Gardens Shown to the Children
Gardens Shown to the Children
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PERENNIALS 67 putting them into a new place and digging and enriching their old quarters for something else.
If you have the use of a frame or greenhouse you may take cuttings in autumn. When the flowers are past their best in October, cut down your plants, then take the young shoots that come up, to start your new stock. When they are a few inches high, cut them off carefully with a sharp knife, immediately below a joint. Strip the leaves off half-way up, and plant two inches deep. Give each c...utting two or three inches to itself in a deep box or a pot, filled with fine sandy soil. They must be put where frost cannot reach them, and given only enough water to keep the soil just moist. When they begin to grow new leaves give each little plant a pot to itself and good rich soil. Plant them out about the end of April.
Your chrysanthemums will need to be tied securely to stakes ; or if you can give them a place beside a wall with a south or southerly exposure, the ties may be fixed to it, and .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PERENNIALS 67 putting them into a new place and digging and enriching their old quarters for something else.
If you have the use of a frame or greenhouse you may take cuttings in autumn. When the flowers are past their best in October, cut down your plants, then take the young shoots that come up, to start your new stock. When they are a few inches high, cut them off carefully with a sharp knife, immediately below a joint. Strip the leaves off half-way up, and plant two inches deep. Give each c...utting two or three inches to itself in a deep box or a pot, filled with fine sandy soil. They must be put where frost cannot reach them, and given only enough water to keep the soil just moist. When they begin to grow new leaves give each little plant a pot to itself and good rich soil. Plant them out about the end of April.
Your chrysanthemums will need to be tied securely to stakes ; or if you can give them a place beside a wall with a south or southerly exposure, the ties may be fixed to it, and .
What to read after Gardens Shown to the Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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