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By John Seymour

A wealth of data in addition to excellent vivid colour illustrations within the entrance of the e-book, and particular illustrations all through. an excellent gardening classic~!

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Kiccp a vigilant eye out for slugs and snails, which love a \varm wet autumn. Harvest all tree fruit before October is out, and rake up and compost all dropped leaves under the fruit trees. This piece of hygiene helps great]! toward preventing fungous disease. If you put the leaves right into the middle of your compost heap, no harmful organisms will survive. stnvn in seed boxes in Seedling cauliflowers, earl\- October, should be pricked out into a frame. ; were growing in before. So I sow the seedlings m seed boses iirst in ordinary seed compost, then prick them out into frames full of very rich compost with plenty of manure in it, and, come spring, I transplant them outside into a deep bed, very well manured.

It is from this angle that as a home gardener you are at such an advantage. You don’t need vast quantities of anything so you can put in half a row - even just a few seeds - and give vourself a constant supply of fresh young food. As soon as all fear of frost is past and the ground is warm enough, in should go the tender stand any frost at all, like vegetables that can’t seeds of pole and bush beans, and soybeans too if you can grow them.. At the same time out go the seedlings that you have been nurturing in the gMlhOUSC.

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