Excerpt from Fruit-Trees and Black-Spot Canker It Is tlillieult tn realize the alumnae clnne by this clisense. Must ui' the Inset-t pests n! Uur' trl't'litti'tlfl mine for us yenr after year. Enusing drainage in the variants purls nf the free! And the results nf illelt' I'm'nges ttt'e seltlnnt untieetl the fftllliwiiil: year. Unless in the fur-tn ui' n general wenkeninz uf the vltnilly if the tree. Whleh it is iiitileult shun-times in arssm'inte with the nithek uf the insect. Llinek-swi entiker tthe nume generally by fruit-growers in British f'uluminiu in designate the diseuser net nuly chuses injury by snppin: the i'itnllty r the tree by living pnmsltieully en its lifehard material. But him ennui new at ient wrrnnmont injury in its main. By dentniyiug wetienii of them entirely. That tulle yenrn fur the freon in replace. And which utmteiihteu never heel nrer. With the th-etruetltm of main parts of the haunt nf'the tree. The wort; to! The tree in windowing high-elem fruitn in pnowrtintmtely tumult-ed. The-e Injuries form an excel lent medium for the attack of ether futurmte disease-i and fur the tune-ft and preteetlnu n! T'et'tnlft Insert pent-n. I'mtft'nl 0! Lie-tie la made mere dimii in n tree there or leuu injured by the dim. Mi ifil'imm wnrit in spraying in made much niur'e intrlente then int n healthy elenn-bnrit trite. Iiy nine-reins nrehurdn in itritluh t'niunibln. Eurwlniiy in the f'unnt diatrietn. We freque; y hurlee trees with dead and dying llinlui ui' n mere or term nieiily nmmrunee ltttiltltu: peer umwth. Which nit elime exutnlimtleu reveal the prineinnl muse ui their eundhlun nu biueltmmt euniter. Mnietlnn-n with mime-intent nttnelt nf wimliy hphln. Mine term ui Neetrbi ui' other peels ntten rim-eluted with the til-twine. With these (nets In View. The frttlt-twitt'er wbn ht flintnelully in hie erehnril. Iiitfl whn titted imt wuut tn here nu urehimi which in n niennee and ne. Eyemre tn hbi iilntrlet. Enu realise the luumrtnuee nf loemniliur neiuuilnted with the nuture nf the illlftiilii'. Nit ulm printer tnennu nf preventinn and remedies, umklnu nee nf them in the heel iit' hin-ability. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.