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procured a regular let of feveral branches 

 near the top of the item, to form a 

 freading head •, let them afterwards 

 generally branch out, and extend in 

 length every way, according to nature, 

 except juft reducing any long rambler, 

 very irregular, or crowded branches, 

 and dead wood, which may be perform- 

 ed any time in Winter, — leaving the 

 general regular branches and (hoots 

 wholly entire^ and they will naturally 

 afford plenty of young bearing wood, as 

 well as fruit fpurs, and in favourable 

 leafons will produce good crops of very 

 fine Apricots. 



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