The Principles of Practical Gardening
The Principles of Practical Gardening
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, and is one of the most blighting winds we have. It continues until about the end of the second week in May, though often until its close ; and it is a good plan to have the trees during the whole period, by day as well as by night, protected. This periodical wind is occasioned, probably, by Sweden and Norway remaining covered with snow, whilst England is some 20° or more warmer; an upper current of warm air is consequently flowing hence to those countries, whilst a cold under current is rusli...ing hither to supply its place. This wind, and its consequent cold weather, is so regular in its appearance, that in Hampshire and some other parts of England the peasantry speak of it as " the blackthorn winter, " that bush being in blossom durmga part of its continuance. Colour has very considerable influence over a body's power of absorbing heat. If a thennometer on a hot summer's day be exposed to the sun, it will indicate a temperature of about 100°, but if the bulb be black- ened with Indian ink, or the smoke of a candle, it wiU rise from ten to twenty degrees higher.
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, and is one of the most blighting winds we have. It continues until about the end of the second week in May, though often until its close ; and it is a good plan to have the trees during the whole period, by day as well as by night, protected. This periodical wind is occasioned, probably, by Sweden and Norway remaining covered with snow, whilst England is some 20° or more warmer; an upper current of warm air is consequently flowing hence to those countries, whilst a cold under current is rusli...ing hither to supply its place. This wind, and its consequent cold weather, is so regular in its appearance, that in Hampshire and some other parts of England the peasantry speak of it as " the blackthorn winter, " that bush being in blossom durmga part of its continuance. Colour has very considerable influence over a body's power of absorbing heat. If a thennometer on a hot summer's day be exposed to the sun, it will indicate a temperature of about 100°, but if the bulb be black- ened with Indian ink, or the smoke of a candle, it wiU rise from ten to twenty degrees higher.
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