. Dreer's garden calendario : 1896. Cataloghi di sementi; vivaio cataloghi; attrezzature da giardinaggio e fornisce cataloghi; fiori Semi cataloghi; semi di ortaggi cataloghi; frutto Semi cataloghi. Il giardino vegetale.. F praticabile, il giardino dovrebbe avere un caldo e southeasterly esposizione. Ma quando il terreno pendii a nord e a ovest è importante che si trova sul lato soleggiato di un frutteto o edifici. La più desiderabile situazione possibile dovrebbe essere messa da parte per la cucina giardino, come l'esposizione ha molto a che fare con la maturità precoce delle colture. Il terreno deve essere in una friabile sta

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. Dreer's garden calendar : 1896. Seeds Catalogs; Nursery stock Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Seeds Catalogs. The Vegetable Garden.. F practicable, the Garden should have a warm and southeasterly exposure. But when the ground slopes to the north and west it is important to have it located on the sunny side of an orchard or buildings. The most desirable situation possible should be set apart for the kitchen garden, as the exposure has much to do with the early maturity of the crops. The soil must be in a friable state to secure the prompt vegetation of the seeds and the proper growth of the plants. Soils are susceptible of alteration and improvement in texture; heavy clays can be rendered open and porous, and light sandy soils may be consolidated and rendered more retentive of moisture. To secure a fair return in seasonable crops, for the labor and outlay invested, it is essential that the soil of the Vegetable Garden should be well drained, thoroughly trenched, and enriched by a judicious application of manure. ROTATION OF CROPS. A rotation of crops is as essential in vegetable gardening as in farming, as different plants appropriate different ingredients from the soil. Care should be taken that deep-rooted plants, such as Beets, Carrots, Parsnips, etc., are not planted successive seasons on the same soil, but should be followed by those plants whose roots extend but little below the surface, such as Onions, Lettuce, Cabbage, Spinach, etc.; plants of the Brassica, or Cabbage tribe, are apt to become diseased at the roots (club-rooted, as it is termed), if too frequently planted in the same ground. HOT-BEDS AISO COLD-FRAMES. HOT-BEDS.—There are several aids to the economical management of the garden, which are almost indispensa- ble: one of these is the hot-bed for growing early plants or vegetables. The sashes are generally made 6 feet long by 3 feet wide, but we consider 4 feet prefer

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• bookauthorhenryggi
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookyear1896