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GRAFTING.-The mode of grating best
adapted to small trees and branches is
whip.grafing, precisely after the plan of
root-grafing, with the addition of bandage
ofthin cloth dipped in some melted grating
wax, about one inch wide and two or three
long, put on in such manner as 10 entirely
exclude the air. Any man or lad that can
make pen, with two hours practice, could
perform the operation with success. The
operation may be performed any time after
the spring frosts until. July; but | prefer to
set any time after the tree has commenced
its new growth. Ihave set many gratis in
the new growth, and while it was but par
italy matured, with as much success as in
the previous years growth.


The above plan Of grating | consider
superior to budding. as it is attended with
Less trouble, far better success, and with
more than double expedition. The little
trouble with which gratis of valuable vari-
ties can now be collected should induce
those that have seeding orchards to graft
them without delay.-Prarie Farmer.
