Massey's Garden book for the Southern States
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Au- gust and September tomatoes are far better for canning than the earlier ones.
Snap beans also can nicely, being just as good in winter as in summer, and with a little care one can have them on the table all the year round. Canned vegetables will make the win- ter diet far more attractive and wholesome, and now is the time to lay up your supply.
Instead of letting summer apples and pears go to waste, can these, too, as well as the peaches. In fact, put up a full supply of canned vegetables a...nd fruits.
Late in the month, sow garden peas for a fall crop. For this sowing Sutton's Excelsior and Thomas Laxton are the best. Sow in deep furrows and cover lightly; then work the GARDEN WORK FOR JULY 81 soil to them as they grow so that you can get the roots deep in the soil, enabling them better to stand the heat and droughts of summer. They will usually give a good crop in the early fall.
These, too, can be profitably canned.
A late planting of chard will give leaves for boiling till the early fall spinach comes in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Au- gust and September tomatoes are far better for canning than the earlier ones.
Snap beans also can nicely, being just as good in winter as in summer, and with a little care one can have them on the table all the year round. Canned vegetables will make the win- ter diet far more attractive and wholesome, and now is the time to lay up your supply.
Instead of letting summer apples and pears go to waste, can these, too, as well as the peaches. In fact, put up a full supply of canned vegetables a...nd fruits.
Late in the month, sow garden peas for a fall crop. For this sowing Sutton's Excelsior and Thomas Laxton are the best. Sow in deep furrows and cover lightly; then work the GARDEN WORK FOR JULY 81 soil to them as they grow so that you can get the roots deep in the soil, enabling them better to stand the heat and droughts of summer. They will usually give a good crop in the early fall.
These, too, can be profitably canned.
A late planting of chard will give leaves for boiling till the early fall spinach comes in.
What to read after Massey's Garden book for the Southern States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massey, Wilbur Fisk, 1839- to read onlineMoreLess
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