Commercial Gardening a Practical Scientific Treatise for Market Gardeners Ma
Commercial Gardening a Practical Scientific Treatise for Market Gardeners Ma
John Weathers
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Even on level ground, if he is wise, he will always arrange his rows of fruit trees and bushes, Potatoes, Lettuces, Tomatoes, Peas, Beans, &c. , running as near north and south as possible, so that the sun shall shine in be- tween the rows at midday to warm the soil about the roots. If the rows run east and west, one will shade the other, with the result that the soil will have a lower temperature, the effect of which is less feeding activity of the roots. The annexed diagram, from The Standard... Cyclopcedia of Modern Agriculture, shows the variation of temperature in clayey, sandy, and chalky soils. It will be noticed in each case that the temperature of the soil at 4 ft. Deep is always higher than that of the soil at 1 ft. , and higher than the air, during the first three months of the year (January, February, March), and (in the case of clay and sand) during the last four months of the year (September, October, November, December). During the other months, April, May, June, July, August, the soil at 4 ft.
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