. A completare i lavori per la potatura di alberi da frutto .. Frutta-cultura; potatura. 81 la crescita dovrebbe essere più a sinistra e incoraggiati a brancli. Varietà Thewe come una regola non dovrebbe essere potata d'estate. La Prune, per crescere con successo, deve essere irrigato in questo clima. Gli alberi non rivelarsi redditizia se umidità non riesce, cadono tlioir frutto male, ed è piccolo e sottodimensionata. Wickson e Kdsey.-Questi sono retti i coltivatori e gli alberi devono )je costretta ad aprirsi a gettare i leader in un esterno laterale, e utilizzando l'esterno lateral per ottenere una forcella o un ulteriore leader. In questo modo tlie

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. A complete work on the pruning of fruit trees .. Fruit-culture; Pruning. 81 growth should be left longer and encouraged to brancli. Thewe varieties as a rule should not be summer pruned. The prune, to grow successfully, should be irrigated in this climate. The trees do not prove profitable if moisture fails, they drop tlioir fruit badly, and it is small and undersized. Wickson and Kdsey.—These are upright growers and the trees must )je forced open by throwing the leaders into an outside lateral, and by utilising the outside laterals to obtain a fork or an additional leader. In this way tlie tree can, in a few years, be made fairly open and shapely. In these, as in other trees, an open centre must be kept. Figure 98 shows two rows of Wicksons, and Figure 99 shows the same trees pruned. All tlie lateral spurs must Vje shortened "l^«i|##/, -;i. Fig. 92. The same trees the following winter. and thinned because all the Japanese plums are inclined to over-bear. Figure 100 shows one of these trees in flower, showing the even distribution of fruiting wood. The Wickson is a first-class export plum. It can be picked three weeks before it is ripe as it both ripens and colours well off the tree. Figiue 101 shows a young Shiro Japanese plum carrjdng frvut. This is a nice, open sturdy tree carrj'ing its fruit well round the base. Figure 102 shows this tree pruned the following winter. The tree is a wide-spreading grower like the Burbanl-c and Satsuma and otliers. These trees should be care- fully pruned and shaped in their early stages and every care taken to prevent them growing wild and straggljr. It is best to prune them fairly hard during the first few years to get a shapely tree, throwing the tree well up by pruning to inside buds, or utilising upward laterals if the limbs are growing wide and low. Every effort should be made to throw the tree well up and prevent limbs from, growing across each other. The spurs must be well thinned and shortened, especially as the t

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