Use one ounce of the liver of sulphur to two gallons of water

Use one ounce of the liver of sulphur to two gallons of water

Use one ounce of the liver of sulphur to two gallons of water

Mildew on the rose or on any other plant may be killed by spraying the leaves with a solution of liver of sulphur; to make this solution, use one ounce of the liver of sulphur to two gallons of water.

The fungus that causes the pear-leaf spots has its spores in little pits (Fig. 115). The spores of some fungi also grow on stalks, as shown in Fig. 116. This figure represents an enlarged view of the pear scab, which causes so much destruction.