China Bayles' book of Days
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We mark the changes in the Moon’s appearance as “phases.” Ancient peoples regulated their agricultural practices according to the Moon’s passage, and some modern gardeners enjoy experimenting with this age-old tradition. Ruby Wilcox, who keeps an eye on the stars, swears by this gardening practice. She suggests that you give it a try.• New Moon, First Quarter. During this waxing period, seeds are said to germinate readily. The best time for planting, but especially good for annuals that produce ...their yield above the ground and their seeds outside the fruit. Examples: lettuce, spinach, celery, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, and grain.• Second Quarter. The second quarter (also a waxing period) produces strong leaf growth. A good time to plant annuals that produce their yield above ground and their seeds inside the fruit, such as beans, melons, peas, peppers, squash, and tomatoes. Also good for vining plants.• Full Moon, Third Quarter. As the Moon begins to wane, root growth is strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We mark the changes in the Moon’s appearance as “phases.” Ancient peoples regulated their agricultural practices according to the Moon’s passage, and some modern gardeners enjoy experimenting with this age-old tradition. Ruby Wilcox, who keeps an eye on the stars, swears by this gardening practice. She suggests that you give it a try.• New Moon, First Quarter. During this waxing period, seeds are said to germinate readily. The best time for planting, but especially good for annuals that produce ...their yield above the ground and their seeds outside the fruit. Examples: lettuce, spinach, celery, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, and grain.• Second Quarter. The second quarter (also a waxing period) produces strong leaf growth. A good time to plant annuals that produce their yield above ground and their seeds inside the fruit, such as beans, melons, peas, peppers, squash, and tomatoes. Also good for vining plants.• Full Moon, Third Quarter. As the Moon begins to wane, root growth is strong.
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