How to Live in the Country
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Loomis, of Japan, has added to his missionary work the exploitation of the Japanese persimmon in the United States. I recently heard a minister, seventy- five years old, say, " Well, I have not lived in vain, for I have given the world the best sweet corn yet produced." His garden work seemed surer of being a benison than his pulpit work.
Now you will say I have not provided for a special flower garden, although I have suggested a big array of the beautiful. I am going to tell you how in a smal...l country home to cultivate some of the choicest flowers with the least possible trouble.
Last spring I had three thousand tulips blossoming ABOUT MAKING GARDENS 97 on my nine acres, but not one tulip bed. I simply thrust my tulip bulbs down through into the soil of my strawberry beds, between the plants. They come up and blossom as if they owned the soil, but the flowers are gone and the stalks are dried before the strawberries have got out of bloom. When we are picking our berries there is nothing to show that six weeks earlier this was a tulip garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loomis, of Japan, has added to his missionary work the exploitation of the Japanese persimmon in the United States. I recently heard a minister, seventy- five years old, say, " Well, I have not lived in vain, for I have given the world the best sweet corn yet produced." His garden work seemed surer of being a benison than his pulpit work.
Now you will say I have not provided for a special flower garden, although I have suggested a big array of the beautiful. I am going to tell you how in a smal...l country home to cultivate some of the choicest flowers with the least possible trouble.
Last spring I had three thousand tulips blossoming ABOUT MAKING GARDENS 97 on my nine acres, but not one tulip bed. I simply thrust my tulip bulbs down through into the soil of my strawberry beds, between the plants. They come up and blossom as if they owned the soil, but the flowers are gone and the stalks are dried before the strawberries have got out of bloom. When we are picking our berries there is nothing to show that six weeks earlier this was a tulip garden.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Payson Powell to read onlineMoreLess
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