The herald., 1915-07-08

;estsc =cr cE-e Various -r|sIGrs
5eau-y u Srs9s Tees -srencs : =ar
Norma Grs~-i1.
What lt-G gt --ees sEI- We plant
20 5eaI--T 1gr grounds What shrubs
would 1e suited 90 5Ur scl0ot-a-G g'
1ska.i / specialist IN --ees anu shrubs
Of tie department. u Agriculture.
TIE Department specialists have pre-
1a-e.t 1 list 4 --ees I1G shrubs sUi-a'!
o1r genera Ise u private grounds,
streets. private Cn-Ss Ild school-lrts
COR each u ia genera. divisions %
The United States. The divisions l-e.
EEsr-Nav England states. Nav
YORK. Penls-.-ll-I. New Jersey OHIO.
West Virginia. k-nCucA-. Indiana.
Michigan. Illinois. Missouri lld iowa.
Seco1t-uelIva-a Ma--.and. VII
gina. Norm Carolina. South Carolina.
Georgia. Tau1essee. Florida. Alabama.
Mississippi Louisiana. ArAIasas. Okla
bona and Texas.
Third Minnesota. Norm
Dakota. South Dakota. Nebraska. Kan
sas. Colorado. Wyoming. Montana ind
idaho.
F1U--h-Nev Mexico. Arizona. --al.
Nevada. western Texas. western Okla
bona and western Kansas.
Ftt-h-Ca,tsJruta. Oregon ma Wash
'1--ru.
The s0e"il is-s suggest n ftsr-.Cr No
: which Includes New YORK and lt-
Joining states. -,e following. De"iG--
oUs -raes-Gat oak. vrlra oak. pin oak.
American linden. American white elm.
white ash. sc1rs-r maple. su-a- maple.
g-aen ash. NnrwIv maple. Evar--aens
White spruce vli-a pine. Scotch
pine lenLork. haIsam l.. Colorado
blue spruce. hrVGs-LiIaCz. -tbur-
nuns. rhHateI-luses hvErlagpa. IA
pan ounce. lowering rU--Icr. crrrus-
as. sUireIs. vai-pias. ora berry. snow
ber-v. bush houevsucILe Wild roses.
r'IgUsa bush ThEnler-'5 barber--. CT
lycanrhUs, Regers 7rtvst. elders. sweet
pepper bush.
N district No. >. which Includes
Delaware I1d -he southern sCaras ls
far vest II TEXTS. rle department
would plant The following. Deciduors
c-ees-rI-lp. sycamore. pin oak. whtra
oak, black oak. I've oak. raj oak. white
ash, bald rvDress. Norway maple. rel
aim American white elm. Earruckv
coffee, American linden. catalpa. To-
quidam5ar blackberry, sOur gum and
southern section willow OAK and laurel
oak. Evergreen -raes-LOng LEAF pine.
magnolia, I've oak. cedar u Lebanon.
Shrubs-Goiden bel. hyCtrangeas. uIac.
elaea- nuses. lOniceraS. hibiscus. roses.
japan ounce. caIyca1-hus. smoke
tree and r-burnums. phiIadeIphuses.
cornuses, tasminuns. spiraeas, vie
gelas, cOralberry, suOwberry, Thun-
bergs barberry, Grape myrtle. privers.
hoilies. evergreen. barberries. elders,
rose OF sharon South Oc Charleston.
;. g.; Camellia .aP0uica 1leander.
The beauty Of a shade tree depends
upon tts normal and symmetrical
growth says 4 department Official
In order 90 insure this. before plant
ing cut OF the ends u al broken OF
uurilared roots; remove al side
branches save upon evergreens. 90 thar
4 straight whipiha stalk alone re-
mains. Dig holes az least three feet IN
diameter and Two feet deep IN good
soil and make them four feet across
IN poor soil. The sides O1 holes should
be perpendiCuLar and the bottom fat
Break no soil IN the BOTTOM OF hole co
the depth 0t the iengrh Of L spade
blade. Place twelve OF iFtaen inches
Of good TOD sod IN the bottom Of the
hole and Use the ine TOD soil. free
from soda Or other tecOmpOsi1g or
ganic matter about the tree roots. On
top OF this bottom layer place the roots
Of the tree. spread them as evenly AZ
possible over the earth. put IN and
cover with Two or three inches Of fine
top soil. Tramp firmly with the Feet
and I'll the hole with good earth. leav-
ing the surface loose and a little higher
than the surface Of the surrounding
soil. When the work Of planting Is
the Cree should stand about
two inches deeper than ir stood IN the
nursery
In order 20 insure symmetry Of
growth trees must be allowed unrp-
area for Development At
least forty feet should be allowed be-
tween trees Intended Cd occupy the
ground permanently. Quick growing
nurse Or temporary trees may be plant /
Ell between the long lived ones 60 pro- /.
tuce Immediate results. but as these
are seldom removed as soon as they
should be to prevent interference with |
he development OF the permanent 1