The Vegetable Garden
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Strangely enough, its use seems little known out- side the cities, and is regarded rather as a curiosity than a necessity by many. It is easily established in any spare nook, or may be used to border beds of flowers or vegetables.
The usual manner of starting a bed of parsley is by sowing the seed; the plants may be trans- planted, but will not do as well as the seed-grown plants. The ancients held that parsley should never be sown but transplanted, as they claimed that the seed had to make a j...ourney to Hades before it THE VEGETABLE GARDEN could again appear above ground, and, indeed, the tardiness with which it germinates would almost seem to bear out that idea.
The ground should be thoroughly prepared by spading and enriching, and the seed should be sown as early in the spring as the ground can be worked, as after the ground becomes at all warm or dry, the seed will not germinate. It may be sown broad- cast or in drills a foot apart, covering the seed about half an inch deep, pressing the soil down firm- ly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strangely enough, its use seems little known out- side the cities, and is regarded rather as a curiosity than a necessity by many. It is easily established in any spare nook, or may be used to border beds of flowers or vegetables.
The usual manner of starting a bed of parsley is by sowing the seed; the plants may be trans- planted, but will not do as well as the seed-grown plants. The ancients held that parsley should never be sown but transplanted, as they claimed that the seed had to make a j...ourney to Hades before it THE VEGETABLE GARDEN could again appear above ground, and, indeed, the tardiness with which it germinates would almost seem to bear out that idea.
The ground should be thoroughly prepared by spading and enriching, and the seed should be sown as early in the spring as the ground can be worked, as after the ground becomes at all warm or dry, the seed will not germinate. It may be sown broad- cast or in drills a foot apart, covering the seed about half an inch deep, pressing the soil down firm- ly.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett, Ida Dandridge, 1860- to read onlineMoreLess
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