How to Make the Garden Pay
How to Make the Garden Pay
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It succeeds everywhere, and is improved by frost. The stalks grow tall and vigorous, and die down early in the season, indicating that the tubers have reached maturity.
CHICORY.
Cichorium Intybus ; German, Cichoric ; French, Chicorce ; Spanish, AcJiicoria. — Chicory is generally known as a substitute for coffee. For this purpose the root is roasted and ground. The vegetable is easily grown, some- what like carrots. Seed should be sown in spring, in drills a foot apart, and plants thinned to abo...ut 4 inches distance in the drills. The leaves are sometimes blanched and used as salad. The blanching Collard.
is Chicory.
done in the cellar. The plants should be taken up at the begin- ning of cold weather, the leaves cut off ^^-inch or so above the root crown, and placed horizontally in layers, alternating with layers of sand or soil, the root crowns all pointing outward of the sloping heaps, to give them a chance for free growth. If the soil is rather dry, a slight watering may be given. In a few weeks, if the temperature of the cellar is high enough, the leaves will have made considerable growth, and may be used.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It succeeds everywhere, and is improved by frost. The stalks grow tall and vigorous, and die down early in the season, indicating that the tubers have reached maturity.
CHICORY.
Cichorium Intybus ; German, Cichoric ; French, Chicorce ; Spanish, AcJiicoria. — Chicory is generally known as a substitute for coffee. For this purpose the root is roasted and ground. The vegetable is easily grown, some- what like carrots. Seed should be sown in spring, in drills a foot apart, and plants thinned to abo...ut 4 inches distance in the drills. The leaves are sometimes blanched and used as salad. The blanching Collard.
is Chicory.
done in the cellar. The plants should be taken up at the begin- ning of cold weather, the leaves cut off ^^-inch or so above the root crown, and placed horizontally in layers, alternating with layers of sand or soil, the root crowns all pointing outward of the sloping heaps, to give them a chance for free growth. If the soil is rather dry, a slight watering may be given. In a few weeks, if the temperature of the cellar is high enough, the leaves will have made considerable growth, and may be used.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greiner, Tuisco, 1846- to read onlineMoreLess
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