The Illinois Way of Beautifying the Farm
The Illinois Way of Beautifying the Farm
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(Henry M. Dunlap, Savoy, III. ) mon flowers of the fields, such as red and crimson clover, ought to be brought into the house; it is not enough to see them outdoors. Try it and be convinced. And do not buy any fancy vases loaded with ornament or made of many strong colors. It is a waste of money, for flowers will not look well in such things. Use simple jugs and jars whatever you have.
3. Children's Gardens That Will Make Strong Characters Eight Iowa children who helped one another through col-... lege began their financial career by cultivating a strawberry bed. Why not start your children in business this spring with a dollar's worth of gladiolus bulbs? (See Fig. 63. ) They can sell the flowers without harming the bulbs, and by August they will be able to pay you back and buy something they desire very much. It may lead to a great business in the coun- try, like that of a man in Berlin, N. Y. , who has seventy acres of gladioli. (See Fig. 64. ) The peony is another plant that gives two crops flowers and roots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Henry M. Dunlap, Savoy, III. ) mon flowers of the fields, such as red and crimson clover, ought to be brought into the house; it is not enough to see them outdoors. Try it and be convinced. And do not buy any fancy vases loaded with ornament or made of many strong colors. It is a waste of money, for flowers will not look well in such things. Use simple jugs and jars whatever you have.
3. Children's Gardens That Will Make Strong Characters Eight Iowa children who helped one another through col-... lege began their financial career by cultivating a strawberry bed. Why not start your children in business this spring with a dollar's worth of gladiolus bulbs? (See Fig. 63. ) They can sell the flowers without harming the bulbs, and by August they will be able to pay you back and buy something they desire very much. It may lead to a great business in the coun- try, like that of a man in Berlin, N. Y. , who has seventy acres of gladioli. (See Fig. 64. ) The peony is another plant that gives two crops flowers and roots.
What to read after The Illinois Way of Beautifying the Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilhelm Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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