The Principles of Vegetable-Gardening
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If many frames are employed, they should extend in parallel rows, six or seven feet apart, so that a man walking between can water or tend two runs.
Building the frame.
The common type of frame is shown in Fig. 208. It is a little over 13 feet lopg, is 6 feet wide, and is covered with four 3x6 sash. It is sometimes made of ordinary A frame. In this case the frame Is njortised together, so that the material can be taken apart and stored- Construction of Frames 341 boards loosely nailed together.... If one expects to use cold- frames or hotbeds every year, however, it is advisable to make the frames of heavier stufE, well painted, and to join the parts by bolts or tenons, so that they may be taken apart and stored.
Pig. 209 suggests methods of making 209. A method of making a collapsible frame. fhp frames SO that they may be taken apart. The pieces for the sash to slide on are made of stuff three inches wide mortised into the frame. These pieces have a strip or mounting nailed along their middle to hold the sash to its place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If many frames are employed, they should extend in parallel rows, six or seven feet apart, so that a man walking between can water or tend two runs.
Building the frame.
The common type of frame is shown in Fig. 208. It is a little over 13 feet lopg, is 6 feet wide, and is covered with four 3x6 sash. It is sometimes made of ordinary A frame. In this case the frame Is njortised together, so that the material can be taken apart and stored- Construction of Frames 341 boards loosely nailed together.... If one expects to use cold- frames or hotbeds every year, however, it is advisable to make the frames of heavier stufE, well painted, and to join the parts by bolts or tenons, so that they may be taken apart and stored.
Pig. 209 suggests methods of making 209. A method of making a collapsible frame. fhp frames SO that they may be taken apart. The pieces for the sash to slide on are made of stuff three inches wide mortised into the frame. These pieces have a strip or mounting nailed along their middle to hold the sash to its place.
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