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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 11 (March 1875) (1875)

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ower shoot will then be cut away, as the upper one has now and winter pruning, been—and so on year after year. If the bud, b, should be but we think it will developed at c, instead of in its present position, it will make be seen, by referring no difference, as in all probability a bud will be… … Fig. 8. top as thick as a broom, and borne scarcely any fruit, be- by well educated and experienced gardeners, it is seldom, In a single article we can only give a few hints, or a ge- cause the young wood had been cut back, year afteryear, to if ever, properly performed. Unless the operator…

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