Rapport annuel ..[bulletins et circulaires] . g. 58) ; ensuite, 1/^la plaie est étroitement liée à un cordon souple ou à une bête. Les bourgeons peuvent être effectués chaque fois que l'écorce glisse et que les bourgeons bien cultivés peuvent être fixés, c'est-à-dire au printemps ou à la fin de l'été. Il se produit habituellement à la dernière saison ; et thenthe bourgeon ne jette pas une pousse le même mer-fils, mais se développe simplement rapidement au stock. Le nextspring il jette une pousse et fait un tronc ; et en attendant, le stock a été coupé juste au-dessus du bourgeon. C'est-à-dire, le bud-shoot takesthe place du haut du stock. Shield-Budding est perfo

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Annual report ..[bulletins and circulars] . g. 58) ; then , 1/^the wound is tightly bound with soft cord or bast. Budding may be performed whenever the bark will slip and when well grown buds can be secured, —that is, either in spring or late summer. It isusually performed at the latter season ; and thenthe bud does not throw out a shoot the same sea-son, but merely grows fast to the stock. The nextspring it throws out a shoot and makes a trunk ;and in the meantime the stock has been cut offjust above the bud. That is, the bud-shoot takesthe place of the top of the stock. Shield-budding is performed only on small andyoung stocks. It is usually exclusively employedin the propagtion of stone fruits, as cherries, peaches, plums, apricots, for experience has proved that it is preferable to otherforms of grafting. It may also be employed for other fruit trees.How is a peach tree made? In 1898, a pit or seed is saved.In the spring of 1899, it is planted. The young tree comes upquickly. In August 1899, the little stock has one bud—of. 59.— Tfif bud tied. 92 the desired variety—inserted near the ground. In the springof 1900, the stock is severed just above the bud : the bud throwsout a shoot which grows to a height of four or six feet ; and inthe fall of 1900 the tree is sold. It is known as a year-old tree ;but the root is two years old. How is an apple tree made? The seed is saved in 1898, planted in 1899. The seedlings do not grow so rapidly as thoseof the peach. At the end of 1899, they are taken up and sorted ;and in the spring of 1900 they are planted. In July or August, 1900, they are budded. In the spring of 1901 the stock is cutoff above the bud ; and the bud-shoot grows three or four feet.In 1902, the shoot branches, or the top begins to form ; and inthe fall of 1902, the tree may be sold as a two-year-old, althoughmost persons prefer to buy it in 1903 as a three-year-old. Insome parts of the country, particularly in the west, the littleseedling is grafted in t

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