American Carnation Culture
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This carnation originated with Webber & Son, of Oakland, Md., and first disseminated in 1901.
CHAPTER Vin.
SOLID BEDS-SUB- WATERING BEDS-RAISED BENCHES WITH WOODEN, SLATE AND TILE BOTTOMS— TESTIMONY OF CARNATION GROWERS-SOIL FOR BEDS AND BENCHES.
THERE are but two fundimental principles in the con- struction of beds or benches for carnations in the house.
They involve sub and surface heat to the roots of the plants.
The old style wooden bench is too well known to need a descrip- tion. It may be... constructed chiefly of iron with a slate or tile bot- tom. Messrs. Basse tt and Washburn prefer an elevated bench bottomed with two-inch drain tile, laid close together, and sup- ported by cross timber corresponding to the length of the tile. The Vessy bench has advocates and theoretically possesses some mer- its. I give the originator's description.
**We raise the surface of the -ground twelve to twenty-four inches as desired, and hold it in place on each side of walk with two- inch hemlock, well coated with cement on the inside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This carnation originated with Webber & Son, of Oakland, Md., and first disseminated in 1901.
CHAPTER Vin.
SOLID BEDS-SUB- WATERING BEDS-RAISED BENCHES WITH WOODEN, SLATE AND TILE BOTTOMS— TESTIMONY OF CARNATION GROWERS-SOIL FOR BEDS AND BENCHES.
THERE are but two fundimental principles in the con- struction of beds or benches for carnations in the house.
They involve sub and surface heat to the roots of the plants.
The old style wooden bench is too well known to need a descrip- tion. It may be... constructed chiefly of iron with a slate or tile bot- tom. Messrs. Basse tt and Washburn prefer an elevated bench bottomed with two-inch drain tile, laid close together, and sup- ported by cross timber corresponding to the length of the tile. The Vessy bench has advocates and theoretically possesses some mer- its. I give the originator's description.
**We raise the surface of the -ground twelve to twenty-four inches as desired, and hold it in place on each side of walk with two- inch hemlock, well coated with cement on the inside.
What to read after American Carnation Culture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamborn, Levi Leslie, 1829- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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