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... form a line spray, preferably with a knapsack sprayer, directly the first symptoms ot the teat spot appear. Another potato c.lsessc, potato scab, causes thew-ll known rough and pitted patches tubers. ily sound and clean svef shon'd be sown ...
... POTATOES. T*> make provision tuber* for the earliest crops, pack sots on end and closely tiii’ether, one layer deep shallow boxes, - must be placed near the glass in light position, where they eannot reached frmt. Select dry, warm, and good border, and ...
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... EARLY POTATOES. Towards ths end of the month pack number of sets end closely, one layer deep, in shallow boxes, which must be placed near the glam in eool conservatory, or in some other light position where they will be safe from frost. Select dry, warm ...
... -be'caue e'sther i haullms or soil inm ?? potato tl&t (or both) f Ihave beon ased in 'the coverng ee the pits,s .and tre garns Of the disease hvve beer. wasied Ithrough to -tie potatoes in the zuaner ex-j pained. Potato -nhers 'leave been give es-asence ,mrely ...
... FORCED POTATOES. Early difbes of new potatoes are regarded necessity in moat large kitchen gardens Only early, eompsct growing varieties, such Victor and Improved Asbleaf, are suitable for forcing. A bed of nine inches in depth of sandy loam soil is essential ...
... I MILLI N AND.- POT'ATO MEHUUANT. SEQUEL TO A WEDDING AT (CHEADLE. 1ANCHESTE¶t'BREACH OF PROMISE 'CASE. A breach of promise caFe, in which the plaintiff was Annie Stringer, a milliner, employed by an Old- ham-street drapery firm, Manchester, and the defen- ...
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... SYSTAENS OF POTATO CULTURE. There are three distinct mnethols in which the gardener may yet grow ?? as a paying crop. First and fore.rost is that of getting, the tubers ready to lift a little in adr arco of the. general crop of the :neighbourhood m-here ...
... digging up potatoes he discovered one which had grown throngh a gold ring. Tho ring-a gentleman's sig-.ict-wai probably carted to the garden in stable manure and buried. A potato was planted near it, and one grew through it. As the potato developed the ...
... in the large one ? Little potatoes. And in the small one ? Burnt matches, with the ends rubbed on sandpaper to make a point. Grandpa had thought of the children when he dug his potatoes and had saved all the little potatoes for them; and grandma had thought ...
... of the potato. People there who were not eating potatoes were preserving potatoes. Potatoes were put out at night to treeze or put out in the sun in the daytme to dry. In Bolivia, ene was con- tinually eating potatoes dry like bread, ...