...succeed, yet it should be remembered that, if skillfully managed, it would be attended with much better success, and that a habit of constantly operating...certainty, in cases in which a bungling practitioner would bo sure to fail. Little do those who crush with rude hands the tender limbs of plants reflect how delicate...

...uninjured. In budding, therefore, the bark should be carefully lifted up, and not forced from the wood,with a bone or metal blade, as is usually the case; for...life of their victim is dependent. " Transplanting is, perhaps, that operation in which the greatest difficulty is generally found to exist, and in which...

...that is necessary, than if uninjured. In budding, therefore, the bark should be carefully lifted up, and not forced from the wood with a bone or metal...tender limbs of plants, reflect how delicate is that organisation upon which the life of their victim is dependent. Transplanting is, perhaps, that operation...

...that is necessary, than if uninjured. In budding, therefore, the bark should be carefully lifted up, and not forced from the wood with a bone or metal...tender limbs of plants, reflect how delicate is that organisation upon which the life of their victim is dependent. Transplanting.™, perhaps, that operation...

...that is necessary, than if uninjured. In budding, therefore, the bark should be carefully lifted up, and not forced from the wood with a bone or metal...tender limbs of plants, reflect how delicate is that organisation upon which the life of their victim is dependent. Transplanting is, perhaps, that operation...

...that is necessary, than if uninjured. In budding, therefore, the bark should be carefully lifted up, and not forced from the wood with a bone or metal...life of their victim is dependent. " Transplanting is, perhaps, that operation in which the greatest difficulty is generally found to exist, and in which...

...succeed, yet it should be remembered, that if skilfully managed it would be attended with much more success, and that a habit of constantly operating...with delicacy, will enable a gardener to succeed with a certainty, in cases in which a bungling practitioner would be sure to fail." Shield-budding reversed,...

...attended with much more success ; and that a habit of continually operating with delicacy will enable the gardener to succeed with certainty, in cases in which a bungling practitioner would bo sure to fail." Besides the mere purpose of propagation, budding induces important changes in the...

...succeed, yet it should be remembered that, if skillfully managed, it would be attended with much better success, and that a habit of constantly operating...life of their victim is dependent. Transplanting, perhaps, is that operation in which the greatest difficulty is generally found to exist, and in which...

...succeed, yet it should be remembered that, if skillfully managed, it would be attended with much better success, and that a habit of constantly operating...life of their victim is dependent. Transplanting, perhaps, is that operation in which the greatest difficult}' is generally found to exist, and in which...