The Canadian farm annual for 1880 published in Connection with the Weekly Mail (1880)
Weekly Mail, Toronto · Toronto, The Mail 88 p. illus. 22 cm · leaf 36
arks will be proper on some of these points. If the soil iswell prepared, the young trees may be planted not only three times as fast as if badlypulverized, but they will be more certain to grow uniformly, and form a good andearly hedge. Selecting and assorting plants is of great importance in… … 4.—End View of Young Hedge well Cultivated- with good roots and well-formed buds, should be laid aside and tried another sea-son in the seed bed. Let all the large ones , , ,be set in the row together, and the same |)ii^ii{i}}«are observed with the medium and the ■-A^^^^^^^^^^^st^^^^^^^small ones…
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