American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... Plant . - Sow seeds of these in into bearing . border for 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 ...
... Plant . - Sow seeds of these in into bearing . border for 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 ...
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... Plant this as suggested last month . If the weather prove dry after plant- ing , keep newly planted beds well watered . It is especially desirable to avoid gaps in the edging . Herbaceous Plants . - Divide and plant out these . Many of ...
... Plant this as suggested last month . If the weather prove dry after plant- ing , keep newly planted beds well watered . It is especially desirable to avoid gaps in the edging . Herbaceous Plants . - Divide and plant out these . Many of ...
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... plants : FOOD FOR PLANTS . which , as manures , enter into the composition of plants or are useful in improving the soil . The speaker here filled a glass funnel with a specimen of soil taken at random from the neighborhood , and after ...
... plants : FOOD FOR PLANTS . which , as manures , enter into the composition of plants or are useful in improving the soil . The speaker here filled a glass funnel with a specimen of soil taken at random from the neighborhood , and after ...
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