The American Home Garden
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64), which may be applied oi>ce or twice a week until they begin to ripen. Onions which, from late sowing or other causes, do not swell and ripen, if earthed up a little and left out through the winter, will yield excellent yomig onions very early in the spring. Choice ones intended for seeding should also be set out in the fall, foiu- or five inches deep.
ONION SETS.
Onions are often raised from what are called " sets," that is, very small onions of any color, which are either culled from the ...general crop, or obtained for this purpose by being sown late and very thickly, so that they are stunted in their growth, and form only small roots, which ripen prematurely. These are set out in the spring by being merely pressed with the thumb and finger into the soft, freshly-dug earth, at three or four inches apart, in rows a foot wide, and cultivated as above di- rected for onions from the seed. The young seed-stems which they usually throw up must be carefully broken out when six to twelve inches high, to aid or force the formation of bulbs.
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64), which may be applied oi>ce or twice a week until they begin to ripen. Onions which, from late sowing or other causes, do not swell and ripen, if earthed up a little and left out through the winter, will yield excellent yomig onions very early in the spring. Choice ones intended for seeding should also be set out in the fall, foiu- or five inches deep.
ONION SETS.
Onions are often raised from what are called " sets," that is, very small onions of any color, which are either culled from the ...general crop, or obtained for this purpose by being sown late and very thickly, so that they are stunted in their growth, and form only small roots, which ripen prematurely. These are set out in the spring by being merely pressed with the thumb and finger into the soft, freshly-dug earth, at three or four inches apart, in rows a foot wide, and cultivated as above di- rected for onions from the seed. The young seed-stems which they usually throw up must be carefully broken out when six to twelve inches high, to aid or force the formation of bulbs.
What to read after The American Home Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson, Alexander, Gardener. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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