American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... late and hardy plants . Peas . - Plant peas without delay , if not al- ready done , and have a succession of crops ten days . Potatoes . - Plant potatoes as heretofore di- rected for early use . Cover the sets with good compost in the ...
... late and hardy plants . Peas . - Plant peas without delay , if not al- ready done , and have a succession of crops ten days . Potatoes . - Plant potatoes as heretofore di- rected for early use . Cover the sets with good compost in the ...
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... late crop sow seed thickly now in rich soil . Lima Beans . - These may be planted late in the month if the soil be very warm , otherwise they will rot . The poles may be got in place and the hills manured and got in readiness for ...
... late crop sow seed thickly now in rich soil . Lima Beans . - These may be planted late in the month if the soil be very warm , otherwise they will rot . The poles may be got in place and the hills manured and got in readiness for ...
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... late crop of all of these by securing an abundant supply of plants . If the seed have failed to give enough plants , sow again now , and force the growth by frequent waterings with liquid manure . Celery . - Celery may now be planted ...
... late crop of all of these by securing an abundant supply of plants . If the seed have failed to give enough plants , sow again now , and force the growth by frequent waterings with liquid manure . Celery . - Celery may now be planted ...
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