Growing Nuts in the North
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Growing Nuts in the North is a book by Carl Weschcke. The book is described as a personal story of the author's experience of 33 years with nut culture in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The description adds that the book "Includes his failures as well as final successes" and "Tells how to grow and to propagate nut bearing trees and shrubs".
The writer says his family moved to St. Paul, Minnesota, where his home now is and where his experimental work with nuts was begun. The book says that butternut trees can bleed freely in the spring if the outer bark is cut, and can be tapped like maple trees and their sap boiled down to make a sweet syrup. The book says that hazel and filbert cross readily and the resulting seedlings will usually bear after only three or four years.
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- Author
- Carl Weschcke
- Pages
- 87
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Educational
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