Foreinp uoung Fruit Trees to bear
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IF you have young fruit t ees, and are-hesitat-
ing whether to graft them or not, you my force
them to exhibit specimens Of the fruit they will
nroduce by making cut in the bark quarter
Of an inch wide, round the branch or Dough,
which you wish to compel to bear fruit The
branch, however, is always injured and some.
fines destroyed by this process. The best and
safest way to effect the early exhibition of fruit
in young trees or barren bonghs, isto tie wires
or strings about them SO tight as to impede, in
some degree, the circulation OF the sap Tins
is less likely to injure the tree or pFanch .lan
cutting off the bark, and is said to be equally Ct
f.ctual in causing the production of fruit 1t /:
not best, as general rule, to graft young tree
Ill, vou have asc ertained what sort offruit it vii
produce, naturally; because, by so doing yot
may insert graft, which will give fruit Of les
value than the tree would have offered withou
grating.