AND THEN
set about procuring manures of all kinds from every available source. Remember that anything _which will rot_ will add to the value of your manure pile. Muck, lime, old plastering, sods, weeds (earth...
Remember that anything _which will rot_ will add to the value of
your manure pile. Muck, lime, old plastering, sods, weeds (earth and
all), street, stable and yard sweepings--all these and numerous others
will increase your garden successes of next year.
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