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Fig. 251 shows the common modes of protecting trees which are to have clear stems to the height of eight or ten feet, from deer, horses, or cattle, the main posts being made of oak or of larch, or of any other wood, charred on the part which is buried in the soil, and for nine inches or a foot above the surface of the ground. Circular cradles of iron, made in two semicircles, bolted together, are now mostly used instead of wood. They are lighter, more elegant and durable, and in the which grow ...with their lower branches Fig. 251.
The most general modes of pro- tecting recently -planted &' trees from cattle and deer.
end cheapest. For trees sweeping on the ground, such as cedars, pines, silver firs, &c. , circles of iron hurdles fastened together with bolts and nuts should be em- ployed, enlarging the circle as the branches extend themselves, by introducing additional hurdles. These hurdles being always only a few feet from the branches, are scarcely perceptible at a very short dis- tance, and therefore are no deformity in the landscape.
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Fig. 251 shows the common modes of protecting trees which are to have clear stems to the height of eight or ten feet, from deer, horses, or cattle, the main posts being made of oak or of larch, or of any other wood, charred on the part which is buried in the soil, and for nine inches or a foot above the surface of the ground. Circular cradles of iron, made in two semicircles, bolted together, are now mostly used instead of wood. They are lighter, more elegant and durable, and in the which grow ...with their lower branches Fig. 251.
The most general modes of pro- tecting recently -planted &' trees from cattle and deer.
end cheapest. For trees sweeping on the ground, such as cedars, pines, silver firs, &c. , circles of iron hurdles fastened together with bolts and nuts should be em- ployed, enlarging the circle as the branches extend themselves, by introducing additional hurdles. These hurdles being always only a few feet from the branches, are scarcely perceptible at a very short dis- tance, and therefore are no deformity in the landscape.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loudon, J. C. (John Claudius), 1783-1843 to read onlineMoreLess
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