Hortus Gramineus Woburnensis: Or, An Account of the Results of Experiments ...
Hortus Gramineus Woburnensis: Or, An Account of the Results of Experiments ...
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231 m?ariably to arriTe soon at perfection. When the runners or sto- lones are used instead of seed, the ground is much sooner clothed with the grass : when meant as a crop by itself, the planting of the shoots or stdones appears to be the best mode ; but when intended as part of a mixture of other grasses, the seed will be found by ez- perieaee to be the most proper.
It flowers about the second and third weeks of July, and the seed is ripe about the second and third weeks of August The grasses... and other plants that have now been submitted to the better judgment of the reader, comprehend all the grasses and plants which the Author could ever find in the body of the richest natural pastures, examined every month of the year, and oftener ; some odier species, it is true, were sometimes found on particular spots, but could not, from their local situation, be considered as naturally belonging to such : they will be mentioned hereafter.
To those who may have perused and bestowed some considera- tion on the foregoing details, it may be unnecessary to observe, that the facts and observations there brought forward ofCer suffi- cient proofs, that it is not from one or two, but from a variety of different species of grasses, that the Agriculturist can hope to form, in the shortest space of time, a sward equal if not superior to that of the richest natural pastures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
231 m?ariably to arriTe soon at perfection. When the runners or sto- lones are used instead of seed, the ground is much sooner clothed with the grass : when meant as a crop by itself, the planting of the shoots or stdones appears to be the best mode ; but when intended as part of a mixture of other grasses, the seed will be found by ez- perieaee to be the most proper.
It flowers about the second and third weeks of July, and the seed is ripe about the second and third weeks of August The grasses... and other plants that have now been submitted to the better judgment of the reader, comprehend all the grasses and plants which the Author could ever find in the body of the richest natural pastures, examined every month of the year, and oftener ; some odier species, it is true, were sometimes found on particular spots, but could not, from their local situation, be considered as naturally belonging to such : they will be mentioned hereafter.
To those who may have perused and bestowed some considera- tion on the foregoing details, it may be unnecessary to observe, that the facts and observations there brought forward ofCer suffi- cient proofs, that it is not from one or two, but from a variety of different species of grasses, that the Agriculturist can hope to form, in the shortest space of time, a sward equal if not superior to that of the richest natural pastures.
What to read after Hortus Gramineus Woburnensis: Or, An Account of the Results of Experiments ...?
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