Practical Gardening
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The resulting mixture should be light and springy, so that it will absorb moisture readily and will not pack or cake on the surface. Soil which gets hard on the surface will not permit the little starting seedlings to come through — and then the seedsman is blamed for furnishing poor seeds. Both com- mercial humus and coconut fiber are good spongy materials with which to cover vour seeds, if your soil cannot otherwise be made just right.
In filling the pans or "flats" for the seeds, press the s...oil down firmly, espe- c i a 1 1 y in every c o r- ner ; not to pack it, but to keep it from being fluffy. If it is at all dry, give it a thorough watering with a fine rose spray, and let it stand for several hours until the water has soaked in and the surface is dry enough not to be sticky when you touch it.
Mark ofl^ shallow drills with the point of a lead pencil, or with the end of a wooden label. Beet seeds, which are large, can be placed about a quarter of an inch deep, but the others should be barely covered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The resulting mixture should be light and springy, so that it will absorb moisture readily and will not pack or cake on the surface. Soil which gets hard on the surface will not permit the little starting seedlings to come through — and then the seedsman is blamed for furnishing poor seeds. Both com- mercial humus and coconut fiber are good spongy materials with which to cover vour seeds, if your soil cannot otherwise be made just right.
In filling the pans or "flats" for the seeds, press the s...oil down firmly, espe- c i a 1 1 y in every c o r- ner ; not to pack it, but to keep it from being fluffy. If it is at all dry, give it a thorough watering with a fine rose spray, and let it stand for several hours until the water has soaked in and the surface is dry enough not to be sticky when you touch it.
Mark ofl^ shallow drills with the point of a lead pencil, or with the end of a wooden label. Beet seeds, which are large, can be placed about a quarter of an inch deep, but the others should be barely covered.
What to read after Practical Gardening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rockwell, Frederick Frye, 1884- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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