums and prunes inst kent alive.
Chestnuts grow switches and n few
nuts
The wind Is too strong for both tn,
iackfruit and cherrimoyer
Tea grows well with good cultivation
and tbe Jous used IN nick and cure nj
that they wanted for their own con
sumption.
Cranes yrov all IN vino for a Will,
and then die. producing no fruit
The isabella is the only kind with II,
that ever did any producing. and SOM
wears the lunches are badly infeste,
by n worm and the fruit fall off hal
, grown. The other kinds. the best tabl,
cranes of California. never produced ,
bunch.
Dewberries use up all their energle
in running, with a fruit now and thel
along the wayside, which is large
black and fine favored.
Raspberries would not grow from i'm
!. ported vines, so raised what | plante,
|. from seed, and succeeded in gettinl
! about n sauceful from one quarter O
4 an acre They all went to vine and n
cane ever became old enough to bea