American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... vines After remaining about two weeks in the —which make excellent provender — are allow - stack , the picking should be begun , taking off ed to remain on the land . Successive crops may be grown on the same ground if manure The ...
... vines After remaining about two weeks in the —which make excellent provender — are allow - stack , the picking should be begun , taking off ed to remain on the land . Successive crops may be grown on the same ground if manure The ...
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Ornamental Vines and Shrubbery . It belongs to our humanity to love fruits and flowers and all green things , and the more people are shut up in cities the greater is the craving for some hint of the country , which often takes shape in ...
Ornamental Vines and Shrubbery . It belongs to our humanity to love fruits and flowers and all green things , and the more people are shut up in cities the greater is the craving for some hint of the country , which often takes shape in ...
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... vine through- out the summer is beautiful , and in the au- tumn its foliage assumes the most brilliant bues , as if to make its exit in a blaze of glory . " VINES AND SHRUBBERY . The use of vines and shrubbery are especi- ally ...
... vine through- out the summer is beautiful , and in the au- tumn its foliage assumes the most brilliant bues , as if to make its exit in a blaze of glory . " VINES AND SHRUBBERY . The use of vines and shrubbery are especi- ally ...
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