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...the openings or spacings in the above-ground part of the community, since root systems are generally less constrained in their horizontal growth patterns ...e year is critical. Such relationships are shown graphically in [[climate diagrams]]. By graphing the long term monthly averages of the two variables against

...cheap. The main principle is to plant them early enough to secure a strong root development. There- fore, they should be ordered early, and planted m v the ...et-beds are very numerous, but there are certain recognized standards. The diagrams (Figs. 489 to 494) give forms and planting material for a half-dozen unlike

...r. This use of the term is explained under the article Pyrus. However, the root of the word pomology is derived from the Latin pamum rather than from the b ...mological fruits. The greater part of them pertain to the pome fruits. The diagrams (Figs. 1595, 1596) illustrate some of these terms: Spherical, nearly or qui

...ter it has attained the height of 5 or 6 feet, it should not be given more root-room than a small tub or a half-barrel. Ordinarily, it will not need repott ...shallow root-system is advantageous and to very light sandy soils where a root-system of wide foraging range is necessary.

.... If it encroaches upon the walk, cut away the encroaching branch near the root so that the mark of the knife will not be noticed. Such treatment will help Acorus Calamus, sword-shaped leaves and a finger-like flower-cluster; the root is the medicinal calamus.