The Nut Culturist: A Treatise on the Propagation, Planting and Cultivation of Nut-bearing Trees and Shrubs, Adapted to the Climates of the United States ...Orange Judd Company, 1919 - 289 páginas |
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... wild lands not suitable for cultivation , but well adapted . to the growth of trees , whether of the nut - bearing or other kinds . But for the present I will omit further reference to the planting of nut trees except on the line of the ...
... wild lands not suitable for cultivation , but well adapted . to the growth of trees , whether of the nut - bearing or other kinds . But for the present I will omit further reference to the planting of nut trees except on the line of the ...
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... wild almond tree is prob- ably the parent from which all the cultivated peaches and nectarines have descended . In most of our modern botanical works these fruits are classed as a sub - section of Prunus , the plum . They are mainly ...
... wild almond tree is prob- ably the parent from which all the cultivated peaches and nectarines have descended . In most of our modern botanical works these fruits are classed as a sub - section of Prunus , the plum . They are mainly ...
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... wild hard- shelled almond is probably the most congenial and best stock for this purpose , but seedlings of the peach are most generally employed because the most abundant and cheapest . Under certain conditions , such as cold , heavy ...
... wild hard- shelled almond is probably the most congenial and best stock for this purpose , but seedlings of the peach are most generally employed because the most abundant and cheapest . Under certain conditions , such as cold , heavy ...
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... wild bitter almond contain a poisonous principle known as hydrocyanic or Prussic acid , which does not exist in the sweet varieties , although found in their leaves and the bark of their twigs . But as bitter almonds are not palatable ...
... wild bitter almond contain a poisonous principle known as hydrocyanic or Prussic acid , which does not exist in the sweet varieties , although found in their leaves and the bark of their twigs . But as bitter almonds are not palatable ...
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... wild and domesticated animals . Swine fat- tened on beech and oak mast have for ages been noted for their excellent flesh , and the value of many an old estate in Great Britain was determined more upon the mast the forest produced ...
... wild and domesticated animals . Swine fat- tened on beech and oak mast have for ages been noted for their excellent flesh , and the value of many an old estate in Great Britain was determined more upon the mast the forest produced ...
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