Cottage Gardener and Country Gentleman's Companion, Volume 3Wm. S. Orr, 1850 - Gardening |
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... keep a look out for the old mortar or plaster from the pulling down of old buildings this is a capital ameliorator . We shall shortly resume the subject of " station " planting , for the majority of our friends , no doubt , merely want ...
... keep a look out for the old mortar or plaster from the pulling down of old buildings this is a capital ameliorator . We shall shortly resume the subject of " station " planting , for the majority of our friends , no doubt , merely want ...
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... keep . When they are to be finally moved to their winter quarters , every leaf ought to be cut off , and the main stems cut back to where they are brown , or tolerably ripe , and a little of the soil that will stick to the roots may be ...
... keep . When they are to be finally moved to their winter quarters , every leaf ought to be cut off , and the main stems cut back to where they are brown , or tolerably ripe , and a little of the soil that will stick to the roots may be ...
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... keep up a root action , which is to be avoided in winter . See what Mr. Beaton says to - day upon the subject ... keep them with half the trouble , if you cover them with hay or straw to keep the frost from them . It is of no advantage ...
... keep up a root action , which is to be avoided in winter . See what Mr. Beaton says to - day upon the subject ... keep them with half the trouble , if you cover them with hay or straw to keep the frost from them . It is of no advantage ...
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... keep a good while and gradually become mellow . They should be gathered towards the end of October , whether quite ripe or not , for they will not endure much frost . R. ERRINGTON . THE FLOWER - GARDEN . YOUNG STOCK .- " How shall I keep ...
... keep a good while and gradually become mellow . They should be gathered towards the end of October , whether quite ripe or not , for they will not endure much frost . R. ERRINGTON . THE FLOWER - GARDEN . YOUNG STOCK .- " How shall I keep ...
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... keep up our credit and be thankful . D. BEATON . GREENHOUSE AND WINDOW GARDENING . CLEANLINESS . - It has been said that " cleanliness is akin to godliness . " We are no admirers of the practice of ever and anon introducing proverbs and ...
... keep up our credit and be thankful . D. BEATON . GREENHOUSE AND WINDOW GARDENING . CLEANLINESS . - It has been said that " cleanliness is akin to godliness . " We are no admirers of the practice of ever and anon introducing proverbs and ...
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