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The RURAL. NEW-YORKER 
March 11, 1922 
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES 
TREES aPLANTS THAT GROW 
Free Catalog of TREES SHRUBS.ROSES bVINES 
Raspberry Anthraciiose 
Last Summer I bad 12 very promising 
bushes of black raspberries, six each of 
Kansas and Cumberland, planted the pre¬ 
ceding Spring, ruined b.v cane blight, or 
antbracnose. My experience showed that 
these black raspberries, well cared for, 
mulched at the approach of hot., dry 
weather, and irrigated when necessary, 
would bear enormous crops but for this 
disease, which spiviys aro of little value 
in combating. Are any raspberries, of 
any color, immune from injury by cane 
blight, or are any varieties blight-resist¬ 
ant? l'.S. 
West Carrollton, O. 
We have planted both Kansas and Cum¬ 
berland raspberries, ami as long as we 
practiced clean cultivation and proper 
pruning we had no trouble "with the 
blight, or antbracnose. When our plan¬ 
tations became run down, practically 
every variety suffered, including the above- 
mentioned and the Cuthberts. The Plum 
Farmer docs better with us than either of 
the varieties grown by F. 8. For con¬ 
trolling this disease, the first essential is 
to secure clean plants, and from the short, 
length of time from planting until, the 
disease showed I should say F. S. either 
had diseased plants to. begin with or 
planted the bushes on infected ground. 
All old canes should he removed and 
burned as soon as tile fruiting period is 
past. Spraying with Bordeaux mixture, 
covering the soil at the crown- ns well as 
the canes is also said to he beneficial. It 
is a bad pest, but can be kept, down by 
constant effort. T. ii. T. 
Dickinson 
Pine Tree Brand 
Seeds 
APPLES, Peaches, Pears. Quinces, 
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Trees—all are backed by I be com¬ 
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Nursery. 
Kelly” Planting Pays 
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Send for your free copy of the 1922 
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Because 
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Propagating Gooseberries 
Will you tell me how to propagate 
gooseberry plants from cuttings? 
Lyndouville, N. Y. P. E. F. 
Gooseberries -are propagated both by 
cuttings and b.v layering. The average 
person, will get best results from layering, 
as cuttings are often unsatisfactory. As 
preparation for layering, the bushes are 
pruned severely in Autumn, to induce a 
strong growth of young wood the next 
year. When this young wood has made 
most of its growth, about July, earth is 
heaped up around^ and through the bush, 
leaving only the tips of the young shoots 
uncovered. The soil is packed down, and 
a covering of loose earth thrown over it to 
retain moisture. Most of the American 
varieties will have rooted well by Fall, 
when- they may be cut from the pareut 
plant, and set in nursery rows, or left 
until the following Spriug. English va¬ 
rieties usually take two years to root. 
American varieties may be treated like 
currant cuttings, taking in late Fall and 
burying the dormant cuttings over Winter, 
setting out in Spring. They should lie 
0 in. or 8 in. long. They are also propa¬ 
gated from green, wood under glass. 
When you buy Timothy , Clover , 
Alfalfa, Alsike , etc., insist on 
acre last, season. Barnes’ Peach Trees are ^ 
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IT STANDS ALONE 
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CONTENTS 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER, MARCH 11, 1922 
FARM TOPICS 
Pasture Hedges .. 
Kubam Clover ii Piedmont, N. C. 
Be3t Time to Cut Hay.,. 
LIVE STOCK AHD DAIRY 
Growing Hothouse Lambs. 
Pasture Hedges . •••■ 
Milk News and Prices. 
Cow with Mange. 
Lice on Cow. 
Altering a Ration. 
Ration with Silage. 
Potatoes for Cows abd Hens. 
Improving a Ration.. 
Pigs Fail to Fatten. 
Feeding Young Pigs. 
Sheep Growers "Win. 
Coughing Pig .. 
Pining Goat .■». 
Spraying Teat .. 
THE HENYARD 
Mapes. tire Hen Man, Talks Again. 
Poor Laying ... 
Cornell Dry Mash. 
Ailing Fowls ..*. 
Avoiding Molt ..... 
Vaccination for Roup. 
Diseases of Chickens a-d Turkeys. 
Blackhead, White Diarrhoea and Gapes... 
Dry Henhouse . 
Hont from. Brooder and Hover.. 
Henhouse Plan .- ■ ■ • - 
Blood Spots in Eggs... 
Poorly Balanced Ration. 
HORTICULTURE 
Story of Successful Orchard. 
Grafting Fruit Trees. 
Forestry in New York. 
Propagating tho Mulberry... 
Asparagus Roots .. • • • • 
Propagating tho Mulberry; Grafting Wax 
Double-workod Apple .. 
Potting Early Tomatoes. 
Interesting Parts of Beekeeping. 
Grane Outlook . 
Shall Wo Keep Our Orchards?. 
WOMAN AND HOME 
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FIELD SELECTION A HIGH PRODUCING EUNT CORN 
90 per cent, germination test made in March. Price, 
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Law of Country Road ... 
Notes—Wise and Otherwise.. 
Roily Well Water. 
Curbing for Well .. 
Pressure from Spring. 
Development of Muscle Shoals 
Co-operative Marketing Law. 
Factory Septic Tank. 
Rules for Tanning Hides..... 
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AGo Cumliei laud Raspberry and Blower and Taylor 
Blackberry plants. FRUlUAWU FAIM.I. F. 0 1. Ceuucuul, Old* 
