The book of Vegetables
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But this plant, if needed to give a late supply, should be planted in an open position in firm land with not too much manure. The latter fosters a strong soft growth ; whereas a hard, compact one is best for the season named. On the other hand, Borecoles for the early autumn or winter supply need good culture, the growth being made in a shorter period. Where a large supply of green vege- tables are required from December to April, the Kales are indispensable, and their value is greater in hard ...winters, so that good breadths of Kale should be planted for the purpose, selecting the hardest kinds for the late supply. Culture and Varieties. I can add little as to culture other than by giving dates of sowing for late and early kinds. For instance, for October cutting, the Sprout- ing Kales, the Dwarf Green Curled and Sutton Al are very good. The latter is an upright grower, enormously productive and most valuable for early use. These sown in March and planted in May make good progress during the summer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this plant, if needed to give a late supply, should be planted in an open position in firm land with not too much manure. The latter fosters a strong soft growth ; whereas a hard, compact one is best for the season named. On the other hand, Borecoles for the early autumn or winter supply need good culture, the growth being made in a shorter period. Where a large supply of green vege- tables are required from December to April, the Kales are indispensable, and their value is greater in hard ...winters, so that good breadths of Kale should be planted for the purpose, selecting the hardest kinds for the late supply. Culture and Varieties. I can add little as to culture other than by giving dates of sowing for late and early kinds. For instance, for October cutting, the Sprout- ing Kales, the Dwarf Green Curled and Sutton Al are very good. The latter is an upright grower, enormously productive and most valuable for early use. These sown in March and planted in May make good progress during the summer.
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