A Japanese Story Hashnu the Stonecutter sat beside the highway cutting stone. It was hard work, and the sun shone hot upon him. "Ah me!" said Hashnu, "if one only did not have to work all day. I would that I could sit and rest, and not h... Read more of Hashnu The Stonecutter at Children Stories.caInformational Site Network Informational.ca
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The Wild Garden A Plea For Our Native Plants
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Spring Work In The Garden
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The Lawn: How To Make It And How To Take Care Of It
Planting The Lawn
Shrubs
Vines
The Hardy Border
The Garden Of Annuals
The Bulb Garden
The Rose: Its General Care And Culture
The Rose As A Summer Bedder
The Dahlia
The Gladiolus
Lilies
Plants For Special Purposes
Arbors Summer-houses Pergolas And Other Garden Features
Carpet-bedding
Flowering And Foliage Plants For Edging Beds And Walks
Planning The Garden
The Back-yard Garden
The Wild Garden A Plea For Our Native Plants
The Winter Garden
Window And Veranda Boxes
Spring Work In The Garden
Summer Work In The Garden
Fall Work In The Garden
A Chapter Of Afterthoughts Which The Reader Cannot Afford To Miss
Soil Required Its Preparation
General Remarks On Manuring With Green Crops
Varieties
Influence Of Soil On Seedlings
How To Cross Varieties
Smooth Vs Rough Potatoes
Cut And Uncut Seed
Planting And Manuring
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Plaster
The Potato-rot Its Cause
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Insects Injurious To The Potato
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Value Of The Potato As Cattle Food


Frozen Plants

from Your Plants



Tender plants that have become frozen, or but slightly touched by frost,

can be saved, if taken before they commence to thaw out; sprinkle or dip

the affected part in cold water, and then remove the plant or plants

into a dark place to remain for a day, then bring them to the light. We

have saved whole beds of tender plants from death by early frosts in the

autumn, by getting up long before sunrise, drenching the leaves with

water, and then covering the plants with a sheet or blanket.





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