TRANSPLANTING TREES.
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WasElng1on, .4prlz 80, 1877.
SIR:-Gve this a place in your Farmer. .sAs
soon as trees are taken up, dip their roots in pud-
die of COW dung and loan, which preserves their
hbres from the influence of the air.


When this practice is adopted in the winter seas
on, the plants may be sent to any distance or kept
out of the ground iorweeks, without the slightest in
jury.


You may transplant trees in the heat of summer
by this precaution, and with perfect success. Sin
cerely yours, L. w.
J. S. Skinner, Esq.