Gardening Indoors And Under Glass
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_ This may be bought cheaply at the florist's and is much betterthan twine for tying up plants and similar purposes, as it is soft andbroad--a dried, ribbon-like grass. It may be had stained green and withgreen stakes makes the support of a plant practically invisible.
_Syringe. _ If only a few plants are kept, a rubber bulb plant sprinklermay do for syringing them. But if one wants to combat insects and keepplants healthy with the least trouble, a small florist's brass syringewill prove a good... investment. With ordinary care they will last alifetime. It will also be useful for applying insecticides in liquidform.
_Fertilizers. _ In addition to the chemicals, etc. , described in ChapterIII, there are to be had concentrated plant foods in tablet form. Theseare very convenient to use, and a box kept on hand will frequently proveuseful. If any number of plants are kept, however, an old metal pail anda small dipper, for mixing and applying liquid manure, should have aplace in the tool outfit and be used frequently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ This may be bought cheaply at the florist's and is much betterthan twine for tying up plants and similar purposes, as it is soft andbroad--a dried, ribbon-like grass. It may be had stained green and withgreen stakes makes the support of a plant practically invisible.
_Syringe. _ If only a few plants are kept, a rubber bulb plant sprinklermay do for syringing them. But if one wants to combat insects and keepplants healthy with the least trouble, a small florist's brass syringewill prove a good... investment. With ordinary care they will last alifetime. It will also be useful for applying insecticides in liquidform.
_Fertilizers. _ In addition to the chemicals, etc. , described in ChapterIII, there are to be had concentrated plant foods in tablet form. Theseare very convenient to use, and a box kept on hand will frequently proveuseful. If any number of plants are kept, however, an old metal pail anda small dipper, for mixing and applying liquid manure, should have aplace in the tool outfit and be used frequently.
What to read after Gardening Indoors And Under Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rockwell Frederick Frye to read onlineMoreLess
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