Agricoltura di successo : un riferimento pronto su tutte le fasi di agricoltura per gli agricoltori degli Stati Uniti e del Canada . h thop del nuovo pot.Chink in nuovo soilaround la sfera di rootsand poi acqua theplant plenterly. Inpoting up piante dal giardino estivo - gerani, snap-dragon, dieci settimanali, petunie, scarletsalvia - impostare in ashaded corner per un fewdays e siringa thops quotidiano prima di plac-ing nella soleggiata win-dow. Niente è moreunsestly che un lotto ofleggy vecchie piante orpuny debole ones.Grow poche piante andhave generi che willthrive. Fare tagli e mantenere le piante vigorose e shapely

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Successful farming : a ready reference on all phases of agriculture for farmers of the United States and Canada . h thetop of the new pot.Chink in new soilaround the ball of rootsand then water theplant plenteously. Inpotting up plants fromthe summer garden—geraniums, snap-dragon, ten weeksstocks, petunias, scarletsage—set them in ashaded corner for a fewdays and syringe thetops daily before plac-ing in the sunny win-dow. Nothing is moreunsightly than a lot ofleggy old plants orpuny weak ones.Grow few plants andhave kinds which willthrive. Make cuttings and keep the plants vigorous and shapely. Cutback the old plants, remembering that flowers are on new wood, and thatit is easier for an old plant to grow a lot of new shoots than to carryleaves on the tips of long, lanky branches. So cut the old plants backvigorously once in a while. In selecting plants at the florists for home window gardening, do not beinterested in those of his hottest house; choose plants from a night tempera-ture of about 50 degrees. Plants like equable temperatures as well as i Courtesy of The Countryside Magazine, N. Y.. Removing the Plant from Old Pot. WINDOW GARDENING 541 regularity of other conditions. Do not allow the room temperature to getabove 70 degrees in daytime nor below 50 degrees at night. Watering.—The watering of plants is largely a matter of judgment.It is offered as good advice that a plant should be watered when it needs it, and contrariwise not when it does not need it. Water copiously once in twodays rather than a little each day, unless the earth has become dried out.This can be determined by tapping the flower pot with the finger nail; aclear, ringing sound will indicate dryness; a dull sound shows a dampcondition and water not required. Watering at the roots is not sufficient, strange to say. Plants respond also to a wetting of the leaves. This can

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