The Making of a Flower Garden
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Lime sulphur solution is remedial for mildew and as a tonic, while hot water about one hundred and forty degrees will effectually remove all lice and slugs if used so that it reaches the under as well as the upper side of the foliage. Where the plants are slender enough to allow of dipping the tips of the branches into a dish of hot water very thorough work can be done with lice. The slugs work from the ground up so the water must be applied in the form of a spray. Picking all leaves that show ...perforations and destroying them is a great help; spraying with hellebore is also a standard remedy against slugs. Black spot is controlled by spraying, but every diseased leaf should be picked and burned.
Always the new growth must be watched for lice as they appear first at the tip of the branches, where they may be easily controlled, but once spread to the THE AMATEUR'S ROSE GARDEN 107 under side of the leaves their eradication is more difficult.
Sufficient manure should be spaded into the beds, together -vith rather coarse bone meal to supply the early growing needs of the plants, but at the appear- ance of buds additional food should be supplied ; this may take the form of liquid manure prepared by fill- ing a barrel with manure and water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lime sulphur solution is remedial for mildew and as a tonic, while hot water about one hundred and forty degrees will effectually remove all lice and slugs if used so that it reaches the under as well as the upper side of the foliage. Where the plants are slender enough to allow of dipping the tips of the branches into a dish of hot water very thorough work can be done with lice. The slugs work from the ground up so the water must be applied in the form of a spray. Picking all leaves that show ...perforations and destroying them is a great help; spraying with hellebore is also a standard remedy against slugs. Black spot is controlled by spraying, but every diseased leaf should be picked and burned.
Always the new growth must be watched for lice as they appear first at the tip of the branches, where they may be easily controlled, but once spread to the THE AMATEUR'S ROSE GARDEN 107 under side of the leaves their eradication is more difficult.
Sufficient manure should be spaded into the beds, together -vith rather coarse bone meal to supply the early growing needs of the plants, but at the appear- ance of buds additional food should be supplied ; this may take the form of liquid manure prepared by fill- ing a barrel with manure and water.
What to read after The Making of a Flower Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett, Ida Dandridge, 1860- to read onlineMoreLess
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