The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-05-01

secticide and treatment as recon-
mended for cherry.
For twig borer, apply the lime and
sulphur wash during December; as
the buds are opening, apply the Bor-
deaux mixture containing either Par
is green or arsenate Of lead.
For San Jose scale, apply same in
secticide as recommended for apple.
For the other scale insects, apply
the lime and surphur wash during
the winter; when fruit is half grown,
apply kerosene emulsion.
For shot-hole borer, destroy IN
winter the dead and dying trees by
burning. Collect and destroy by fire
all limbs that fall to the ground. Re
move and burn infested limbs as soon
as they are discovered.
Pecan---For bud worm. apply Par
is green in liquid form or arsenate
of lead when the buds open; repeat
ten days later.
Pear-For codling moth, apply
same jnsecticide as recommended for
apple.
For the slug, apply same insecti-
eide as recommended for cherry.
For San Jose scale, apply same in
secticide recommended for apple.
For aphis, apply same insecticide
as recommended for apple.
Plum--For curculio, apply same
insecticide and treatment as recon-
mended for cherry.
For the San Jose scale, apply same
insecticide as recommended for ap-
pie.
For the Lecanium scale apply ker-
osene emulsion to the limbs during
the winter.
For theshot-hole borer, apply same
treatment as recommended for the
peach.
Potato--For Colorado potato
beetle and blister beetles, apply Par
is green in liquid form or dry as soon
as the adult insects appear: repeat
ten dayslater; repeat every five days
until the insect is brought under con-
troll.
For flee beetle apply same insecti-
eide as recommended for egg plant.
Quince--For the slug, apply same
treatment as recommended for cher
ry.
Raspberry, Blackberry and Dew
berry-For the rose scale, apply ker-
osene emulsion during February.
Before spraying, cut and burn the
canes that are badly infested.
For the San Jose scale, apply the
insecticide as recommended for ap-
pie.
For slug, apply kerosene emulsion
or whale oil soap as soon as the IN
sects appear; repeat in five days If
necessary; do not spray while plants
are in fruit.
Rose---For aphis, apply tobacco as
a LIQUID spray as soon as the insects
appear; repeat if necessary.
For slug, apply kerosene emulsion,
whale oil soap or arsenate of lead
as soon as insects appear; repeat
every five days until insects are
brough under control.
For rose scale and San Jose scale,
apply insecticides as recommended
for raspberry.
Strawberry--For strawberry wee
vii, use varieties of plants that are
imperfect boomers. In localities
that are infested, perfect bloomers
should only be used for trap crop.
AS soon as the trap crop is fully set,
cover the plants with dry straw and
burn.
For strawberry root-borer, plow
up old beds and destroy by fire as
soon as fruit is picked. Whenever
two-year picking rotation is practic-
ed, this insect never becomes a seri-
Gus pest.
Tomato---For flee beetles, apply
same insecticide as recommended for
potato.
For tomato caterpillar and fruit
caterpillar. apply Paris green in liq-
uid form or dry or arsenate Of lead
when insects appear; repeat one week
later if necessary.