Practical Assistance to Tree Planters
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This can be done either with a narrow hoe or with a small rake made of nails. An onion hoe is good for the purpose.
(3) When ' ' damping off " occurs, the soil should be stirred f requently to hasten surface drying. If this precaution and that of removing the shade frames is taken, a serious attack of "damping off" can often be arrested.
(4) Weeds should never be permitted to grow in the seed beds. Failure to remove weeds will seriously impair the vigor of the seed- lings. Weeds that are not de...stroyed by cultivating should be pulled up and not cut off with a hoe.
MULCHING.
(1) Where the winters are severe it is advisable to mulch the seed beds to protect the seedlings from injury by cold drying winds, as well as to keep the ground from heaving in the spring. Where snow remains on the ground all winter, mulching is unnecessary.
(2) Any substance such as leaves, straw, or moss which is free from weed seed will serve as a mulch. A layer from 3 to 4 inches deep is sufficient. The mulch can be held in place by laying sticks or strips of boards across the beds between the rows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This can be done either with a narrow hoe or with a small rake made of nails. An onion hoe is good for the purpose.
(3) When ' ' damping off " occurs, the soil should be stirred f requently to hasten surface drying. If this precaution and that of removing the shade frames is taken, a serious attack of "damping off" can often be arrested.
(4) Weeds should never be permitted to grow in the seed beds. Failure to remove weeds will seriously impair the vigor of the seed- lings. Weeds that are not de...stroyed by cultivating should be pulled up and not cut off with a hoe.
MULCHING.
(1) Where the winters are severe it is advisable to mulch the seed beds to protect the seedlings from injury by cold drying winds, as well as to keep the ground from heaving in the spring. Where snow remains on the ground all winter, mulching is unnecessary.
(2) Any substance such as leaves, straw, or moss which is free from weed seed will serve as a mulch. A layer from 3 to 4 inches deep is sufficient. The mulch can be held in place by laying sticks or strips of boards across the beds between the rows.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pinchot, Gifford, 1865-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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