Agriculture
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Red clover begins to blossom about with orchard grass and will blossom continually throughout the season, even if not cut. It reaches the best condition for cutting earlier than timothy, with which it is often sown. It is better suited for sowing with orchard grass than with timothy, as the two species mature at about the same time.
506. Pea vine clover ( Trifolium pratense, variety perenne*) — This va- riety of clover closely resembles the red but has more hairy leaves, weaker stems, and large...r blossoms. It is larger and better for soils inclined to be wet than common red clover.
507. Mammoth clover {Trifolium medium) — This closely resembles red clover, but is a somewhat larger plant and has narrower leaflets, which are without the pale spot found on the leaflets of red clover. This clover flowers somewhat later than red clover and is better suited for sowing in mixtures with timothy on that account. It will also do somewhat better on wet soils than the common red clover.
508. Alsike clover ( Trifolium hybridurn) — This combines many of Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Red clover begins to blossom about with orchard grass and will blossom continually throughout the season, even if not cut. It reaches the best condition for cutting earlier than timothy, with which it is often sown. It is better suited for sowing with orchard grass than with timothy, as the two species mature at about the same time.
506. Pea vine clover ( Trifolium pratense, variety perenne*) — This va- riety of clover closely resembles the red but has more hairy leaves, weaker stems, and large...r blossoms. It is larger and better for soils inclined to be wet than common red clover.
507. Mammoth clover {Trifolium medium) — This closely resembles red clover, but is a somewhat larger plant and has narrower leaflets, which are without the pale spot found on the leaflets of red clover. This clover flowers somewhat later than red clover and is better suited for sowing in mixtures with timothy on that account. It will also do somewhat better on wet soils than the common red clover.
508. Alsike clover ( Trifolium hybridurn) — This combines many of Fig.
What to read after Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks, William Penn, 1851- to read onlineMoreLess
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