Hints On Fruit Growing
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Now A must take the setting-board, as already described, and, having slung over his shoulders a bag of stakes, he places the centre notch of the board to the first stake, and after placing one foot on the board to hold it firm, pushes in two other stakes, taking care they are driven squarely into the ground in the other notches, the original central stake can now be withdrawn and ready for use at the next hole. The first hole is now ready for the digger, who makes his hole in the middle, betwee...n the two stakes, throwing the upper soil to one side, and the sub-soil to the other side, in each case just by the hole; care must be taken by the digger not to move the stakes with his feet. When the hole is complete it is ready for the planter, who corner along with a setting-board exactly similar to the one used fo. Staking, and, after selecting a tree from those which are pre- sumably beside him, protected by a wet sack, and kneeling clown with one knee on the board, the tree is brought into the c^rtrai notch, the roots are carefully spread out with the hands, and what was the surface soil is gently shovelled in : the planter taking care it is well worked among the roots with his hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now A must take the setting-board, as already described, and, having slung over his shoulders a bag of stakes, he places the centre notch of the board to the first stake, and after placing one foot on the board to hold it firm, pushes in two other stakes, taking care they are driven squarely into the ground in the other notches, the original central stake can now be withdrawn and ready for use at the next hole. The first hole is now ready for the digger, who makes his hole in the middle, betwee...n the two stakes, throwing the upper soil to one side, and the sub-soil to the other side, in each case just by the hole; care must be taken by the digger not to move the stakes with his feet. When the hole is complete it is ready for the planter, who corner along with a setting-board exactly similar to the one used fo. Staking, and, after selecting a tree from those which are pre- sumably beside him, protected by a wet sack, and kneeling clown with one knee on the board, the tree is brought into the c^rtrai notch, the roots are carefully spread out with the hands, and what was the surface soil is gently shovelled in : the planter taking care it is well worked among the roots with his hands.
What to read after Hints On Fruit Growing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E V Pickstone to read onlineMoreLess
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