Trees, Fruits
Trees, Fruits and Flowers of Minnesota, 1916 Embracing the Transactions of the Minnesota State Horticultural Society,Volume 44, from December 1, 1915, to December 1, 1916, Including the Twelve Numbers of "The Minnesota Horticulturist" for 1916
作者：Latham, A. W. [Editor]
体例：段 章数：54
字数：1,088,824 来源：Project Gutenberg
章节目录
共 54 段- PECKS OF APPLES.
- In regard to pruning I find the best and largest fruit is pr
- After 4 days in the ice car it was found that the carefully
- THE NATIONAL FORESTS--besides being the American farmer's mo
- If your plants are set too deep they rot, if too high they d
- The plum crop failed almost completely, and many trees were
- We would say that the station is in good condition; all tree
- A FAVORABLE WINTER FOR FRUITS.--The ground was in good
- _A big story._ Over $3,000 per acre. In 1910 I had three row
- We have members, I think, in every county of the state, have
- The scab fungus, which seems to appear on your apples out he
- _Cypripedia_, by Miss Clara Leavitt.
- There are a few other Americana varieties that are nearly as
- Mr. Stakman: Yes, that is it. You might be disappointed the
- Rose culture is one of the most fascinating occupations in t
- Sweet corn may be divided into three classes: early, medium
- WHO IS GROWING MCINTOSH RED APPLE?--Information from an
- INSECTS HELP RAISE CROP.--It is well known that most of our
- Mrs. Glenzke: There are five canning factories in that neigh
- Mr. Dyer: I would like to know about what quantity of arsena
- Postage $7
- Wisconsin State Horticultural Society.
- There are several remedial measures practiced, varying in th
- DEMONSTRATIONS.--There will be a number of demonstrations at
- While it is not the intention to publish anything in this
- Dielytra, F. H. Ellison, Minneapolis, third premium, $0.50.
- _Delphinium Formosum._--We obtained a plant or two of the ol
- "This disease usually makes its appearance early in the spri
- You are not making the earth weep blood. You are not spreadi
- In the seed catalogue we mark all the things we are going to
- If you produce extracted honey you may leave your honey with
- In packing apples it is a good plan to use a corrugated pape
- PRUNING OF CURRANTS AND GOOSEBERRIES.--The main reason that
- Poppies for next June's blooming can be sown this month.
- Mr. Brackett: Do you think a Wealthy orchard under thorough
- Mr. Maher: I have a friend out of Devils Lake who had 160 ac
- A Member: What fertilizer is good? Is bone meal good?
- The peony will do well in any well drained soil, though a ri
- Red raspberries will succeed on most any kind of soil so lon
- Although frequently confused, especially in the South and in
- Most of the species of gladioli are native in the temperate
- Another flower, which is very attractive, is the larkspur Be
- There is one insect that probably all those who are in the m
- TREES PLANTED BY MACHINE.--A machine which plants from ten t
- Development of Horticulture in Western
- Mr. Smith: I now come to the point in my paper. I move you,
- Mr. Philips: Waldron is too modest. He has not told the best
- Before that time our society allowed $50.00 a year for stati
- Badrann, Peter Harvey, N. D.
- Fairfax, Mrs. J. F. 4869 S. Aldrich, Mpls.
- Lamb, C. Sr. Baker
- Rains, Dr. J. M. Willmar
- Wade, R. H. Odin
- Latham, A. W., Secretary's Corner; 47, 87, 136, 182, 263, 35