Library of Work And Play Gardening And Farming 8 7
Library of Work And Play Gardening And Farming 8 7
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These George picked off, buthe found that he could not keep up with them; so The Chief advised himto buy a little pyrethrum powder at the store. This he mixed with fivetimes its bulk of dust. Putting the mixture into an old potato sack heshook it over the infested heads of cabbage.
Except for this drawback the cabbage did well. He lost the infested rowof cabbage. For he pulled them all up, spaded the ground over, andsprinkled it with the poison mixture. All the other cabbage heads weresprinkled... with it, too. One may easily lose all his cabbage from theseworms.
In the fall the cabbages were harvested. This was about the last ofOctober. George pulled them up by the roots. He found some of the headsrather soft, some bursting open. As it does not pay to keep such cabbageover, these were fed to the cattle--a gift, George called it, to pay forthe fertilizer.
All the fine solid heads are worth storing. In order to get nice whiteinner leaves, as the head begins to form break and bend over the outerleaves and those that protect the inner ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These George picked off, buthe found that he could not keep up with them; so The Chief advised himto buy a little pyrethrum powder at the store. This he mixed with fivetimes its bulk of dust. Putting the mixture into an old potato sack heshook it over the infested heads of cabbage.
Except for this drawback the cabbage did well. He lost the infested rowof cabbage. For he pulled them all up, spaded the ground over, andsprinkled it with the poison mixture. All the other cabbage heads weresprinkled... with it, too. One may easily lose all his cabbage from theseworms.
In the fall the cabbages were harvested. This was about the last ofOctober. George pulled them up by the roots. He found some of the headsrather soft, some bursting open. As it does not pay to keep such cabbageover, these were fed to the cattle--a gift, George called it, to pay forthe fertilizer.
All the fine solid heads are worth storing. In order to get nice whiteinner leaves, as the head begins to form break and bend over the outerleaves and those that protect the inner ones.
What to read after Library of Work And Play Gardening And Farming 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Ellen Eddy to read onlineMoreLess
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