Deseret Evening News | 1892-04-01 | Page 4 | Proning Ta Roses

PRUNIMQ i LA MU39. oiu Ilt4(ulrr rulllite Murk, IMlirr. lllonra llr.t U In ii lrrttu riirtimbr. Kearl) nil of tho toa roHiv tan bu grown outhtirown roots in standard ir troo form by sehtctlng a stroug, Afgoroui rlimit and not ulliwiug any othin to glow. hither grown in this form or ns a bush tiny tint illy d thinning out Tako out thu fine, smnll wood, leatlngtlio strongtnt and let br-imhiit, ilnnj kinds will not Iwar tutting back mm It hnclnurUli sua M mo doWalto villi", Mplettw. CiutUi do h)on, Ho-lur, Ho-lur, Cohi multlrlort ati'l many ollur wlllgiu)!oul Uowirsif thohnowixNl la uuioud, but aro almost worthlos if lot piopo.ly circil for, ThilrdisiMuition skeins to bo to "ho branches iiutta I of llowers, or soto man) bud- aro fonnod, and only b cutting cut-ting them fit iau wo get iirfoct hhw solus Hows of htrougLr growth cnu Inj cut Itaek, but all tftuuM lo Ihlitind vwhjiuU to alljw tho tir und suushluo b) g. thmiti.'!, 1Io ( or tlin Not tto im j are istrilni trli si um nb nt Ik in tnini-d nndnClntli r U 11, (tl if ml Hij n Marr-ih-il Nl. 1 mid v. u L i inanmo will ner r bl huh will as whui left entirely to tlum-clvea If they lonst l i nniod, do it after their spring bloflsoinlng, says a menilrr if tint California tato 1 loral aockity in giving tao foregoing hints,