The Small Fruit CulturistO. Judd & Company, 1914 - 298 páginas |
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... known as the leading native varieties , and if half the time and skill had been bestowed upon the native Red Raspberry , in endeavoring to produce new sorts , as has been upon the foreign , we would now have something better than even ...
... known as the leading native varieties , and if half the time and skill had been bestowed upon the native Red Raspberry , in endeavoring to produce new sorts , as has been upon the foreign , we would now have something better than even ...
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... known . The public taste in this country has not as yet been sufficiently cultivated to discriminate or select the ... known , some kind that was adapted to their particular soil and location . It is well known to every experienced ...
... known . The public taste in this country has not as yet been sufficiently cultivated to discriminate or select the ... known , some kind that was adapted to their particular soil and location . It is well known to every experienced ...
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... known , contains gases that are beneficial to plants , and if the soil is in a condition to allow it to pass through it , a large portion of these gases will be retained , but if the surface is hard , the water either runs off or ...
... known , contains gases that are beneficial to plants , and if the soil is in a condition to allow it to pass through it , a large portion of these gases will be retained , but if the surface is hard , the water either runs off or ...
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... known as " Mountain " or " Bush - Grapes . They were formerly placed in the genus Mahonia ; and are principally cultivated for orna- ment ; the pioneers in the regions named considered the berries as edible , and as a substitute for ...
... known as " Mountain " or " Bush - Grapes . They were formerly placed in the genus Mahonia ; and are principally cultivated for orna- ment ; the pioneers in the regions named considered the berries as edible , and as a substitute for ...
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... known in this country than any others . The most common is the original species , which is found growing wild in many places in the New England States . It is also quite common in gardens . The fruit is oblong , about half an inch in ...
... known in this country than any others . The most common is the original species , which is found growing wild in many places in the New England States . It is also quite common in gardens . The fruit is oblong , about half an inch in ...
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Página 227 - ... available situation should be selected. Also, in enriching the ground, use no fermenting manure; apply none but that which is old and well rotted. Cow manure is far better than horse manure, particularly on light, warm soils. Mulching the plants in summer is very beneficial, and if tan bark o> •pent hops from a brewery can be obtained, they should be used in preference to hay or straw.