Gardening for Little Girls
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FALL PROTECTION Late in the fall mound up the earth well around the roots of all your roses, and give them a goodl 62 GARDENING FOR LITTLE GIRLS covering of coarse manure or leaves. The more tender kinds can be laid over and protected with litter or boughs.
SPRING PRUNING Then early in the spring, before the first of April, cut back the hardy roses, keeping only the strong canes, which, however, should be shortened to about 10 inches. The middle of April prune the more tender varieties. But rem...ove from both all shoots growing in toward the center, and cut all weak plants back to the third or fourth eye, to promote stronger growth and larger flowers.
Climbing roses need only the weak branches and tips removed.
Date new climbing canes with wired wooden tags each spring, and cut out all over three years old.
This renews the stock, restrains ambitious climbing, and produces better flowers.
SPRAYING About this time a spraying first of Bordeaux mixture to prevent disease, and a little later a spraying of whale-oil soapsuds as warning to the great army of bugs, slugs, etc., will give your roses 63 GARDENING FO R LITTLE GIRLS a good start toward a successful season of bloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FALL PROTECTION Late in the fall mound up the earth well around the roots of all your roses, and give them a goodl 62 GARDENING FOR LITTLE GIRLS covering of coarse manure or leaves. The more tender kinds can be laid over and protected with litter or boughs.
SPRING PRUNING Then early in the spring, before the first of April, cut back the hardy roses, keeping only the strong canes, which, however, should be shortened to about 10 inches. The middle of April prune the more tender varieties. But rem...ove from both all shoots growing in toward the center, and cut all weak plants back to the third or fourth eye, to promote stronger growth and larger flowers.
Climbing roses need only the weak branches and tips removed.
Date new climbing canes with wired wooden tags each spring, and cut out all over three years old.
This renews the stock, restrains ambitious climbing, and produces better flowers.
SPRAYING About this time a spraying first of Bordeaux mixture to prevent disease, and a little later a spraying of whale-oil soapsuds as warning to the great army of bugs, slugs, etc., will give your roses 63 GARDENING FO R LITTLE GIRLS a good start toward a successful season of bloom.
What to read after Gardening for Little Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foster, Olive Hyde to read onlineMoreLess
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