...conidia ripen iu early summer, and, if tho knots are seen in the spring, they should be cut off at once. Not only should diseased branches of cultivated cherries...and the wild plum, in the neighborhood of orchards. As a supporter of this disease "the choke cherry is a most dangerous enemy and should be destroyed....

...oonidia ripen in early summer, and, if tho knots are seen in the spring, they should be out off at once. Not only should diseased branches of cultivated cherries and plums be removed, but nil means should be taken to destroy the choke cherry, the bird cherry, and the wild plum, in the neighborhood...

...the conidiospores ripen in early summer, if knots are seen in spring they should be cut away at once. Not only should diseased branches of cultivated cherries and plums be removed, but also the choke cherry, bird cherry, and wild plum in the vicinity of orchards be destroyed. Some recommend...

...conidia ripen in early summer ; and, if knots are seen in the spring, they should be cut off at once. Not only should diseased branches of cultivated cherries...particularly, the choke cherry can only be regarded as a pest. We notice that Mr. Emerson, in the new edition of his " Trees and Shrubs of Massachusetts," recommends...

...conidia ripen in early summer; and, if knots are seen in the spring, they should be cut off at once. Not only should diseased branches of cultivated cherries...wild plum, in the neighborhood of orchards. In New En-laud, particularly, the choke cherry can only be regarded as a pest. We notice that Mr. Emerson,...