The Mayflower, January, 1905
The Mayflower, January, 1905
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I givethese instances to convince doubting Thomases that pulling up Astersand scalding the root-lice on them is not so desperate a remedy as itsounds. And it is a sure remedy.
[Sidenote: Other Cultural Rules] Until it is time to mulch Asters, stir the ground, or hoe the bed once aweek. In some climates, particularly in warm ones, tall Asters sometimestake on a tall, thin growth. These leggy plants are not beautiful, nordo they bear many flowers. Whenever plants show a disposition to run upthis ...way, pinch out the tops. Repeat the pinching two or three times ifnecessary, until a disposition to branch shows itself.
The tall sorts are the better for a support. Otherwise hard winds uprootthem. Stakes should be used that when driven will be about two-thirdsthe height of the plants. Tie with soft string, with a sort of aslip-knot so that a half dozen of the main branches have a bandsupporting them, yet are not drawn up so hard and tight as to cut intothe branch.
If a display of Asters are wanted for a flower show make the ground aswet as mud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I givethese instances to convince doubting Thomases that pulling up Astersand scalding the root-lice on them is not so desperate a remedy as itsounds. And it is a sure remedy.
[Sidenote: Other Cultural Rules] Until it is time to mulch Asters, stir the ground, or hoe the bed once aweek. In some climates, particularly in warm ones, tall Asters sometimestake on a tall, thin growth. These leggy plants are not beautiful, nordo they bear many flowers. Whenever plants show a disposition to run upthis ...way, pinch out the tops. Repeat the pinching two or three times ifnecessary, until a disposition to branch shows itself.
The tall sorts are the better for a support. Otherwise hard winds uprootthem. Stakes should be used that when driven will be about two-thirdsthe height of the plants. Tie with soft string, with a sort of aslip-knot so that a half dozen of the main branches have a bandsupporting them, yet are not drawn up so hard and tight as to cut intothe branch.
If a display of Asters are wanted for a flower show make the ground aswet as mud.
What to read after The Mayflower, January, 1905?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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