Dwarf Fruit Trees; Their Propagation, Pruning, and General Management, Adapted to the United States and Canada

Author:   Frank Albert Waugh ,  F A Waugh
Publisher:   Rarebooksclub.com
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9781151347312


Pages:   24
Publication Date:   05 July 2012
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Dwarf Fruit Trees; Their Propagation, Pruning, and General Management, Adapted to the United States and Canada


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Excerpt: ...varieties of inferior quality would therefore be eliminated from consideration at the beginning, no matter how productive they might be, nor how famous for other things. 25 50 100, 150 FIG. 24--A FRUIT GARDEN CONTAINING MANY DWARF TREES A is the entrance; B, well or cistern; C, space to turn a horse and cart. From P. Carry's Fruit Garden Varieties of specially good flavor would be given special thought, even though they might lack in hardiness or productivity. The special favorites of the man who owns the garden should be chosen, no matter whether they are popular or not. Then for similar reasons a comparatively long list of varieties will be chosen instead of the very short list always held to by the commercial grower. From first to last one should remember that the growing of dwarf fruit trees is essentially the enterprise of an amateur, not of a man who grows fruit for money. V VII DWARF APPLES Dwarf apples are the most interesting and valuable of dwarf fruits. We have become so thoroughly accustomed to the standard apple tree in this country, however, and it so fully meets all the apparent requirements, that there seems to be no call for dwarf apples. Nevertheless dwarf trees have some real advantages under certain circumstances. Some of these have already been pointed out in the general discussion in previous chapters, and some of them will bear reiteration here. Where so much interest is taken in apple culture as in America, the advantage which dwarf trees offer for the rapid testing of new varieties cannot be overlooked. Still more important is the value of the dwarf trees in producing extra fancy specimens. Thus in growing very fine apples for exhibition or for a particularly fastidious market, one would naturally choose the dwarf trees. Inasmuch as dwarf trees are recommended chiefly to the amateur and are grown generally less for cash profit than for other considerations, the great and obvious advantages of standard trees...

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Author:   Frank Albert Waugh ,  F A Waugh
Publisher:   Rarebooksclub.com
Imprint:   Rarebooksclub.com
Dimensions:   Width: 18.90cm , Height: 0.10cm , Length: 24.60cm
Weight:   0.064kg
ISBN:  

9781151347312


ISBN 10:   1151347310
Pages:   24
Publication Date:   05 July 2012
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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