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Ai-e Fig. 74.
increased by .sowing the seed, or by dividing the i-oots or tubers. They grow readily in ponds or streams of shallow water having muddy bottoms, and can be grown in aqua- riums, tubs or tanks, in the house, if there be sufficient mud at the bott(^m, and the seeds or roots be kept continually covered with water.
Cultivation in Tubs. — For a tub, take a strong barrel, free from tar, oil, or salt, saw it in two, fill this one-third full with fine, black garden soil, or meadow nmd if ...handy; plant the seeds in this mixture, covering them one inch deep, add ANNUALS AND PERENNIALS. ■ 325 iwater gently so as not to disturb the seed, until the tub is full. This is all the care needed ; always keep the tub full of water. Set this on a brick or board platform in any place you desire. The tubs, with their contents, should be placed in a cellar during- the winter, kept from frost, an(J not allowed to entirely dry up.
For Aquariums. — Put in five inches of fine, black loam, cover the seed one inch deep in this, and sift on enough fine sand to entirely cover the loam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ai-e Fig. 74.
increased by .sowing the seed, or by dividing the i-oots or tubers. They grow readily in ponds or streams of shallow water having muddy bottoms, and can be grown in aqua- riums, tubs or tanks, in the house, if there be sufficient mud at the bott(^m, and the seeds or roots be kept continually covered with water.
Cultivation in Tubs. — For a tub, take a strong barrel, free from tar, oil, or salt, saw it in two, fill this one-third full with fine, black garden soil, or meadow nmd if ...handy; plant the seeds in this mixture, covering them one inch deep, add ANNUALS AND PERENNIALS. ■ 325 iwater gently so as not to disturb the seed, until the tub is full. This is all the care needed ; always keep the tub full of water. Set this on a brick or board platform in any place you desire. The tubs, with their contents, should be placed in a cellar during- the winter, kept from frost, an(J not allowed to entirely dry up.
For Aquariums. — Put in five inches of fine, black loam, cover the seed one inch deep in this, and sift on enough fine sand to entirely cover the loam.
What to read after Our Homes And Their Adornment:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Varney, Almon Clother, 1849- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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