. La culture des fruits d'amateur. La culture de fruits. Le cépage. 45 de l'élagage. Mais tout plan pour après-formation^ est adopté de la vigne de soins pour les deux premières années devrait être à peu près la même. La première année, pas de support ou l'élagage est nécessaire. La vigne mûrit leur bois ainsi sur la surface du sol comme si liée à l'enjeu, mais il sera facile de cultiver mora si ils sont jalonnés. Tard dans l'automne de cette année, l'ensemble de la vigne doit être coupé à l'exception de trois ou quatre bourgeons, comme illustré dans la gueuse. 31, qui devraient être couvertes d'un monticule de terre quatre ou cinq pouces de profondeur, et plus tard, avant

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. Amateur fruit growing. Fruit-culture. THE GRAPE. 45 of pruning. But whatever plan for after-training is adopted tlie care of the vine for the first two years should be about the same. The First Year no support or pruning is needed. The vines will ripen their wood as well on the surface of the ground as if tied to stakes, but it will be mora convenient about cultivating if they are staked. Late in the autumn of this year all of the vines should be cut away except three or four buds, as shown in Pig. 31, which should be covered with a mound of earth four or five inches deep, and later on, before cold weather sets in, apply a covering of mulch, two or three inches in depth, of straw or litter of some sort. This mulching is absolutely necessary to insure the wintering of newly transplanted vines. Trellis.—The following spring a trellis should be built—unless stakes were set the first year, vrhen they may be used again—and. Vine in spring of the third season. the work of putting up a trellis be deferred until the opening of the third year. The form of trellis may vary greatly, but a very practical and simple kind is made by setting posts twelve feet apart in the row, and using four wires of No. 12 galvanized iron, putting the lowest one about eighteen inches from the ground, and those above ten inches apart. The wires should be fastened securely to one end post, passing through the other end and through staples driven in the inside posts, so as to allow the wires free play through them. This method allows the loosening of the wires in autumn and tightening them in summer. The Second Year, as soon as the weather is settled, the vine should be uncovered; the garden fork being the best tool for this purpose. Permit only one bud to grow, and that the strongest that starts. Rub off all the others that show, while they are small.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and

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