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TREE AND SHRUB PLANTING: Fruit tree and shrub planting should be completed as soon as possible, as in the warmer districts it will not be long before the sap will begin to rise, and early varieties will be once again blossoming. Choose dry weather for this job. Plant shallow, not more than one inch deeper than the tree was before in its nursery row. Dig the land first, then dig the hole, not too deep so as to disturb too much subsoil, as often, especially in heavy clay soils, water will lie and become a menace to young roots. Spread the roots very carefully out, evenly around the tree; cover with well crumbled earth, firming well, and then secure with a good stake.

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Te Ao Hou, Autumn 1953, Page 42

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TREE AND SHRUB PLANTING: Te Ao Hou, Autumn 1953, Page 42

TREE AND SHRUB PLANTING: Te Ao Hou, Autumn 1953, Page 42

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