. Come rendere il giardino pay [microformati]. Il giardinaggio. tn u 0) (/) 3 O X C3 o o t-• o U di verdura fredda Case.-69 a doppio spessore, come i lati e con uno strato di costruzione della carta tra. La porta è strettamente montato in questo fine. Una fila di pali o paletti tappate con 2 da 3 (o 3 da 3) scantling sotto l. Telaio del freddo Casa di forzatura di giunzione dei due livelli di infissi su ciascun lato e un supporto analogo per il picco, dare un solido fondamento per le travi a vista e infissi, e un tappo per il picco completa la struttura. La cornice viene visualizzata come mostrato in figura. Le ante sono fissate per la raf

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. How to make the garden pay [microform]. Gardening. tn u 0) (/) 3 O X C3 o o t—• o U Cold Vegetable Houses.—69 double thickness, like the sides, and with a layer of building paper between. The door is tightly fitted in this end. A row of stakes or posts capped with 2 by 3 (or 3 by 3) scantling under the. Frame of Cold Forcing House. junction of the two tiers of sashes on each side, and a similar support for the peak, give a solid foundation for the rafters and sashes, and a cap for the peak completes the structure. The frame appears as shown in illustration. The sashes are fastened to the rafters in such a way that they can easily be taken off to be stored away at the beginning of the warm season. Every other one of the lower tiers should be arranged so that it can be slid down, to give ventilation as required, and be held in place by a simple iron button, as illustrated. I need hardly say that it is of greatest importance to have the whole structure snug and tight, for success depends mostly on the effective retention and utilization of the heat accumulated. As little as possible of it should be allowed to escape. Cost of House.—One of my former neighbors in New Jersey has two such houses in successful operation, and he is still adding to his area under glass. They are forty sashes, or a little over 120 feet, in length each, covering at least 2.500 square feet of tillable ground. The 160 new sashes for each, ready for use, were bought for ;^300. The lumber and the frames STATIONARY SASH and glass for the south end cost about $100, and figuring the labor o putting up at another ;SJioo (in the present case there was no cash out- lay connected with it, as the owner and his help did all the work them- selves): we have an aggregate expense of ;^500 for each building, or ;gioo for each 5 square feet of tillable ground. The cold-frame. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - col

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• booksubjectgardening
• bookyear18