The American Gardener's Calendar; Adapted to the Climates and Seasons of the United States: Containing a Complete Account of All the Work Necessary to be Done ... for Every Month in the Year; with Ample Practical Directions for Performing the Same ...B. Graves, no. 40, North Fourth-Street, 1806 - 648 страници |
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... proper sorts of cucumbers for the early crops are the early short prickly , and long green prickly ; of which the first sort comes earliest ; but the latter is considerably the finest fruit , and greatly preferable for general culture ...
... proper sorts of cucumbers for the early crops are the early short prickly , and long green prickly ; of which the first sort comes earliest ; but the latter is considerably the finest fruit , and greatly preferable for general culture ...
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... proper quantity as above . proceed to making the hot - bed , or previously to forming it into a bed , if the dung is rank , it would be proper to prepare it a little to an improved state , more successful for that purpose , by forking ...
... proper quantity as above . proceed to making the hot - bed , or previously to forming it into a bed , if the dung is rank , it would be proper to prepare it a little to an improved state , more successful for that purpose , by forking ...
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... proper degree of strength and healthful growth . Likewise observe , on the above considerations , that in covering up , or applying the night covering of mats over the glasses , during the time the strong heat and steam continue in the ...
... proper degree of strength and healthful growth . Likewise observe , on the above considerations , that in covering up , or applying the night covering of mats over the glasses , during the time the strong heat and steam continue in the ...
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... proper degree of mild fresh air to greater advantage : however , in calm moderate weather , this precaution is not materially necessary . About a fortnight , or a little more or less time after the bed is made , you will carefully ...
... proper degree of mild fresh air to greater advantage : however , in calm moderate weather , this precaution is not materially necessary . About a fortnight , or a little more or less time after the bed is made , you will carefully ...
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... proper size for ridging out into the large hot - beds , where they are finally to remain , which perform in proper time , according to the directions given in February , under the article Cucumbers . But in order to strengthen the ...
... proper size for ridging out into the large hot - beds , where they are finally to remain , which perform in proper time , according to the directions given in February , under the article Cucumbers . But in order to strengthen the ...
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