Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Canadian Horticulturist, 1916, Vol. 39
Nitrogen forces the growth and pro duces thriftiness; without its presence in our soils, our orchards would make but little growth. Large sized leaves of a dark green color indicate its pres ence in quantity.
Phosphorus aids the tree in assimi lating other plant foods. It also as sists in transporting the various foods to each section of the tree. Without its presence we have a poorly devel oped tree.
Potash produces fruit; hence the necessity of an abundant supply.
Calcium hardens and makes our trees sturdy, enabling them to bear the crops of fruit. It is of great impo1t ance to day, because it breaks down the crude potash in our soils making it available for the trees. It is also essen tial for correcting acidity in sour. Soils.
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