 | John Abercrombie, Thomas Mawe - 1787 - 680 Seiten
...main plants mull alfo be taken away. Each of the fhoots which are left mould be fhortened, obferving to cut off about one third or fourth of their original length. The moots of each root, if confiderably long, may, when pruned, be plaited or tied moderately two or three... | |
 | Bernard M'Mahon - 1806 - 686 Seiten
...shoots standing on each root, to bear next summer: all above that number, on every root, must be cut off close to the surface of the ground, and all straggling...shoots of each root, when pruned, if considerably long and straggling, may be tied two or three together ; for by that method they support one another,... | |
 | Bernard M'Mahon - 1806 - 746 Seiten
...shoots standing on each root, to bear next summer: all above that number, on every root, must be cut off close to the surface of the ground, and all straggling...observing to cut off about one third or fourth of thcir original length. The shoots of each root, when pruned, if considerably long and straggling, may... | |
 | John Abercrombie, Thomas Mawe - 1818 - 746 Seiten
...summer: all above that number, on every root, must be cut away close to the surface of the ground. Each of the shoots which are left should be shortened,...shoots of each root, when pruned, if considerably long and straggling, may be plaited or tied moderately two or three together ; by that method they... | |
 | P. Agricola - 1824 - 230 Seiten
...shoots standing on each root, to bear next summer. All above that number on every root, must be cut off close to the surface of the ground, and all straggling...of the shoots which are left, should be shortened by cutting offabout a fourth of their original length." When you have finished pruning, or as sooa... | |
 | Flower, fruit and kitchen garden - 1853 - 400 Seiten
...summer ; all abova that number in »v«r -• root most be cut away close to the surface of the ground. Each of the shoots which are left should be shortened,...about one third or fourth of their original length. New plantations of raspberries may be made this month, where wanted. Let them be planted in rows four... | |
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... and to leave three, four, or five of the strongest of last year's shoots standing on each root, to bear next summer: all above that number, on every root, must be cut off close to the surface of the ground, and all straggling shoots between the main... 