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Example sentences for "scionwood"

Lexicographically close words:
scio; sciolists; sciolto; scion; scions; scire; sciri; scirocco; scirrhous; scirrhus
  1. By vegetative propagation--they went out and cut scionwood on the limbs above the thorns and propagated the thornless twigs on thornless root stock--we now have a thornless honeylocust.

  2. The scionwood of these two was in poor condition and I did not think they would live.

  3. We have gotten hold of scionwood that we were most sure would not grow when we used it, but we did use it, hoping, and most of it did fail, as we expected.

  4. The principal object of this scheme will be to establish sources of scionwood at various places in the state and to instruct interested parties in the art of grafting.

  5. We now have a fair supply of scionwood on our station trees and are in a position to proceed with a modest top-working programme out in the state.

  6. We believe that nut tree nurserymen should undertake the propagation of new varieties of proven merit and we have endeavored to furnish our local nurserymen and others with scionwood of our best native selections or introductions.

  7. If the cellar is not a good storage cellar for roots and herbs it will not be good enough for the scionwood as it will be too warm generally.

  8. Although this tree did not bear nuts I have used it as a source of scionwood for several years.

  9. Do not make the bundles of scionwood too large, from 10 to 20 scions in a bundle is better than a large number and much easier to handle.

  10. Of course, these tags may be used for small trees as well as grafts and scionwood and it is always well to do a good job of labeling all work, since many errors may result from disregard to this important detail.

  11. Scionwood may be cut the fall before grafting is to be done, after the growing season has ended, but some prefer to cut the scions in early spring.

  12. These were propagated by obtaining scionwood from the originators of the variety and grafting it on these seedling trees.

  13. The next fall I obtained more scionwood from Mr. Fobes and having kept it in good condition during the winter by storing it in a Harrington graft box shown by illustration, I was able to graft it in the spring.

  14. This is not always possible in choosing scionwood, however, since scionwood is usually selected for such reasons as the quality of its fruit.

  15. However, I have found that the best storage conditions for all scionwood that I have yet discovered is in the use of peat moss.

  16. Weschcke] Cutting scionwood early one spring, I noticed that the sap was running very fast in the grafted Stabler tree previously referred to.

  17. Selection of good scionwood and bud wood, a very important matter, is made according to definite standards.

  18. I therefore set myself to preserve scionwood in its fresh state.

  19. While preparing some scionwood inside the tent one day, I heard a cow approaching and picked up a heavy hickory club which I had for protection at night, intending to rush out and give the animal a proper lesson in minding its own business.

  20. To hasten the acclimatization of a tender variety, I cut scionwood from such unions early in the winter, storing it until spring.

  21. I have also grafted scionwood from the original tree on black walnut stocks at my farm in order to determine more completely the quality of this variety.

  22. To the nurseryman, with his winter grafting of fruit trees, the keeping of the scionwood long enough for his purpose in the cold of the winter season is no problem at all.

  23. I have had, at different times in the past, scionwood in my box three years old, much of it seemingly still good.

  24. The writer spent one week in Ontario during March for the purpose of introducing scionwood and trees of promising varieties of English walnuts, heartnuts and hybrid walnuts.

  25. I have brought to your attention what have been considered the very best methods of keeping scionwood dormant and in best possible condition, and all agree that this is of vital importance for successful grafting.

  26. You undoubtedly have the best method of keeping scionwood known at the present day," and Prof.

  27. No bottom in the box but it has three cross bars nailed across inside to hold all scionwood up two inches from the earth floor.

  28. Scionwood is sometimes dipped in wax, paraffin, or plastic resin before storing in order to prevent loss of moisture and guard against pathogenic organisms.

  29. The first two slides show Mr. Becker removing the scionwood from his storage pit, selecting the scions and preparing to go out to do the grafting.

  30. Mr. Slate sent us scionwood and we grafted these scions in the spring and layered them shortly afterwards.

  31. The scionwood was put on native butternut and black walnut.

  32. Scionwood of the better varieties has been distributed to interested growers.

  33. None of the English walnut with which I continued experiments lived over the first winter until I received scionwood from Prof.

  34. Later on, he sent me scionwood from other known hardy varieties which I placed on butternut, and many of these made tremendous growths but were winterkilled the very first winter.


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