This section is from the book "Pictorial Practical Rose Growing", by Walter P. Wright. Also available from Amazon: Pictorial Practical Rose Growing.
D, A Rose tree properly planted: m, a layer of thoroughly decayed manure covered with fine soil; n, the soil which has been excavated replaced, the roots spread out in the hole, with the collar just below the surface; o, the prepared bed; p, a mulching of manure 2 inches thick.
E, a section of a bed with the trees properly planted: q, bed; r, grass; s, shoots shortened a little to avoid rocking by the wind.
F, a section in which the tree has been rocked hither and thither by the wind: t, a hole made at the stem, thereby injuring it and affecting the rooting prejudicially.
G, a plant staked: u, stake, and shoot secured to it.
 
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