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... Psttucen. It is & great misfortune to let the autuma sown piants get killed and to trust to spring sowings to afford & supply of salad. Those spring sowings do not afford cuttings nutil July, Lut satumn sown plants are ready in April or May. Autumn sown Unions ...

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