The Gardener's Magazine, and Register of Rural & Domestic Improvement, Volumen 9Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1833 |
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... rains ; I ask , whether such rocks do contain all the necessary ingre- dients or matter that constitute the food of trees ; and that the roots actually imbibe , extract , or introsuscept ( as Sir Henry Steuart would say ) , all the sap ...
... rains ; I ask , whether such rocks do contain all the necessary ingre- dients or matter that constitute the food of trees ; and that the roots actually imbibe , extract , or introsuscept ( as Sir Henry Steuart would say ) , all the sap ...
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... rains when very young , and from scorching suns at all times , until they begin to fade , which will be in June . They should be taken up in July , and planted the ensuing February , in the same manner as old roots . I have about 100 ...
... rains when very young , and from scorching suns at all times , until they begin to fade , which will be in June . They should be taken up in July , and planted the ensuing February , in the same manner as old roots . I have about 100 ...
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... rainy weather no water is required , yet , if the weather is very hot , a larger allowance than this may be ne- cessary . The water should be given in such a manner that the leaves and branches may be refreshed , besides the root ; part ...
... rainy weather no water is required , yet , if the weather is very hot , a larger allowance than this may be ne- cessary . The water should be given in such a manner that the leaves and branches may be refreshed , besides the root ; part ...
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... rains of April and May , and the very intense heat of our summer which succeeds , cause so rapid a course of vegetation , that many fruits ripen here in the open air , and as standards , which can only be matured in England and the ...
... rains of April and May , and the very intense heat of our summer which succeeds , cause so rapid a course of vegetation , that many fruits ripen here in the open air , and as standards , which can only be matured in England and the ...
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... Cape heaths are , first , exposing the plants , whilst out of doors during summer , to the mid - day sun ; and , secondly , the pots getting over- - drenched with the heavy autumnal rains before they are housed 244 Queries and Answers .
... Cape heaths are , first , exposing the plants , whilst out of doors during summer , to the mid - day sun ; and , secondly , the pots getting over- - drenched with the heavy autumnal rains before they are housed 244 Queries and Answers .
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Página 338 - ... operations have much increased ; it has now eaten half way down the apple, and the position of the hole at the top, if the apple continue upright, or nearly so, is inconvenient for a purpose it has up to this time been used for, that is, as a pass to get rid of its...