Farm Gardening And Seed Growing
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The selections must be made ac- cording to the characteristics of the variety, the same as CABBAGES. 69 with the early kinds. It may happen that in cutting cab- bages, either early or late, there may be some extra choice heads from which one would desire to grow seed, but from the earliness of the season and the ripeness of the heads it could not be done in the usual form, as they would not keep until spring. To accomplish this, when the said beads are cut, make a mark with the knife across the... top of the stump, and afterwards dig all such stumps and heel them in until fall, when they may be bedded the same as heads. This is known as " stump seed," and while no perceptible difference may be seen in the crop grown from it one year only, yet experience has proven that in time it will deteriorate, and the only way to pro- duce prime cabbage-seed is to grow it directly from the head. I never put the heads away where the seed is to grow, as with early cabbage, but prefer to lay them away in a bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The selections must be made ac- cording to the characteristics of the variety, the same as CABBAGES. 69 with the early kinds. It may happen that in cutting cab- bages, either early or late, there may be some extra choice heads from which one would desire to grow seed, but from the earliness of the season and the ripeness of the heads it could not be done in the usual form, as they would not keep until spring. To accomplish this, when the said beads are cut, make a mark with the knife across the... top of the stump, and afterwards dig all such stumps and heel them in until fall, when they may be bedded the same as heads. This is known as " stump seed," and while no perceptible difference may be seen in the crop grown from it one year only, yet experience has proven that in time it will deteriorate, and the only way to pro- duce prime cabbage-seed is to grow it directly from the head. I never put the heads away where the seed is to grow, as with early cabbage, but prefer to lay them away in a bed.
What to read after Farm Gardening And Seed Growing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Brill to read onlineMoreLess
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