Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-08-22

IN the c.S- " Tho '...tH ana IN"
J,l- ne ir.i.~ are Nu'." up'n '-.'t'~
~ iNr prev MS years growth "h'A
these spurs appearing on wood ONE
v,Hr "r MOI" "i &C., itrHd'u- iA 'i
snnrt"niu. ca,U ~.,ut of the season y
growth. 'h'INt''r. mEst br DON" "l'A
care "a I'iVi tot t" redu'e the bear
ing wood u'N"ud rrulifhI" unit
The hcoriN- shoots ARE usually "h-
s.urol ju,..trd uloh the sides OF tn"
urauchr~
WIKI 'hc poH"h, however. II i the
wood ~ Ne. lH~t seasons growth upon
which the fruits are directly hniit".
and with them heading i'm NAY hc Su'-
corStUllN cm'l"N"d /" ili't me Huah'-
t. of fruit borne 10y t'r tree. Japanese
plgmS hear on both year-"ld WOOD ana
spurs. Pruning may therefore be used
to thin III" fruit. the same as III Inc
case Of the peach
The Crane hears ITS iruit on Sh""IS
OF the SeAS"'h Which III urn uNu"'IA
arise from cAn'S OF the previous year
growth. oId wood on tle grape j.
therefore OF niue NaIue' hen'e 'he ue
velopment "f so many systems o.
! framing "hl'h ill"in,"i' on'!
permanent 'ruhk' ir"il 'he 'oP .,
when the pearlNs ca'eS are e'
each year.
Ivy painting u,e WINS 'ioNe'' "'.
CARRYING up Single ""'iN' =" " LAZY
helght ana from Tue ,"i' VI '"e H'''N
CARRYING OUT hori"on.', "''i's ",o'.
which spurs are maintaining" SUI
growth from eacn spur VIII ne sun,
cieht 10 give u'ii'o'h' an" SUM ,e"''
dense cahoP! Vi leaves ~, '"' 81 w.
RaSpoeF'!eS "hu p'''N".' 'r' wv"
near 'i'eif Ifui'S oh SUI '''','' VIM :"
arise from canes VI 'he P'e''o'' '''
sons CROWN
IN 'he case OF Tue curr',n' anu Soo,V
perry the fruits are prou"'eu VII "'' Al"
Oh ana new wood ne ''''i's "Pi'e"'
as aNlliar! CROWNS 'ro'" 'he H'i''' II
SELF. ana WOOD three !e"rs UT ''o'e VI
| age Is ulproht"pie anu s"o"'o pe e"'
away.
Strawperrles are rarei! l''oo'''eu !"
prontapie quahti.les D! l'""'S n'''
tnah one year o'u. ri""'s oNe' WV
years OF age should be rooted out l"
give room Ior new ones
The interest OF 1ruit garueh MA.
be greatly enhanced Dy growing 'hete
IN plants not adapted natura'i! 10 ."e
climatic region IN whch the earoen
is located. The most hardy sort shou'o
De selected III aoulti"h 10 which 'ne
frulting SHOOTS may pe wrapped !"
mattlng. covered WIN stra"' anu 'ne
fruits thus successfully 'o'ec'eo. u
II IL seems desiraoie. temporary sneus
may DE puiit over the Pi"htS anu THESE
thatched WIN stfa" OF ioouer SUM
cleh''y 10 project 'heih run i'os'
Iheh. again. seni-haru! sor's may pe
tippeo over ny cutting tne roo'S vi one
sioe' pehuihs the prahches CLOSE " Tue
soil pii'nins ,"eni oo"" anu .".n Wv
ernns Tue "iio'e p'"h' WIN ''"''is """
eultn VI e.i"" 'i"''" " anu e"'
me '"c' 'n'. trees e"u "e S'ow" "'
awaris as wei, as s"'nu''us W." GU,
apie one u Utilize space With u"u
p'e ,,o"s,s oeen ens,ueeu
'o' ."e ueNe,op"e"' " ;" NV
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