Gardening in Florida
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The plants are very hardy after getting a start. It is not easy to produce an onion crop without onion plants; hence a little care at this point pays well. Keep out the weeds and grass, and 104 GARDENING IN FLORIDA.
when the plants grow to the size of a goose quill, they are ready to transplant.
When the plants are drawn out to re-set, jnnch of the roots and set the bulb ; this is done very rapidly ; tlien press the bulb into soft, well-prepared soil, to the depth of half an inch or little more..., in drills ten or twelve inches apart in the drill.
Prepare beds for the plants very much like the seed-beds, and put four rows on a bed of five feet width, with a foot path be- tween the beds, and never tread on the beds. Keep out the weeds and grass, but do not cut down in the soil with a hoe.
The young roots permeate the beds, and to cut them is to in- flict a great injury. If sown in October, with good culture, the crop ought to be ready for marketing by or before the first of May.
HARVESTING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The plants are very hardy after getting a start. It is not easy to produce an onion crop without onion plants; hence a little care at this point pays well. Keep out the weeds and grass, and 104 GARDENING IN FLORIDA.
when the plants grow to the size of a goose quill, they are ready to transplant.
When the plants are drawn out to re-set, jnnch of the roots and set the bulb ; this is done very rapidly ; tlien press the bulb into soft, well-prepared soil, to the depth of half an inch or little more..., in drills ten or twelve inches apart in the drill.
Prepare beds for the plants very much like the seed-beds, and put four rows on a bed of five feet width, with a foot path be- tween the beds, and never tread on the beds. Keep out the weeds and grass, but do not cut down in the soil with a hoe.
The young roots permeate the beds, and to cut them is to in- flict a great injury. If sown in October, with good culture, the crop ought to be ready for marketing by or before the first of May.
HARVESTING.
What to read after Gardening in Florida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitner, J. N. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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