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Eight or ten seeds should be sown in each hill, thinning out after they have attained their rough leaves, leaving three or four of the strongest plants.
They are extensively grown for market, but are not sufficiently profitable for our highly cultivated gardens, and are therefore grown rather as a farm-garderu crop.
They vary in profit, in our vicinity, of from $100 to $25 per acre. The early varieties are grown quite exten- sively in the vicinity of Norfolk, Charleston and Savan- nah, and ship...ped North, from two to four weeks earlier than they can be had here, and, like all such commodi- ties, bring three or four times the price of those grown in this vicinity, in quantities that glut the market.
The varieties are very numerous, and from the facility with which they will cross, it is very difficult to retain the different kinds pure.
SUMMER VARIETIES.
Yellow and White Bush Scalloped.— (See figure 93.) These varieties are the two kinds that -are considered the earliest, and are grown almost exclusively for market for first crop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eight or ten seeds should be sown in each hill, thinning out after they have attained their rough leaves, leaving three or four of the strongest plants.
They are extensively grown for market, but are not sufficiently profitable for our highly cultivated gardens, and are therefore grown rather as a farm-garderu crop.
They vary in profit, in our vicinity, of from $100 to $25 per acre. The early varieties are grown quite exten- sively in the vicinity of Norfolk, Charleston and Savan- nah, and ship...ped North, from two to four weeks earlier than they can be had here, and, like all such commodi- ties, bring three or four times the price of those grown in this vicinity, in quantities that glut the market.
The varieties are very numerous, and from the facility with which they will cross, it is very difficult to retain the different kinds pure.
SUMMER VARIETIES.
Yellow and White Bush Scalloped.— (See figure 93.) These varieties are the two kinds that -are considered the earliest, and are grown almost exclusively for market for first crop.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henderson, Peter, 1822-1890. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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