The Garden Patch ..
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Color of root may be red, white or red and white mixed.
"Oh! green and glorious herbaceous treat.
It would tempt the dying Anchorite to eat." RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT Native of Siberia.
Introduced into England as early as 1575.
The Chinese used it as a drug 2700 B. C.
It may be planted in fall or spring, using plants raised from seed or dividing the old roots. The ground should be deep and rich and well manured as it is a rank feeder. The crown of the root should be placed about two inches below th...e surface. The plant will grow leaves large enough to use a year after plant- ing. In gathering the leaves the leaf stalk should be bent down and pulled off sideways, and not cut off, leaving no surface to decay. It is used as a vegetable and for drugs.
[57] "The feast smells well." SHALLOTS Native of Palestine.
Like the garlic in habit, increasing from separation of the bulb. When the tops begin to wither pull up the plant with bulb attached, tie tops together in bunches, and hang up in a dry place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Color of root may be red, white or red and white mixed.
"Oh! green and glorious herbaceous treat.
It would tempt the dying Anchorite to eat." RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT Native of Siberia.
Introduced into England as early as 1575.
The Chinese used it as a drug 2700 B. C.
It may be planted in fall or spring, using plants raised from seed or dividing the old roots. The ground should be deep and rich and well manured as it is a rank feeder. The crown of the root should be placed about two inches below th...e surface. The plant will grow leaves large enough to use a year after plant- ing. In gathering the leaves the leaf stalk should be bent down and pulled off sideways, and not cut off, leaving no surface to decay. It is used as a vegetable and for drugs.
[57] "The feast smells well." SHALLOTS Native of Palestine.
Like the garlic in habit, increasing from separation of the bulb. When the tops begin to wither pull up the plant with bulb attached, tie tops together in bunches, and hang up in a dry place.
What to read after The Garden Patch ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Du Bois Flint to read onlineMoreLess
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