Wildflowers of the Farm
Wildflowers of the Farm
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The WhiteClover does the same. The stems creep along the ground, send out freshroots, and in this way the plant spreads quickly.
Keeping a few stems of both these clovers in our hands we will go alittle further up the lane. There, in a field, we shall see somethingthat even country people cannot see every day. The Clover which farmersusually sow is either the Red Clover or the White, or else another kindcalled Alsike. This year Mr. Hammond has sown a field with a fourthkind--Crimson Clover.
Did... you ever see a more beautiful sight? The whole field is a blaze ofrich crimson colour. I shall never forget the day I first saw a fieldof Crimson Clover. I was so delighted that I asked the farmer--not Mr. Hammond, but another friend--if he would have a field of it for me toadmire every year! He said he would tell me by and by. At the end of theyear he said he did not find it such a useful food for his animals asthe Red and White Clovers, and he should not sow it again--at least notvery soon. You see pretty things are not always the most useful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The WhiteClover does the same. The stems creep along the ground, send out freshroots, and in this way the plant spreads quickly.
Keeping a few stems of both these clovers in our hands we will go alittle further up the lane. There, in a field, we shall see somethingthat even country people cannot see every day. The Clover which farmersusually sow is either the Red Clover or the White, or else another kindcalled Alsike. This year Mr. Hammond has sown a field with a fourthkind--Crimson Clover.
Did... you ever see a more beautiful sight? The whole field is a blaze ofrich crimson colour. I shall never forget the day I first saw a fieldof Crimson Clover. I was so delighted that I asked the farmer--not Mr. Hammond, but another friend--if he would have a field of it for me toadmire every year! He said he would tell me by and by. At the end of theyear he said he did not find it such a useful food for his animals asthe Red and White Clovers, and he should not sow it again--at least notvery soon. You see pretty things are not always the most useful.
What to read after Wildflowers of the Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooke Arthur Owens to read onlineMoreLess
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