. R.M. Kellogg's große Kulturen der kleinen Früchte: und wie sie wächst. Baumschulen (Gartenbau) Michigan drei Flüsse Kataloge; Obst Sämlinge Kataloge. Kleine FRÜCHTE UND WIE ER wächst. Carrie. feuchtem sphagnum Moos und wachsen, während auf dem Weg zu ihrem Ziel und kommen an einem Punkt zwischen dem Atlantik und. Pazifik in einem perfekten Zustand. Unsere Männer haben Experten in der Verpackung werden und jede Abteilung wird unter einem erfahrenen Vorarbeiter und alle unter einer effizienten Betriebsleiter der langjährige Erfahrung, damit alle Aufträge mit größter Präzision gefüllt sind. Es ist absolut unmöglich, sich zu

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. R.M. Kellogg's great crops of small fruits : and how to grows them. Nurseries (Horticulture) Michigan Three Rivers Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs. SMALL FRUITS AND HOW HE GROWS THEM.. Carrie. damp sphagnum moss and grow while on their way to their destination and arrive at any point between the Atlantic and. Pacific Oceans in perfect condition. Our men have become experts in packing and each department is under an experienced foreman and all under an efficient superintendent of many years' experience, so that all orders are filled with the utmost precision. It is absolutely impossible to dig and pack plants in the open field, exposed to sun and wind, as is very generally done by plant growers, and have them reach the purchaser fresh and vigor- ous. You want every plant to grow and have no vacancy in the field and there will be none with these plants if you set them properly. PLANTS FOR THE SOUTH. All of the leading truck and berry growers in the south use only northern grown seeds and plants for the reason that the northern summers are very short and hot and they acquire the habit of ripening their fruit several days earlier than the same variety propagated at the south. The new runners will retain these character- istics for three or four years so that southern planters can get the benefit of this and propagate their own plants for that length of time and then renew their propagating beds with northern plants and thus be in the market several days in advance and secure the high prices, making a big difference in profits with very little extra expense. The spring at the north being later than the t-outh, plants remain entirely dormant that much longer and will endure shipment and transplanting in this condition with perfect safety and when put in the warm soil will spring into a fine growth at once. The old foliage of dormant plants is nearly all removed by trimming and packing and the new roots start immediately so the plant becomes established with feeding r

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