Strawberries for the Home Garden
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shown in Fig. 1, where the surface is covered with stones. Fig. 2 shows a sample of the crop obtained on such land.
The soil in the Madison garden mentioned above is stiff clay over swamp muck, which in turn overlays fine sand Site. — The site is matter of slight importance if not too far from the house. The fruit will ripen earlier and the blossoms suffer less from late spring frosts if located on slightly elevated land sloping gently to east or south.
Soil Preparation. — The ground should be ...deeply plowed and in every way as well prepared as for corn before planting. On light soils it is a good plan to manure and plow in the fall, as strawberry plants do not start well in very loose and mellow soil. For very heavy soils spring plowing may be preferable.
Fig 2 A sample of the crop produced by plants shown in fig 1.
Manure. — Use only thoroughly decayed (unleached) manure. Not only is fresh manure unavailable as plant food but the decaying pro- cesses which it undergoes in the soil may cause injury to the roots of the newly set plants if in contact with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
shown in Fig. 1, where the surface is covered with stones. Fig. 2 shows a sample of the crop obtained on such land.
The soil in the Madison garden mentioned above is stiff clay over swamp muck, which in turn overlays fine sand Site. — The site is matter of slight importance if not too far from the house. The fruit will ripen earlier and the blossoms suffer less from late spring frosts if located on slightly elevated land sloping gently to east or south.
Soil Preparation. — The ground should be ...deeply plowed and in every way as well prepared as for corn before planting. On light soils it is a good plan to manure and plow in the fall, as strawberry plants do not start well in very loose and mellow soil. For very heavy soils spring plowing may be preferable.
Fig 2 A sample of the crop produced by plants shown in fig 1.
Manure. — Use only thoroughly decayed (unleached) manure. Not only is fresh manure unavailable as plant food but the decaying pro- cesses which it undergoes in the soil may cause injury to the roots of the newly set plants if in contact with them.
What to read after Strawberries for the Home Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [cranefield, Frederic] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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