Plant Culture; a Working Handbook of Every Day Practice for All Who Grow Flowering And Ornamental Plants in the Garden And Greenhouse
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During warm, sunny weather an abundance of ventilation must be given; a warm and humid condition should be avoided at all times. The Sweet Pea is 158 PLANT CULTURE Sweet Peas GREENHOUSE AND CONSERVATORY PLANTS 159 gradually filling more greenhouse space year by year and its cultiva- tion is by no means difficult if a few don'ts are kept in mind.
The demand for Sweet Peas is greatest in the Winter months; therefore, the house chosen for the purpose should be so constructed as to catch the maximu...m amount of sunshine. It is not possible for every establishment to have a house with a long span to the south on the side of a hill; a structure of this character is peculiarly well fitted for the best development of this plant, but satisfactory flowers can be produced in other less favored structures. In the formation of the beds perhaps the best method is to have them raised above the alleys to a height of 8 or 10 inches. The beds may be from 4 to 6 feet wide, running east and west, and the rows arranged crosswise in the beds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During warm, sunny weather an abundance of ventilation must be given; a warm and humid condition should be avoided at all times. The Sweet Pea is 158 PLANT CULTURE Sweet Peas GREENHOUSE AND CONSERVATORY PLANTS 159 gradually filling more greenhouse space year by year and its cultiva- tion is by no means difficult if a few don'ts are kept in mind.
The demand for Sweet Peas is greatest in the Winter months; therefore, the house chosen for the purpose should be so constructed as to catch the maximu...m amount of sunshine. It is not possible for every establishment to have a house with a long span to the south on the side of a hill; a structure of this character is peculiarly well fitted for the best development of this plant, but satisfactory flowers can be produced in other less favored structures. In the formation of the beds perhaps the best method is to have them raised above the alleys to a height of 8 or 10 inches. The beds may be from 4 to 6 feet wide, running east and west, and the rows arranged crosswise in the beds.
What to read after Plant Culture; a Working Handbook of Every Day Practice for All Who Grow Flowering And Ornamental Plants in the Garden And Greenhouse?
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