The Small Fruit CulturistO. Judd & Company, 1914 - 298 páginas |
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... light sandy , clayey , or loamy soil , " as the case may be , thereby giving a key to the secret of his success and the failure of others . There was a time in the history of horticulture when secrets were a merchantable commodity , and ...
... light sandy , clayey , or loamy soil , " as the case may be , thereby giving a key to the secret of his success and the failure of others . There was a time in the history of horticulture when secrets were a merchantable commodity , and ...
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... light colored film , which , when the fungus be- Fig . 7 . cup with Fig . 6 . comes mature , bursts and leaves the edges of the the uneven margin shown in figure 8. When this covering bursts , the cups discharge their spores or ...
... light colored film , which , when the fungus be- Fig . 7 . cup with Fig . 6 . comes mature , bursts and leaves the edges of the the uneven margin shown in figure 8. When this covering bursts , the cups discharge their spores or ...
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... light soil , the roots will spread further in search of food and they are not so readily affected by drouth . There is another peculiarity in the form of the roots which is worthy of attention . The native Strawberry produces stools ...
... light soil , the roots will spread further in search of food and they are not so readily affected by drouth . There is another peculiarity in the form of the roots which is worthy of attention . The native Strawberry produces stools ...
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... light and friable , and the seeds not covered more than one - quarter of an inch deep . Keep the soil moist , and the plants will usually begin to appear m four to six weeks after sowing . When they have formed four or five leaves they ...
... light and friable , and the seeds not covered more than one - quarter of an inch deep . Keep the soil moist , and the plants will usually begin to appear m four to six weeks after sowing . When they have formed four or five leaves they ...
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... light sand or heavy clay may be made , with a very little expense , to produce abundant crops . A deep soil , whether it be naturally light or STRAWBERRY . 53.
... light sand or heavy clay may be made , with a very little expense , to produce abundant crops . A deep soil , whether it be naturally light or STRAWBERRY . 53.
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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.