Tree Planters' Notes Volume 18, Number 4 (1967)

Quickly Detachable Rubber-Tired Wheels on Cultivator Saves Much Time in Hauling to Planting Site

John Buetzberger

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A Comparison of Three Packaging Methods for Slash Pine Seedlings

F. S. Broerman and J. G. Hammer

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Herbicide Aids Survival of Douglas-Fir Seedlings Planted on Dry Sites in Oregon; Root Wrapping has Little Effect

Monroe Bickford and Richard K. Hermann

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Phytoactin does not Improve Survival of Stored Monterey Pine and Douglas-Fir Seedlings

John R. Ritchey, Ronald S. Adams and Samuel F. Gossard

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Effect of Storage on Subsequent Growth and Repellency of Douglas-Fir Seedlings Sprayed with TMTD

Homer S. Ward, M. A. Radwan and Wendell E. Dodge

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Paper Mulch Helps Ponderosa Pine Seedlings Get Started on Dry Sites in Oregon

Richard K. Hermann

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Cycocel Effectively Retards Nursery Height Grwoth of Eucalyptus Grandis

George Meskimen

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Growth and Nutrition of Black Spruce Planted on Cutover Upland Raw Humus in Quebec

Gordon F. Weetman

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Portable Electric Conveyor Removes Empty Cones From Kiln

Karl Lanquist

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Larger Sweetgum Seedlings are More Vigorous Two Years After Planting

John W. Johnson and Robert L. McElwee

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Clay Slurry Root Dip Impairs Survival of Loblolly Pine Seedlings in Mississippi

Hamlin L. Williston

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