GamesBowknot RelayThe pupils of each aisle constitute a team. A piece of string... Tree Ball _5 to 15 or more players._ _Out of doors._ _Football;... Lobster Race Each competitor gets down on the starting line on all fours a... Cat And Mouse One pupil is designated to play the role of cat, another that... Introductory Introductory Note.--Games of the "subjective" class, designat... Ring The Bell In the centre of a hoop eighteen inches in diameter--(an ordi... Animal Show. An amusing game for children is one in which each child i... Here I Bake Here I Brew The players join hands in a circle, with one of their number ... |
Source: The Book Of Sports
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Grafting And BuddingGrafting is the transferring of a shoot of one tree into the stem of
another, called the _stock_. Into this a slit is made; and then the
scion or shoot is cut into the form of a tongue and inserted into it.
The head of the stock is then cut off in a slanting direction, and the
two are then tied together, or closely wrapped together, in moss,
covered with grafting clay. No book can give directions so clear for
grafting, as to enable the young gardener to perform it successfully. He
must see it done, try it afterwards, and then ask if he has done it
correctly; and to learn grafting and budding well, it is only necessary
to get on the right side of the gardener. The same may be said as
regards the pruning of vines, fruit and wall trees. Ten minutes'
experience with the gardener will teach more than twenty volumes on the
subject.
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