The Gardener's Dictionary: containing the methods of cultivating ... the ... garden, ... conservatory and vineyard. Abridg'd from the folio edition, etc, Volume 21741 |
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... Weather , as alfo to keep them clear from Weeds : in thefe Beds they may continue two Years , by which time they will fpread fo as to meet each other ; therefore you must in March remove them either into the Pla- ces where they are ...
... Weather , as alfo to keep them clear from Weeds : in thefe Beds they may continue two Years , by which time they will fpread fo as to meet each other ; therefore you must in March remove them either into the Pla- ces where they are ...
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... Weather , and only co- vered in Frofts , they will do better than when they are placed into the Green - house . In the Spring they may be turned out of the Pots , and planted into the full Ground , under a warm Wall or Pale , where they ...
... Weather , and only co- vered in Frofts , they will do better than when they are placed into the Green - house . In the Spring they may be turned out of the Pots , and planted into the full Ground , under a warm Wall or Pale , where they ...
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... Weather ; for if they are kept too clofely covered in Winter , they will be fubject to a Mouldiness , which foon rots them . In the Spring these Plants fhould be planted out into a rich light Soil , allowing them at least eighteen ...
... Weather ; for if they are kept too clofely covered in Winter , they will be fubject to a Mouldiness , which foon rots them . In the Spring these Plants fhould be planted out into a rich light Soil , allowing them at least eighteen ...
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... Weather fhould be gently refreshed with Water . about fix Weeks , if your Seeds were good , the Plants will come up ; at which time you should carefully guard them againft the rapacious Birds , who would otherwife pull off the Heads of ...
... Weather fhould be gently refreshed with Water . about fix Weeks , if your Seeds were good , the Plants will come up ; at which time you should carefully guard them againft the rapacious Birds , who would otherwife pull off the Heads of ...
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... Weather they must be now - and - then re- freshed with Water . When they are about two Inches high , you muft tranfplant them into the Pla- ces where they are defigned to re- main , which should be in the Mid- dle of the Borders in the ...
... Weather they must be now - and - then re- freshed with Water . When they are about two Inches high , you muft tranfplant them into the Pla- ces where they are defigned to re- main , which should be in the Mid- dle of the Borders in the ...
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