The Profitable Culture of Vegetables, for Market Gardeners, Small Holders, And Others
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Varieties : — The varieties in greatest favour amongst growers are Mitchell's Royal Albert, Hawke's Champagne, Myatt's Linn^us, and Myatt's Victoria, but there are now numerous other varieties of equal merit.
SALSIFY.
Tragopogon porrifoliiis.
SALSIFY (also known as the oyster-plant) is a root which is practically unknown to the general public of this country, and therefore there is not sufficient demand to make it worthy of the attention of every grower for market. Those, however, who have dire...ct dealings with well-to-do private customers, or with good shops and hotels, might profitably turn their attention to its production, and then take the oppor- tunity of pushing its sale into quarters where at present it is a stranger. Properly cooked, it is wholesome and possesses an Salsify. 295 agreeable flavour, and should form a welcome addition to the somewhat restricted list of winter vegetables.
The best roots of Salsify are grown in a deep, moist soil of rather light texture, although a heavy soil will produce good roots providing it is deeply and well worked and made friable throughout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Varieties : — The varieties in greatest favour amongst growers are Mitchell's Royal Albert, Hawke's Champagne, Myatt's Linn^us, and Myatt's Victoria, but there are now numerous other varieties of equal merit.
SALSIFY.
Tragopogon porrifoliiis.
SALSIFY (also known as the oyster-plant) is a root which is practically unknown to the general public of this country, and therefore there is not sufficient demand to make it worthy of the attention of every grower for market. Those, however, who have dire...ct dealings with well-to-do private customers, or with good shops and hotels, might profitably turn their attention to its production, and then take the oppor- tunity of pushing its sale into quarters where at present it is a stranger. Properly cooked, it is wholesome and possesses an Salsify. 295 agreeable flavour, and should form a welcome addition to the somewhat restricted list of winter vegetables.
The best roots of Salsify are grown in a deep, moist soil of rather light texture, although a heavy soil will produce good roots providing it is deeply and well worked and made friable throughout.
What to read after The Profitable Culture of Vegetables, for Market Gardeners, Small Holders, And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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