The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
M EBERRI IILTI m.
Nay 10 Grow the Fruit for MARKET
Pointed out o., Z nrIe sans Experts.

Bulletin Ig3 of IN. bureau Of plant
industry lusi issued hv the United States
Department of Agriculture. suggests
the possibility of using tn" naturally
aoId lands that oCcupy extensive areas
IA the eastern United States To- produce
hmeh"rrI"-
tn" Department has found hv "Np"ri-
m-ut how hluphnrrl'S differ from ordi-
nary plants m their methods It nutrition
and in rh"ir ~uh requirements aui 10y
means II tnis knowledge d has worked
nut a system Of PIT culture under which
Ihr-" plants ATTAIN development beyond
all previous expectations Tn" failur"
h"r"tnfor" - attempts 90 ,ultlvat" blue
h"rrIr~ commercials - a market fruIt
appears 'o - due o. = misunderstanding
uf m" soil requirements ct ia" plants
II i believed that peopl" would gladly
pay higher prrc" for cultivated blue
b"rrl"- Il superior quality \ marked
distinction should IL. made IA market
quotations between IN" lirg" plump
hlil"l-rry ig"nu- NaCcIuiuml who's. seeds
ar" - small a. to b,. almost unnotiCed
when they ire lrIug eaten. and the buckle
i-.rrv genus I.dVIu-~t,it, ~ winch thu.
seed - surrounded hy = bouy covering
lk" a mIugt" p-aCh pIt. which CTdCkl"-
i'-''w""n m" teeth IT." fiIlur" t. MAKE
tl,- distinction "a nun"nclaiu and the
uitsIRhtlV condition ~ which "a r"lr--
handling often presents IN. irrrl"- to
ti. bIN"T are IN" Gauss. If much Il the
faIlur" "a southern markets - aupr,-
'iIt" 'l- hlu"t.rrv ~ IT, real Ndl'I.
~ III" biI,b..rry withstand th"
'"Igu treatment incident tu shipment
much batter thnu most other btrri-s .
with proper handling y should always
reach ia" market IN first class opndi
ti"i. whether shipped from Nurth C1ru.
INA 'p Boston lu early June ~ Na,t
Scotia 'u Washington 100 ldr. S..r'"'ut'r.
making the blurh.rrv ~.t-pu ...,r %
p.rIud uf nearly -Four months
To 'ho-'. Desiring 10 "Vi"-tr."' with
f".d ,uI.ug" ct ~" swamp b.u"p,'-r.-.
Erih"r with Mid plants. seedlings 20,
plants grown from cuttings twu methods
~ 70" ItfU"'ii tr. silV T"-t's'i both .~hI,..i
nom th' "NI ''r.m-ufS already made li,.
fret u"thsi -uri.d 10 upland -,uI- f-
To sci ~" plantS m l..lrt..~ 81 separate
holes ~ well rO't"i T"It at least a foot
~ depth and fnui'h IA" Eurfao" we'll
eith"- wI'h leaves or with cl"Iu -ai.i
The excavations should provide ample.
spa'" for new gruWih Of the roots and tie
i"it Gsed may b" ,.ith"r 81 the bug rr
upland TYP" and should hr," been ruit,.t
FOR s.''.Il months briof- u-iug The
-pIi shuu i aTDrd good drain lr' the deal
rpr'l'' ton ~ tu" rent about IN" rupts
~ On" plant '".uS en-. II continued uuI~-
'ur" during 20" g.pNIug s- -rr. Nu' with
al b" free wit". draining r"Idily - that
thorough ''-rl'Iuu ~ th. mas u peat -
assured
H." s".pUd method - fold culture.
~'.Rg"-''g - To- s.'' 'br plants iu = y..t'
Npg afi"- ''. bog 49, i,s..I Il -aIl.,-i turf.sd
and deeply mul"u-d With -Iud rIs' a.
Tor ,rduiH-.ry culture "N,"pt that ~
- ''''iIl provision need h'. ruai'. To- rIIId
fppiu TX 81 ~" hog fDr winter. and the
ground WNt'r Of the ipR might t.' sept 90
lliil'' low rhYu H. usual NI'h "Tauls.grI..-
P"ip'" h"lyInniug the work tn'.-.. ,NI..'l.
fn''"'- should Do" carefully studied by II.y
u'" protesting 'u uui"ftIk~ th.. culture
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