The Beginner's book of Gardening
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Good Scarlet Runners are Painted Lady, Chelsea Giant, Mammoth White and Best of All. All Runner Beans should be provided with tall poles up which to climb.
THE CULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES 67 Potatoes Potatoes like a deep loam of moderate friability which has been well manured before winter. For the earliest crop a south border should be chosen, preferably under a wall. Early in March a few tubers may be planted, drills being drawn with a hoe, mattock or light spade, about four or five inches deep... and about two feet between the rows. The tubers should be planted at distances of about one foot, though much depends on the variety.
The later varieties require more space than the early ones. For earliest crops Myatt's Ashleaf, Ninetyfold, and Sharp's Victor are all good. Midseason varieties should be planted about the middle of April, Windsor Castle, Sutton's Supreme, and Schoolmaster being among the best. Late varieties should also be planted in April.
Among the best of the late varieties are King of the Russets, Up to Date, Magnum Bonum and Bruce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Good Scarlet Runners are Painted Lady, Chelsea Giant, Mammoth White and Best of All. All Runner Beans should be provided with tall poles up which to climb.
THE CULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES 67 Potatoes Potatoes like a deep loam of moderate friability which has been well manured before winter. For the earliest crop a south border should be chosen, preferably under a wall. Early in March a few tubers may be planted, drills being drawn with a hoe, mattock or light spade, about four or five inches deep... and about two feet between the rows. The tubers should be planted at distances of about one foot, though much depends on the variety.
The later varieties require more space than the early ones. For earliest crops Myatt's Ashleaf, Ninetyfold, and Sharp's Victor are all good. Midseason varieties should be planted about the middle of April, Windsor Castle, Sutton's Supreme, and Schoolmaster being among the best. Late varieties should also be planted in April.
Among the best of the late varieties are King of the Russets, Up to Date, Magnum Bonum and Bruce.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Harry, 1871-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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