Popular Errors About Plants
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STOEIES are told, especially by Englisli garden- ers, of the production of enormous squashes, pumpkins, etc., by supplying them with water, milk, etc., by means of an opening either directly into the fruit or its stem, or through the hollow stem of an adjoining leaf. In the Michigan Farmer for 1861, p. 235, an account is given of a gardener who was noted for the size of the pump- kins which he raised. The " secret " of his method was to bore a hole into the pumpkin when a few weeks old, and ins...ert a candle-wick, the other end of which was placed in a basin of water. It is alto- gether probable that such stories were first told by successful gardeners to their inquiring neighbors, not for the purpose of revealing, but in order to conceal their actual methods of operation; and there have at all times been those who were ready to ac- cept such improbable statements to account for ex- traordinary results. I have known several attempts to verify these statements, always with negative results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STOEIES are told, especially by Englisli garden- ers, of the production of enormous squashes, pumpkins, etc., by supplying them with water, milk, etc., by means of an opening either directly into the fruit or its stem, or through the hollow stem of an adjoining leaf. In the Michigan Farmer for 1861, p. 235, an account is given of a gardener who was noted for the size of the pump- kins which he raised. The " secret " of his method was to bore a hole into the pumpkin when a few weeks old, and ins...ert a candle-wick, the other end of which was placed in a basin of water. It is alto- gether probable that such stories were first told by successful gardeners to their inquiring neighbors, not for the purpose of revealing, but in order to conceal their actual methods of operation; and there have at all times been those who were ready to ac- cept such improbable statements to account for ex- traordinary results. I have known several attempts to verify these statements, always with negative results.
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