Practical Gardening, Vegetables And Fruits, Helpful Hints for the Home Garden, Common Mistakes And How to Aviod Them
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After the danger of severe frosts has passed, set out the plants, six inches apart each way, in a very rich soil. From two to three months after sowing the seed, the leaves are ready to use. Take only a few leaves each 158 SALADS AND GREENS lime and the plant will continue to de- yelop new foliage. Plants may be potted in the fall, providing the foliage is cut back and considerable soil sticks to the roots. Keep the plant in a shaded place for a few days until it is established, then place it i...n a sunny window where it is not too warm. One-half teaspoon- ful of nitrate of soda dissolved in a glass of water applied about every three or four weeks will show beneficial effects. Plants may also be grown in the greenhouse, hotbed, or cold frame during the winter.
For other information on salads and greens see table No. 1.
CHAPTER XII THE; ONION AND KINDRED PLANTS ONIONS. The onion is relatively a cool season crop in that the seed should be sown very early in the spring so that the young onions may have not only the best temperature to grow in but may have an abundance of mois- ture which is very necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the danger of severe frosts has passed, set out the plants, six inches apart each way, in a very rich soil. From two to three months after sowing the seed, the leaves are ready to use. Take only a few leaves each 158 SALADS AND GREENS lime and the plant will continue to de- yelop new foliage. Plants may be potted in the fall, providing the foliage is cut back and considerable soil sticks to the roots. Keep the plant in a shaded place for a few days until it is established, then place it i...n a sunny window where it is not too warm. One-half teaspoon- ful of nitrate of soda dissolved in a glass of water applied about every three or four weeks will show beneficial effects. Plants may also be grown in the greenhouse, hotbed, or cold frame during the winter.
For other information on salads and greens see table No. 1.
CHAPTER XII THE; ONION AND KINDRED PLANTS ONIONS. The onion is relatively a cool season crop in that the seed should be sown very early in the spring so that the young onions may have not only the best temperature to grow in but may have an abundance of mois- ture which is very necessary.
What to read after Practical Gardening, Vegetables And Fruits, Helpful Hints for the Home Garden, Common Mistakes And How to Aviod Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Findlay to read onlineMoreLess
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