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When lifted and 114 GAEDENIWG FOR PROFIT.
planted in boxes of earth in a cellar or in cold pits or frames, even as late as November, fine heads may be had until January.
BSUSSELS S'F'RO'UTS.—iBrassica oleracea. Var.) This vegetable has never come into general use in this country, probably owing to its being too tender to stand the winters of the North- ern States. Still, by sow- ing in April or May, and planting out in July, it may be had in fine condi- tion until December ; and in the Southern... States, may be had in use from November to March. Even in England, where it is very extensively grown, it is not much raised for mar- ket, being mainly cultivat- ed for private use. Its cultivation is very simple, and it can be grown on almost any soiL Plant about 2 feet apart, and Fig. 33.-EKUSSELS sPKODTs. cultivatc as^ for Cabbages.
There is only one kind, which is distinguished from all other varieties of the Cabbage tribe by the sprouts or buds, about the size of walnuts, which grow thickly around the stem ; these sprouts are the parts used, and are equal in tenderness and flavor to Cauliflower or Broccoli.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When lifted and 114 GAEDENIWG FOR PROFIT.
planted in boxes of earth in a cellar or in cold pits or frames, even as late as November, fine heads may be had until January.
BSUSSELS S'F'RO'UTS.—iBrassica oleracea. Var.) This vegetable has never come into general use in this country, probably owing to its being too tender to stand the winters of the North- ern States. Still, by sow- ing in April or May, and planting out in July, it may be had in fine condi- tion until December ; and in the Southern... States, may be had in use from November to March. Even in England, where it is very extensively grown, it is not much raised for mar- ket, being mainly cultivat- ed for private use. Its cultivation is very simple, and it can be grown on almost any soiL Plant about 2 feet apart, and Fig. 33.-EKUSSELS sPKODTs. cultivatc as^ for Cabbages.
There is only one kind, which is distinguished from all other varieties of the Cabbage tribe by the sprouts or buds, about the size of walnuts, which grow thickly around the stem ; these sprouts are the parts used, and are equal in tenderness and flavor to Cauliflower or Broccoli.
What to read after Gardening for Profit; a Guide to the Successful Cultivation of the Market And Family Garden ..?
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