notretain moisture. There is but one remedy for trees sufferingfor moisture. Dig out the sod two inches deep with an areaof four feet, and in this space lay a stratum of coarse gravel.Gravel provides the best substitute for the leaves that are sobeneficial to forest trees. During the months of July… … The Result of an Abundance of Water private lawns and in public groves dying of thirst and thepasser-by can see no cause of the dwarfed, wilted condition.The tree with an ample supply of water will gro^ symmet-rically, and be subject to few diseases. Not a great distance from the white oak is a…
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