Common Weeds of the Farm Garden
Common Weeds of the Farm Garden
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Hoeing of root crops usually keeps the weed within bounds. In gardens the continual use of the hoe should be practised, and care must be taken I 130 COMMON WEEDS to cut out every possible plant none must be care- lessly omitted. As to paths, see p. 349. Photo, 1909. H. C. Long. FIG. 38. Annual Meadow Grass (Poa annua L. ). Rye-like Brome Grass (Bromus secaltnus L. ) is an annual or biennial weed grass, troublesome in leys and corn crops. It is erect, i to 4 feet high, generally WEEDS OF ARABLE ...LAND 131 smooth, with a spreading branched panicle 3 to 5 inches long, bearing oblong, smooth spikelets } to } inch long, containing five to ten awned flowers. Flowering and seeding occur in June to July or August ; the seeds may lie dormant in the soil for several years, and as they require considerable moisture to enable them to ger- minate, they often spring up unexpectedly in damp seasons. The seed is also present as an impurity in cereal and grass seed samples ; care should therefore be taken to sow only pure seed.
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Hoeing of root crops usually keeps the weed within bounds. In gardens the continual use of the hoe should be practised, and care must be taken I 130 COMMON WEEDS to cut out every possible plant none must be care- lessly omitted. As to paths, see p. 349. Photo, 1909. H. C. Long. FIG. 38. Annual Meadow Grass (Poa annua L. ). Rye-like Brome Grass (Bromus secaltnus L. ) is an annual or biennial weed grass, troublesome in leys and corn crops. It is erect, i to 4 feet high, generally WEEDS OF ARABLE ...LAND 131 smooth, with a spreading branched panicle 3 to 5 inches long, bearing oblong, smooth spikelets } to } inch long, containing five to ten awned flowers. Flowering and seeding occur in June to July or August ; the seeds may lie dormant in the soil for several years, and as they require considerable moisture to enable them to ger- minate, they often spring up unexpectedly in damp seasons. The seed is also present as an impurity in cereal and grass seed samples ; care should therefore be taken to sow only pure seed.
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