Landscape Garden Series volume 5
Landscape Garden Series volume 5
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In naturalizing, the bulbs should be scattered in handfuls, planting them where they fall. In no case should they be planted too thickly or sparsely. For formal bed- ding the following table can be used for depths and distances: Name Deplh Dist ance Inches Inches Tulips 4 (over tip) 5- 7 Lilies 5 12 Hyacinths 4 6-7 Narcissus 4 6-10 Scillas 3 3-4 Jonquils 3 5-6 Colchium 3 3 Snowdrops 2 3 Anenomes.... ... 1-2 6 PLANTING 25 The planting depth for bulbs is determined in a general way by the size of... the bulb. The distance from the top of the bulb to the sur- face of the ground should be at least one and one-half times the thick- ness of the bulb. All bulbs of the same variety which are to blossom at the same time must be planted at equal depths. To insure the best results with bulbs, and with lilies especially, place a bit of sand in the hole that is to receive the bulb and then use enough sand to completely cover the tip. The sand protects the bulb and helps to keep it from rotting.
CHAPTER IV GENERAL MAINTENANCE THE period of greatest trial to all new plantations is during the first winter and summer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In naturalizing, the bulbs should be scattered in handfuls, planting them where they fall. In no case should they be planted too thickly or sparsely. For formal bed- ding the following table can be used for depths and distances: Name Deplh Dist ance Inches Inches Tulips 4 (over tip) 5- 7 Lilies 5 12 Hyacinths 4 6-7 Narcissus 4 6-10 Scillas 3 3-4 Jonquils 3 5-6 Colchium 3 3 Snowdrops 2 3 Anenomes.... ... 1-2 6 PLANTING 25 The planting depth for bulbs is determined in a general way by the size of... the bulb. The distance from the top of the bulb to the sur- face of the ground should be at least one and one-half times the thick- ness of the bulb. All bulbs of the same variety which are to blossom at the same time must be planted at equal depths. To insure the best results with bulbs, and with lilies especially, place a bit of sand in the hole that is to receive the bulb and then use enough sand to completely cover the tip. The sand protects the bulb and helps to keep it from rotting.
CHAPTER IV GENERAL MAINTENANCE THE period of greatest trial to all new plantations is during the first winter and summer.
What to read after Landscape Garden Series volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Rodney Root to read onlineMoreLess
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