Circular to Consuls
Circular to Consuls
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Where the seeds of plants cannot be successfully trans- mitted, they may be sown in boxes, and sent in a vege- tating state. Where more than one kind is sown in the same box, they should be kept distinct by laths, fastened in it crosswise on a level with the surface of the ground in which they are sown: and, when different soils are required, it will be necessary to make separate compart- ments in the box. In either case they should be properly marked, and referred to in the descriptive notes w...hich ac- company them.
When plants cannot be propagated from seeds with a cer- tainty of their possessing the same qualities which long; culture or other causes may have given them, they may be sent in a growing state. For this purpose, they should be taken up when young. Those, however, who are ac- quainted with their cultivation in the countries where they grow, will know at what age they may be safely and advantageously removed. They may be transplanted direct into the boxes in which they are to be conveyed ; or, where that cannot be conveniently done, they may be ta- ken up with a ball of earth about the roots, and the roots of each surrounded with wet moss, carefully tied about it to keep the earth moist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where the seeds of plants cannot be successfully trans- mitted, they may be sown in boxes, and sent in a vege- tating state. Where more than one kind is sown in the same box, they should be kept distinct by laths, fastened in it crosswise on a level with the surface of the ground in which they are sown: and, when different soils are required, it will be necessary to make separate compart- ments in the box. In either case they should be properly marked, and referred to in the descriptive notes w...hich ac- company them.
When plants cannot be propagated from seeds with a cer- tainty of their possessing the same qualities which long; culture or other causes may have given them, they may be sent in a growing state. For this purpose, they should be taken up when young. Those, however, who are ac- quainted with their cultivation in the countries where they grow, will know at what age they may be safely and advantageously removed. They may be transplanted direct into the boxes in which they are to be conveyed ; or, where that cannot be conveniently done, they may be ta- ken up with a ball of earth about the roots, and the roots of each surrounded with wet moss, carefully tied about it to keep the earth moist.
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