The Small Fruit CulturistO. Judd & Company, 1914 - 298 páginas |
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... moist by frequent stirring , let them select a piece of ground under some open shed where no rain has reached for a year or more , break up the soil and pulverize it finely ; then stir it and turn it over every morning for a week or two ...
... moist by frequent stirring , let them select a piece of ground under some open shed where no rain has reached for a year or more , break up the soil and pulverize it finely ; then stir it and turn it over every morning for a week or two ...
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... moist cool climate of that country as in our own . The introduction of the South American species ( F grandiflora ) gave a new impetus to Strawberry culture in Europe . The fruit is naturally much larger and sweeter than any of the ...
... moist cool climate of that country as in our own . The introduction of the South American species ( F grandiflora ) gave a new impetus to Strawberry culture in Europe . The fruit is naturally much larger and sweeter than any of the ...
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... 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 may be transplanted into the open ground - if they have been started in pots or boxes . When sown in ...
... 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 may be transplanted into the open ground - if they have been started in pots or boxes . When sown in ...
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... moist . A tenacious clay makes the best puddle , but it will sometimes adhere so closely to the roots as to become injurious . It is well to puddle , before packing , the roots of plants that are to be transported a long distance , and ...
... moist . A tenacious clay makes the best puddle , but it will sometimes adhere so closely to the roots as to become injurious . It is well to puddle , before packing , the roots of plants that are to be transported a long distance , and ...
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... the purpose of keeping the fruit clean and the ground moist . After the fruit has been gathered , sufficient mulch ng may be applied to keep down all weeds , or all of it may be removed , and a plow passed between the STRAWBERRY . 61.
... the purpose of keeping the fruit clean and the ground moist . After the fruit has been gathered , sufficient mulch ng may be applied to keep down all weeds , or all of it may be removed , and a plow passed between the STRAWBERRY . 61.
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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.