m ppoMorE THE GROWTH OF TREES.
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TO PROMOTE THE GROWTH OF TREES.

 Some separate the dry bark of fruit and forest trees to promote their growth, and prevent the bark binding too much. This dis6gures the tree, making seams in the trunk, and makes it grow in angles. The best way is, when the sap is forced up, by the warmth of spring, to scrape off the scaly particles of the dead bark, and wash the trees repeatedly during the week with soap suds, &c. Trees of considerable age will then have youthful appearance, be more thrifty, and in the case of fruit trees' the fruit will make more cider, than that grown on scurvy, moss growth trees.

 = Put einders, bones, and stones. about the roots of pear trees; it will increase their growth one third, and save them from the blight Gennessee Farmer.