Beliebte Garten- und Obstbau; Eine illustrierte Zeitschrift für den Gartenbau in allen seinen Zweigen gewidmet. 16 2> 4 Butternut... 10 18 8 Black Walnut 9 16 31 J Red Elm, 14 80 6M Pappel Birke 13 30 6 Balsam Poplar 12 30 6 Europäische Lärche 13 28 7 Heuschrecke 7 25 m Kastanie 10 22 7 Catalpa speciosa 13 28 10 Silver Maple 12 35 10^ mit Bezug auf die oben genannten Zahlen, ich mayadd, Butternut nicht aus seiner Rate ofrapid Wachstum so gut halten wie es für eine fewyears Zunächst versprochen. Weiß Esche wurde fortwo Jahre von Rinde Uce überprüft. Die heuschrecken Bäume arevery fein und gesund, nur wenige in allen, andwere

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Popular gardening and fruit growing; An illustrated periodical devoted to horticulture in all its branches . 16 2>4 Butternut ... 10 18 8 Black Walnut 9 16 31J Red Elm, 14 80 6M Poplar Birch 13 30 6 Balsam Poplar 12 30 6 European Larch 13 28 7 Locust 7 25 m Chestnut 10 22 7 Catalpa speciosa 13 28 10 Silver Maple 12 35 10^ With reference to the above figures, I mayadd that Butternut does not hold out its rate ofrapid growth as well as it promised for a fewyears at first. White Ash has been checked fortwo years by bark Uce. The Locust trees arevery fine and healthy, only a few in all, andwere planted later than the trees on eitherside. The size of the Chestnut tree, as givenin the table, is considerable larger than anyother tree of the kind. The Catalpa is the oneusually called hardy, but our trees are damagedby cold winters.—College Bulletin No. 21. Plants often lead a miserable existence inthe living rooms, because of dryness and dust.Keep a vessel of boiling water on the stove, and every other day sprinkle the leaves, either. AN EFFECTIVE WIND years could be kept down to oue-leuth of thisheight, and in the very best condition. Ifa close hedge like this would be desired thetrees should be three or less feet apart. AK OF NOHWAY SPRUCE, 70 FEET many others, as holding their lower leaves well.Some of the evergreens, such as White Pine, Arbor Vitse, Red Cedar and Norway Spruce, also hold their lower leaves well. HIGH, LOCATED AT ELGIN, ILLINOIS. with a whisk broom or a watering-pot withfine holes. If the plant-stand is on oil-cloth, the pots need not be removed. Not much waterwill get on the floor. Sister Gracious, 68 POPULAR GARDENING. February, Yellow Transparent Family. J. L. BUDD, AMES, IOWA. Beyond all reasonable doubt the YellowTransparent will prove a valuable addition tothe Usts over a very large area of the UnitedStates and Canada, but J wish to keep the ideabefore the reading public that the Thaler Applewill succeed grandly in parts of the West andthe cold No

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookpublisherbuffa
• bookyear1885