A Brief Compend of American Agriculture
A Brief Compend of American Agriculture
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It grows with the greatest certainty and luxuriance either from the suckers or cuttings. The ground should be rich and well worked and the bushes set at least six feet apart. They require plenty of sun and air like all other fruits. The Red is the most common kind, but the large Dutch White is sweeter and more delicious, a great bearer, larger, and as easily cultivated. The English Black is very productive, of great size, and makes a fine jelly. It has peculiar efficacy in sickness. The usual m...ode of plant- ing currants near fences is objectionable. They should stand out where the gardener can get around them and where the fruit can have plenty of air and sun. This improves the fruit, and insects and vermin are more effectually pre. Vented from harboring beneath the bushes.
THE GOOSEBERRY.
This makes a palatable tart and as a ripe fruit possesses some excellence. It is easily raised, and prefers a cool, moist, rich soil in a sheltered position. It has been brought to the highest perfection in Lancashire, England, and in Scot- land, under the influence of their cool weather and intermina- ble fogs and rains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It grows with the greatest certainty and luxuriance either from the suckers or cuttings. The ground should be rich and well worked and the bushes set at least six feet apart. They require plenty of sun and air like all other fruits. The Red is the most common kind, but the large Dutch White is sweeter and more delicious, a great bearer, larger, and as easily cultivated. The English Black is very productive, of great size, and makes a fine jelly. It has peculiar efficacy in sickness. The usual m...ode of plant- ing currants near fences is objectionable. They should stand out where the gardener can get around them and where the fruit can have plenty of air and sun. This improves the fruit, and insects and vermin are more effectually pre. Vented from harboring beneath the bushes.
THE GOOSEBERRY.
This makes a palatable tart and as a ripe fruit possesses some excellence. It is easily raised, and prefers a cool, moist, rich soil in a sheltered position. It has been brought to the highest perfection in Lancashire, England, and in Scot- land, under the influence of their cool weather and intermina- ble fogs and rains.
What to read after A Brief Compend of American Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R L Richard L Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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