The Cultivation of Allotments
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The varieties we can recommend are ' Purity ', ' Early Giant ', and ' Autumn Mammoth '.
To keep the heads a good colour tie up the leaves or break them down over the * flower '.
Celery. Celery should be grown in a rich soil retentive of moisture, but with no stagnant water. For early crops sow in March under glass, but for the main crop sow outside on a warm border where the young plants can be protected from cold winds during April. When SOWING AND PLANTING 29 the seedlings are large enough to... handle, prick out from the early sowing to 6 inches apart into a frame in which good rotten dung, leaf mould, and loam have been well mixed together and laid to a depth of several inches ; water and shade them for a few days, encourage ' stocky ' growth in the plants by giving them air on all favourable occasions. High temperature and sudden changes tend to produce ' bolting ' of the plants. During the growth of the plants the trenches into which they have to go must be prepared. Many systems are recommended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The varieties we can recommend are ' Purity ', ' Early Giant ', and ' Autumn Mammoth '.
To keep the heads a good colour tie up the leaves or break them down over the * flower '.
Celery. Celery should be grown in a rich soil retentive of moisture, but with no stagnant water. For early crops sow in March under glass, but for the main crop sow outside on a warm border where the young plants can be protected from cold winds during April. When SOWING AND PLANTING 29 the seedlings are large enough to... handle, prick out from the early sowing to 6 inches apart into a frame in which good rotten dung, leaf mould, and loam have been well mixed together and laid to a depth of several inches ; water and shade them for a few days, encourage ' stocky ' growth in the plants by giving them air on all favourable occasions. High temperature and sudden changes tend to produce ' bolting ' of the plants. During the growth of the plants the trenches into which they have to go must be prepared. Many systems are recommended.
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