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5. Prune back about onethird of the top portion to compensate for root damage.
6. Stake to prevent future lawn mower damage.
7. Do not use fertilizer or manure at time of planting because there is danger of burning root hairs.
8. If the soil becomes dry...water once a week...really soak it until plants become established.
ORCHARD TOUR
The Rappahannock and Madison Extension Fruit Growers’ Committee invites you to join us in the 1978 Spring series of orchard tours. This series of in the orchard meetings will start the first Wednesday in April and will continue each Wednesday there after until the end of May. We will meet at the host orchard at 11:00 a.m. Tour the orchard with the grower, Ed. Phillips, Dr. Bob Horsburg and other fruit specialists. We will then eat lunch together at 12 Noon. Discuss current problems and control recommendations. And you can be on your way home by 12:30 p.m. Bring your own bag lunch. The host orchardist will furnish drinks. April 5 (Rappahannock): Jens Tholand, Piedmont Farms, Rt. 231, F. T. Valley. April 12 (Madison): John W. Jenkins, Etlan-Orchard at home place on Route 646 near Nethers.
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