Cabbages And Cauliflowers: How to Grow Them. a Practical Treatise, Giving Full Details On Every Point, Including Keeping And Marketing the Crop
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I am, also, careful to bring the cabbages to the pit as soon as pulled, with the earth among the roots as little dis- turbed as possible ; and, should the roots appear to be dry, to throw a little earth over them after the cab- bages are set in the ^trench. The few loose leaves remaining will prevent the earth from sifting down between the heads, and the air chambers thus made answer a capital purpose in keeping out the cold, as air is one of the best non-conductors of heat. It is said that muc...k-soil, when well drained, is an excellent one to bury cabbage in, as its antiseptic properties preserve them from decay. If the object is to pre- serve the cabbage for market purposes only, the heads may be buried in the same position in which they grew, or they may be inverted, the stump having no value in itself ; but if for seed purposes, they must be buried head up, as, whatever injures the stump, spoils the whole cabbage for that object. I store between ten and fifty thousand heads annually to raise seed from, and carry them through till planting time with a degree of success varying from a loss, for seed pur- poses, of from one-half to thirty-three per cent, of the CABBAGES AND CAULIFLOWEllS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am, also, careful to bring the cabbages to the pit as soon as pulled, with the earth among the roots as little dis- turbed as possible ; and, should the roots appear to be dry, to throw a little earth over them after the cab- bages are set in the ^trench. The few loose leaves remaining will prevent the earth from sifting down between the heads, and the air chambers thus made answer a capital purpose in keeping out the cold, as air is one of the best non-conductors of heat. It is said that muc...k-soil, when well drained, is an excellent one to bury cabbage in, as its antiseptic properties preserve them from decay. If the object is to pre- serve the cabbage for market purposes only, the heads may be buried in the same position in which they grew, or they may be inverted, the stump having no value in itself ; but if for seed purposes, they must be buried head up, as, whatever injures the stump, spoils the whole cabbage for that object. I store between ten and fifty thousand heads annually to raise seed from, and carry them through till planting time with a degree of success varying from a loss, for seed pur- poses, of from one-half to thirty-three per cent, of the CABBAGES AND CAULIFLOWEllS.
What to read after Cabbages And Cauliflowers: How to Grow Them. a Practical Treatise, Giving Full Details On Every Point, Including Keeping And Marketing the Crop?
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