The book of the Home Garden
The book of the Home Garden
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A small spray pump is a very good thing indeed; it costs but little and does good work. Mix the poison carefully as I have directed, pour it into the can-part until % full, then work the handle back and forth, in and out, like a pop gun; a fine mist will come from the little nozzle. Di- rect this spray on the plant until it is wet all over on top of the leaves and under the leaves and on the stem.
The spray pump is good for any one of your mixtures but be sure the poison is all dissolved be- fo...re you pour it into the spray pump can for it will refuse to work if there are any lumps or sticks or leaves in the liquid. It is much wiser to strain it through a cloth than to "guess it is all right. " The little powder gun is splendid for powdered tobacco. The larger gun is called a "Bellows, " and is better to use if your garden is large. It is wise to blow this powder on the plant when it is damp with dew; if you have no dew and the plants are dry, sprinkle them a little, then blow the powder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A small spray pump is a very good thing indeed; it costs but little and does good work. Mix the poison carefully as I have directed, pour it into the can-part until % full, then work the handle back and forth, in and out, like a pop gun; a fine mist will come from the little nozzle. Di- rect this spray on the plant until it is wet all over on top of the leaves and under the leaves and on the stem.
The spray pump is good for any one of your mixtures but be sure the poison is all dissolved be- fo...re you pour it into the spray pump can for it will refuse to work if there are any lumps or sticks or leaves in the liquid. It is much wiser to strain it through a cloth than to "guess it is all right. " The little powder gun is splendid for powdered tobacco. The larger gun is called a "Bellows, " and is better to use if your garden is large. It is wise to blow this powder on the plant when it is damp with dew; if you have no dew and the plants are dry, sprinkle them a little, then blow the powder.
What to read after The book of the Home Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Loring Jones Fullerton to read onlineMoreLess
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