Peach Culture
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The method of applying straw, cloth, or other material, is the same.
Akin to this remedy is that of scraping w^ piles of dirt around the tree^ in early summer, and leaving them until fall. This is on the same principle, and answers the same end if well done, and constantly maintained ; but they must not be permitted to wear away by summer showers.
Lime or wood-ashes are better than dirt for this purpose, as neither is so liable to abrasion, and both are excellent fertilizers.
THE CUKCULIO.
This... most destructive and dreaded of all enemies of fruit has never yet troubled our peaches on the Peninsula, and consequently we have no practical experience oi" ob- servation in regard to it. We are thankful for our ex- emption ; and ignorance, in this instance, at least, is undoubtedly bliss. But in Ohio, and probably elsewhere in the West, it has become very troublesome and injuri- ous. The Curculio, Plum- Weevil {Hhy nchoemis Nenu- phar)^ is a small, dark-brown, winged beetle, with white, yellow and black spots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The method of applying straw, cloth, or other material, is the same.
Akin to this remedy is that of scraping w^ piles of dirt around the tree^ in early summer, and leaving them until fall. This is on the same principle, and answers the same end if well done, and constantly maintained ; but they must not be permitted to wear away by summer showers.
Lime or wood-ashes are better than dirt for this purpose, as neither is so liable to abrasion, and both are excellent fertilizers.
THE CUKCULIO.
This... most destructive and dreaded of all enemies of fruit has never yet troubled our peaches on the Peninsula, and consequently we have no practical experience oi" ob- servation in regard to it. We are thankful for our ex- emption ; and ignorance, in this instance, at least, is undoubtedly bliss. But in Ohio, and probably elsewhere in the West, it has become very troublesome and injuri- ous. The Curculio, Plum- Weevil {Hhy nchoemis Nenu- phar)^ is a small, dark-brown, winged beetle, with white, yellow and black spots.
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