Budding Fruit Gains Ground in Modern Horticulture
Budding is an economical form of artificial plant reproduction, increasingly adopted each year. Nurserymen are even using budding as a substitute for other propagation methods in fruit cultivation.
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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
8
Budding is an economical form of artificial plant reproduction, increasingly adopted each year. Nurserymen are even using budding as a substitute for other propagation methods in fruit cultivation.
Detailed 19th century horticultural section covers budding techniques for dwarf pears and apples, stock sizing, shield bud method, tying, and aftercare. It adds notes on peach stock timing, then pivots to agricultural reports: a critique of government crop reports, a postponed American Pomologists meeting, and cattle disease research with spinal stomach worm findings and a creosote treatment protocol.
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