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quadgram	frequency
is one of the	303
one of the best	249
as soon as the	211
the surface of the	201
one of the most	170
at the same time	168
at the end of	154
in the open ground	142
the top of the	139
may be increased by	135
in the case of	115
should be sown in	110
it is one of	110
as well as the	109
will grow in any	108
the plants should be	107
the end of the	102
in a mixture of	96
may be sown in	94
the bottom of the	93
by dividing the roots	93
surface of the ground	92
in a compost of	91
than those of the	89
when the plants are	89
it is well to	87
in reference to the	82
the seed should be	82
inches apart in the	81
cape of good hope	81
the base of the	81
in the form of	80
the rest of the	79
and a half in	79
as soon as they	79
may be grown in	77
apart in the rows	76
an inch in diameter	74
the size of the	74
in the same manner	73
on the other hand	73
early in the season	72
the middle of the	72
may be propagated by	70
a great deal of	70
of an inch in	70
a mixture of loam	70
on account of the	69
an inch and a	68
it is a good	68
on account of its	67
fourths of an inch	67
and may be increased	67
the edge of the	67
from time to time	67
inches and a half	66
at the time of	66
seed should be sown	65
a synonym of a	65
in the same way	64
in the middle of	63
a few of the	63
as long as the	63
under a hand glass	62
eighths of an inch	62
in april or may	62
surface of the soil	62
the soil should be	61
in a cold frame	60
in the manner of	60
the same manner as	59
inch and a half	59
to the depth of	58
feet and a half	57
of the united states	57
that is to say	57
it is best to	56
sown in the open	55
it is necessary to	55
increased by dividing the	54
with the exception of	53
the best of the	53
two or three inches	53
early in the spring	52
at the base of	52
about the middle of	52
of loam and peat	52
from seed sown in	52
care must be taken	52
a good deal of	51
those of the common	51
said the chief gardener	50
should be planted in	50
under a bell glass	50
by division of the	50
grow in any soil	50
contained in an ounce	50
for the most part	49
you shall vnderstand that	49
of some of the	49
the back of the	49
be sown in the	48
are contained in an	48
for the purpose of	48
the tops of the	48
it is to be	48
than that of the	48
and a half to	48
in march or april	48
at the rate of	48
it is a very	47
the side of the	47
out of the ground	47
the end of may	47
as well as in	47
division of the roots	47
the axils of the	47
the roots of the	46
under the name of	46
in the way of	46
each side of the	46
the ripe seeds are	45
the centre of the	45
three or four inches	45
in front of the	45
and one of the	45
care should be taken	45
the length of the	45
is a native of	44
of the best of	44
on each side of	44
raised from seed sown	44
but it is not	44
in the vicinity of	44
five or six inches	43
at the top of	43
will be ready for	43
it is better to	42
of an inch long	42
a part of the	42
the size of a	42
it is possible to	42
if the soil is	42
a large number of	42
for a few days	41
apart in the row	41
the growth of the	41
be raised from seed	41
a compost of loam	41
i do not know	41
six or eight inches	41
by the use of	41
two feet and a	40
where they are to	40
one side of the	40
the best of all	40
the plants in the	40
i would like to	40
late in the season	40
the latter part of	39
seeds may be sown	39
mixture of loam and	39
the ends of the	39
four or five inches	39
to a depth of	39
in july and august	39
is said to be	39
as one of the	39
should be grown in	39
seeds should be sown	38
where the plants are	38
and some of the	38
in the open in	38
propagated by dividing the	37
seed may be sown	37
on the other side	37
and placed in a	37
two and a half	37
part of the garden	36
will be necessary to	36
by means of a	36
during the growing season	36
longer than the leaves	36
it will be necessary	36
be increased by cuttings	36
the form of a	36
it may be grown	36
the head of the	36
at the foot of	35
in the open air	35
like those of the	35
as soon as it	35
in the united states	35
at the beginning of	35
the ground should be	35
in allusion to the	35
exposed to the sun	35
for the production of	34
the greater part of	34
sow the seed in	34
and retain their vitality	34
is not to be	34
thrive best in a	34
a small genus of	34
on the top of	34
one and a half	34
may be raised from	34
they may be grown	34
in any garden soil	34
may be planted in	34
the garden of the	34
to a considerable extent	34
for the sake of	34
the seed may be	34
in almost any soil	33
should be placed in	33
at the bottom of	33
the leaves of the	33
from two to three	33
for a long time	33
the open ground in	33
to those of the	33
or they may be	33
one of the finest	33
in a dense rosette	33
in june and july	33
soon as the plants	33
a good plan to	33
flowers are produced in	33
a half in diameter	33
it will grow in	33
should be allowed to	33
three to four lines	32
and a half long	32
in the garden of	32
and of good quality	32
the seeds of the	32
half an inch in	32
the beauty of the	32
it is not a	32
and a half or	32
of one of the	32
of an inch broad	32
ten or twelve inches	32
two or three times	32
the seeds should be	32
a day or two	31
be grown in any	31
they should not be	31
the south of europe	31
in the midst of	31
as early as possible	31
and at the same	31
be planted in the	31
the seeds may be	31
i am going to	31
the middle of july	31
the seed is sown	31
are contained in a	31
the plants may be	31
is a good plan	31
the man of wrath	31
contained in a quart	31
the seeds are sown	30
will be fit for	30
they thrive best in	30
below the surface of	30
variety of the common	30
not be allowed to	30
in spring or autumn	30
two or three years	30
thousand are contained in	30
in the bottom of	30
the close of the	30
as those of the	30
about the size of	30
be sown in a	30
in diameter at the	30
feet apart each way	30
this is one of	30
two inches and a	30
in connection with the	30
easily raised from seed	30
it would be a	30
garden and farm manual	30
as much as possible	30
in one of the	29
to the end of	29
this is a very	29
lily of the valley	29
it will not be	29
in sand under a	29
the seeds are small	29
from three to four	29
in sand under glass	29
the sides of the	29
sandy loam and peat	29
increased by division of	29
soon as they are	29
cordate at the base	29
the best and most	29
which should be sown	29
the name of the	29
a synonym of b	29
to the middle of	29
it is impossible to	29
cuttings of the young	29
best in a mixture	28
sown as soon as	28
three inches in diameter	28
in a cool house	28
and may be propagated	28
apart in each direction	28
larger than those of	28
be propagated by cuttings	28
it is not so	28
i have never seen	28
the manner of the	28
the middle of may	28
in the course of	28
in the centre of	28
upper part of the	28
for the first time	28
be sown in april	28
the upper part of	28
be grown in a	28
there are several varieties	28
the plants are to	28
towards the end of	28
the same way as	28
a few years ago	28
the same treatment as	28
the flowers are produced	28
the other side of	27
of this variety are	27
the roots may be	27
be increased by division	27
the color of the	27
in the axils of	27
are of easy culture	27
the use of the	27
on a large scale	27
to be found in	27
as the plants are	27
in the first place	27
by seed or division	27
that it is not	27
the beginning of the	27
a portion of the	27
they thrive in a	27
the best time to	27
sow the seeds in	27
to get rid of	27
of an inch thick	27
at the back of	27
it is not the	27
it may be increased	27
to that of the	27
for the table in	27
you are going to	27
it is said that	26
be increased by dividing	26
it will be found	26
two to three feet	26
a year or two	26
it may be propagated	26
in order that the	26
the case of the	26
the time of planting	26
fourth of an inch	26
two or three weeks	26
eight or ten inches	26
or eight inches in	26
the fact that the	26
may be grown from	26
they may be planted	26
from the axils of	26
it seems to me	26
in the open border	26
for two or three	26
be fit for use	25
close to the ground	25
in spite of the	25
is said to have	25
by the side of	25
from the middle of	25
be grown from seed	25
the end of a	25
it must not be	25
some of them are	25
in may or june	25
from the time of	25
would like to ask	25
the latter end of	25
a compost of peat	25
similar to those of	25
foot apart in the	25
of easy culture in	25
the form of the	25
they may be increased	25
in contact with the	25
is the best time	25
of an inch deep	25
must be taken to	25
a half to two	25
greater part of the	25
hundred are contained in	25
in a pot of	25
foot and a half	25
the rows should be	25
soon as the ground	25
to the height of	25
the man from everywhere	25
the colour of the	25
just as soon as	25
any good garden soil	24
in ordinary garden soil	24
so much the better	24
of the best for	24
that it is a	24
the middle of june	24
to the fact that	24
to the size of	24
are two or three	24
the young pods are	24
in the matter of	24
at the close of	24
as a matter of	24
the time of the	24
the middle of april	24
when the ground is	24
plants should be set	24
will have to be	24
a variety of the	24
after the manner of	24
the quality of the	24
a mixture of peat	24
and the chief gardener	24
to the growth of	24
the extremities of the	24
the protection of a	24
the same as for	24
the value of the	24
it is difficult to	24
increased by seed or	24
it is propagated by	24
in some parts of	24
showing habit and flower	24
is shown on page	24
half an inch deep	24
by cuttings of the	23
in some of the	23
in february or march	23
may be made to	23
in which they are	23
of the last named	23
the plants are well	23
the inside of the	23
the whole of the	23
as a substitute for	23
as soon as possible	23
in the production of	23
and is increased by	23
the plants will be	23
the heat of the	23
the foot of the	23
of sandy loam and	23
can be made to	23
from four to six	23
axils of the leaves	23
as soon as ripe	23
the first week in	23
and will plant a	23
be increased by seed	23
the roots should be	23
in may and june	23
i do not think	23
the young plants are	23
tenths of an inch	23
should be taken to	23
was one of the	23
the flowers are small	23
a foot and a	23
large enough to handle	23
for the home garden	23
by cuttings planted in	23
be placed in the	23
the heart of the	23
six or seven inches	23
one of the largest	23
division of the root	23
thrive well in a	23
from year to year	23
the th of july	22
by the middle of	22
they are to be	22
propagated by cuttings of	22
best in a light	22
thrives best in a	22
and thus much for	22
of the best and	22
a synonym of c	22
six inches apart in	22
in order to have	22
it should not be	22
think it would be	22
or two of the	22
other side of the	22
a good crop of	22
on one side of	22
sowing may be made	22
of two or three	22
on the upper surface	22
in regard to the	22
if the ground is	22
the leaves are large	22
not particular as to	22
well in a mixture	22
or it may be	22
four inches in diameter	22
it is not necessary	22
the cape of good	22
the leaves of this	22
be grown in the	22
sown in april or	22
a fourth of an	22
the stems of the	22
and it is a	22
if the plants are	22
the flowers of the	22
of peat and loam	22
particular as to soil	22
be sown in spring	22
the use of a	22
one of the earliest	22
about the end of	22
in the green state	21
during the summer months	21
with a view to	21
in june or july	21
they are of easy	21
they will grow in	21
at the head of	21
there are so many	21
as if it were	21
in august or september	21
when the seedlings are	21
three feet in height	21
this should be done	21
soon as it is	21
in the usual manner	21
the plants are set	21
as well as for	21
as in the case	21
the strength of the	21
may be placed in	21
be ready for use	21
cut down to the	21
the edges of the	21
a large amount of	21
feet apart in the	21
in such sort as	21
in the process of	21
seems to be a	21
on top of the	21
minnesota state horticultural society	21
three or four weeks	21
be taken not to	21
of the plant is	21
the stem of the	21
shorter than the leaves	21
as the ground is	21
five inches in diameter	21
down to the rachis	21
we are going to	21
either side of the	21
it is advisable to	21
if the weather is	21
on the upper side	21
the top of a	21
pods for the table	21
a great number of	21
the appearance of the	21
three to four feet	20
it is in the	20
the early part of	20
and is one of	20
in the center of	20
about half an inch	20
to the beauty of	20
are you going to	20
it thrives best in	20
the best time for	20
as well as a	20
and they retain their	20
inches below the surface	20
the shape of the	20
and it may be	20
a hundred and fifty	20
of the best sorts	20
in loam and peat	20
and is propagated by	20
early in spring as	20
front of the house	20
there should be a	20
they thrive well in	20
on either side of	20
feet or more in	20
as far as possible	20
the best sorts for	20
be placed in a	20
plants are to remain	20
they should be planted	20
or three inches high	20
the last week in	20
can be grown in	20
three inches and a	20
should not be allowed	20
half an inch long	20
which are produced in	20
it is increased by	20
in april and may	20
sown early in spring	20
in august and september	20
in addition to the	20
seven or eight inches	20
two or three feet	20
if this is done	20
as that of the	20
the ripe seed is	20
ought not to be	20
from six to eight	20
the soil must be	20
remain in the ground	20
it would not be	20
it will be a	20
should be at least	20
but it is a	20
the th of june	20
when they may be	20
of the most beautiful	20
at the edge of	20
there is also a	20
about the middest of	20
that there is no	20
in order to secure	20
of the young wood	19
as much as the	19
i think it is	19
six inches in diameter	19
the middle of september	19
inches in diameter at	19
of the horticultural society	19
is out of the	19
are large enough to	19
from june to august	19
the center of the	19
they may also be	19
on the north side	19
in any good garden	19
three or four years	19
they retain their vitality	19
the exception of the	19
to be able to	19
all the year round	19
soon as they have	19
a place in the	19
any part of the	19
the most beautiful of	19
the end of june	19
from the south of	19
season of the year	19
thrive in a compost	19
i have ever seen	19
in autumn or spring	19
the north side of	19
six feet in height	19
best in a compost	19
a foot apart in	19
with the addition of	19
in such a manner	19
work in the garden	19
well as in the	19
as a general thing	19
very early in the	19
this part of the	19
it is desirable to	19
up and down the	19
six to eight inches	19
the height of the	19
be one of the	19
you shall beginne to	19
and there is no	19
one end of the	19
and a half apart	19
roots may be divided	19
varieties of this species	19
resemble those of the	19
it is desired to	19
of the leaves are	19
is likely to be	19
side of the house	19
while the plants are	19
there is a great	19
west of the cascades	19
it is of a	19
of the best varieties	19
all parts of the	19
in which it is	19
in any light soil	19
eight inches in length	19
soon as the frost	19
it is a hardy	19
preparation of the soil	19
in the early spring	19
in the vegetable garden	19
compost of loam and	19
grown from seed sown	18
part of the state	18
to do is to	18
the character of the	18
above the surface of	18
a small quantity of	18
the bed should be	18
if you have a	18
it must have been	18
may be used for	18
it is said to	18
to three or four	18
where the soil is	18
the weight of the	18
they are increased by	18
their vitality five years	18
it should be remembered	18
for the use of	18
the bark of the	18
a variety of a	18
to keep the plants	18
feet apart in each	18
the soil in the	18
with the back of	18
feet from the ground	18
ripen in a hundred	18
about an inch in	18
the last of june	18
in the spring of	18
it may also be	18
a half in depth	18
stove or greenhouse species	18
will root in sand	18
about the th of	18
out of the way	18
what do you think	18
to four lines thick	18
and it should be	18
when they should be	18
should be thinned to	18
that they do not	18
on a small scale	18
as a result of	18
produced in great abundance	18
be grown in pots	18
middle three to four	18
seeds are sown in	18
they should be cut	18
out in the open	18
from three to five	18
the variety is hardy	18
in a dry place	18
the plant is of	18
from the top of	18
or more in height	18
in july or august	18
four feet in height	18
two inches in diameter	18
it would have been	18
the plants will blossom	18
at the extremities of	18
by divisions of the	18
in rows feet apart	18
it is a great	18
some of the best	18
for as much as	18
on the surface of	18
the flowers are white	18
a good supply of	18
the best way to	18
a liberal supply of	18
ten inches in diameter	18
from plant to plant	18
the soil of the	18
in sandy loam and	18
five or six feet	18
be done in the	18
retain their vitality five	18
one of the very	17
there can be no	17
a mixture of sandy	17
is of little value	17
to the rachis into	17
a large quantity of	17
it is true that	17
loam and leaf mould	17
a week or two	17
at van cortlandt manor	17
each other in the	17
three in a whorl	17
i should like to	17
the frost is out	17
to one of the	17
or five inches in	17
water should be given	17
is going to be	17
sheathing at the base	17
of nitrate of soda	17
out of doors in	17
the outside of the	17
pods are five inches	17
and the crop will	17
are a number of	17
four or five feet	17
to the best advantage	17
like that of the	17
the work of the	17
broad at the middle	17
an inch in depth	17
three or four feet	17
be sown as soon	17
in the proportion of	17
said to have been	17
parts of the plant	17
parts of the country	17
grown in the open	17
out of the soil	17
planted out in the	17
they are intended to	17
with a sharp knife	17
there will be no	17
and a half high	17
to give them a	17
as early as the	17
between the plants in	17
should be sown as	17
the earliest of the	17
the plants must be	17
there are a number	17
part of the season	17
open ground in may	17
may be necessary to	17
may be taken up	17
set out in the	17
is supposed to be	17
is the time to	17
on a gentle hotbed	17
on account of their	17
there seems to be	17
to the open ground	17
as a general rule	17
the part of the	17
they will not be	17
two or three days	17
quite a number of	17
is the best of	17
it ought to be	17
may also be increased	17
the exterior leaves are	17
in any ordinary soil	17
danger of frost is	17
i think it would	17
also be increased by	17
it must be remembered	17
in a few weeks	17
a thing of beauty	17
that it may be	17
is hardy and productive	17
in proportion to the	17
should be cut back	17
from the base of	17
the names of the	17
a pot of sand	17
the variety will blossom	17
the face of the	17
the soil in which	17
mixture of sandy loam	17
the pods are five	17
on the lower side	17
all the species are	17
named in honour of	17
the tips of the	17
that it will be	17
it may be necessary	17
as if they were	17
a number of years	17
of three or four	17
should not be planted	17
to a great extent	17
they require to be	17
part of the plant	17
on the side of	17
to the top of	17
about the first of	16
once upon a time	16
is most suitable for	16
apart in the drills	16
be planted out in	16
if you want to	16
compost of peat and	16
a temperature of degrees	16
the st of may	16
in the upper part	16
take the place of	16
in a small way	16
an inch in width	16
and two or three	16
the beginning of may	16
must be remembered that	16
and are increased by	16
and covered with a	16
in the cultivation of	16
during the winter months	16
a quarter of an	16
the end of july	16
in such a way	16
the course of the	16
and one or two	16
in rows two feet	16
the front of the	16
as fast as they	16
in spring as the	16
a large proportion of	16
so as to give	16
half to two lines	16
by a division of	16
retain their germinative properties	16
of the very best	16
the south and west	16
the temperature of the	16
of which there are	16
plants in the rows	16
most of them are	16
for a day or	16
is a hardy perennial	16
early in the morning	16
may be divided in	16
so that it may	16
the body of the	16
set in the open	16
two feet in height	16
the crown of the	16
a foot or more	16
that of any other	16
should be put in	16
a certain amount of	16
by seed sown in	16
the development of the	16
a variety of b	16
mixed with the soil	16
the chief gardener had	16
the members of the	16
should be taken up	16
should be set in	16
cuttings planted in sand	16
an inch in length	16
seed is sown in	16
and retain their germinative	16
a list of the	16
at the ends of	16
about two feet high	16
in a temperature of	16
the united service club	16
seems to be the	16
according to the variety	16
members of the society	16
and ripen in a	16
be kept in a	16
on the under side	16
placed in sand under	16
any soil or situation	16
may be had in	16
extremities of the branches	16
the same as the	16
from the use of	16
one of the few	16
a member of the	16
to take care of	16
some of the varieties	16
the nature of the	16
to may border sun	16
be allowed to get	16
as soone as you	16
on the edge of	16
there is plenty of	16
the back of a	15
name colour time height	15
there is no doubt	15
of which i have	15
from two to four	15
they will be ready	15
they flower in july	15
to sow the seed	15
we are indebted to	15
every part of the	15
photographed by mary f	15
is the same as	15
may be made in	15
the first of july	15
be sown on a	15
with a piece of	15
the leaves are of	15
thus much for the	15
where there is a	15
at the expense of	15
the life of the	15
the pods will be	15
it succeeds best in	15
in a young state	15
to three feet high	15
will blossom in seven	15
is a variety of	15
a few days later	15
to say nothing of	15
on the under surface	15
when grown in the	15
planted in the open	15
when the plants have	15
left in the ground	15
one of the hardiest	15
the fact that it	15
but this is not	15
to be grown in	15
they should be thinned	15
is the only one	15
hundred and fifty hills	15
at a time when	15
latter part of the	15
increased by cuttings planted	15
the seeds are white	15
close of the rains	15
similar to that of	15
colour time height special	15
time height special points	15
once in a while	15
at the tops of	15
a foot in height	15
the climate of the	15
the ground is in	15
the end of september	15
be taken from the	15
the ground can be	15
for a long period	15
that it would be	15
five feet in height	15
that there is a	15
cultivated in this country	15
an abundance of water	15
a native of the	15
it flowers in july	15
for three or four	15
some of the most	15
be given to the	15
plantings may be made	15
can be increased by	15
be sown early in	15
than any of the	15
sowing should be made	15
the seeds ripen in	15
in a hundred and	15
which may be sown	15
to four feet high	15
the latter should be	15
one of the oldest	15
on the part of	15
in this way the	15
should be set out	15
that of the common	15
the side of a	15
there are a great	15
keep them in a	15
in order to get	15
to the th of	15
the end of august	15
the gardens of the	15
blossom in seven weeks	15
to be in the	15
with twelve to twenty	15
in the heart of	15
it seems to be	15
may be planted out	15
and of excellent quality	15
half an inch broad	15
it should be planted	15
smaller than those of	15
one of the many	15
a hundred and twenty	15
to forty in a	15
considered one of the	15
from the fact that	15
by dividing the root	15
should be done in	15
should be sown early	15
in the garden and	15
as early in spring	15
in a short time	15
in a gentle heat	15
the action of the	15
from each other in	15
may be seen in	14
or by dividing the	14
the ground in the	14
that it should be	14
compost of equal parts	14
one of the handsomest	14
of the soil and	14
for which we are	14
is not necessary to	14
from eight to ten	14
with two or three	14
side of the row	14
of the minnesota state	14
narrowed at the base	14
all the rest of	14
days later than the	14
there are a few	14
a half or three	14
is generally propagated by	14
in the use of	14
the crop will ripen	14
of which it is	14
of frost is over	14
in a sandy soil	14
any time during the	14
in a sheltered position	14
that they may be	14
a good many of	14
dividing the roots in	14
as little as possible	14
tops of the branches	14
are produced in july	14
part of the country	14
should be made to	14
a level with the	14
it is the best	14
as the frost is	14
about four inches in	14
they should be kept	14
the end of february	14
two or three plants	14
sown in march or	14
a division of the	14
or ten inches in	14
the end of march	14
and the plants should	14
and the flowers are	14
feet and upwards in	14
inches in the row	14
border sun june to	14
where they can be	14
mixture of peat and	14
should be cut off	14
at the right time	14
up of the ground	14
of arsenate of lead	14
the last of april	14
fifteen or eighteen inches	14
i have found that	14
for a week or	14
one or two of	14
grow in any good	14
they are propagated by	14
about a foot in	14
and it would be	14
may be said to	14
so as to leave	14
so as not to	14
twelve or fourteen inches	14
to be one of	14
they should be sown	14
sandy loam and leaf	14
the ground between the	14
the plants begin to	14
will be sure to	14
in a cool place	14
in the shape of	14
of the same colour	14
off close to the	14
of the species are	14
when the young plants	14
and the plants thinned	14
seems to have been	14
should be remembered that	14
to eighteen lines long	14
at any time during	14
it is of little	14
may border sun june	14
roots of the plants	14
be remembered that the	14
as far as the	14
months of the year	14
species of this genus	14
the benefit of the	14
quite distinct from the	14
an inch or two	14
going to have a	14
those of the last	14
seed sown in spring	14
and it is the	14
three feet and a	14
make the most of	14
to do with the	14
they flower in june	14
in the seed bed	14
on the south side	14
to make the most	14
attenuated at the base	14
it is of the	14
any of the other	14
in the middle states	14
to remain in the	14
well as the branches	14
with a bell glass	14
and should be planted	14
at the present time	14
to go to seed	14
are easily raised from	14
as directed for the	14
spring and early summer	14
planted in sand under	14
should be taken off	14
of the fact that	14
in the south of	14
as it is a	14
which we are indebted	14
is a matter of	14
for the blacke clay	14
in the home garden	14
three blooms of each	14
minnesota garden flower society	14
rows three feet apart	14
and some of them	14
fifteen to eighteen lines	14
if it is not	14
are very suitable for	14
which will grow in	14
on a hotbed in	14
the minnesota state horticultural	14
or in the open	14
days earlier than the	14
will be found a	14
it is an excellent	14
here and there in	14
in the gardens of	14
five inches and a	14
three feet apart in	14
a small amount of	14
the condition of the	14
a more or less	14
nearly to the edge	13
about the beginning of	13
late in the fall	13
the state of minnesota	13
rows two feet apart	13
that it is the	13
in its crude state	13
photographed by herschel f	13
it is perfectly hardy	13
the manner of plowing	13
and they should be	13
there is a very	13
the first part of	13
the crop will be	13
for the reason that	13
lilies of the valley	13
flowers from may to	13
from the type in	13
there is no reason	13
an abundant supply of	13
of many of the	13
of the leaves of	13
from those of the	13
they may be raised	13
will plant a hundred	13
the fact that they	13
exposed to the air	13
they are of a	13
a couple of inches	13
to which they are	13
such a manner as	13
it will be well	13
or a hundred and	13
be increased by layers	13
of an inch wide	13
plants should be thinned	13
a genus of very	13
two or three of	13
two to three weeks	13
there will be a	13
will not be necessary	13
at the broadest part	13
the foliage of the	13
the preparation of the	13
and at the end	13
toothed on the margin	13
the root of the	13
that part of the	13
it would be well	13
green on the upper	13
and this fact must	13
are well adapted for	13
from may to july	13
are several varieties of	13
where they are intended	13
be sown in drills	13
in order to keep	13
in their green state	13
a very handsome species	13
from the cape of	13
every now and then	13
in the hands of	13
as the soil is	13
and a half lines	13
in february and march	13
twelve or fifteen inches	13
kept free from weeds	13
as it is ripe	13
in the fall or	13
when the soil is	13
are similar to those	13
soon as the leaves	13
be cut for use	13
the flowers are yellow	13
will be found to	13
a few plants of	13
the massachusetts horticultural society	13
heat of the sun	13
an ounce of seed	13
it may be raised	13
of the young shoots	13
ones on each side	13
so as to make	13
where there is no	13
it is hardy and	13
or three times a	13
but care must be	13
come in contact with	13
plant a hundred and	13
after the plants have	13
rounded at the ends	13
the only way to	13
thriving best in a	13
the seeds are black	13
a few inches of	13
to be sown in	13
the young plants to	13
the bulbs should be	13
is a kind of	13
will be glad to	13
of the size of	13
it is the most	13
early part of the	13
an improved variety of	13
where the ground is	13
in the southern states	13
if the weather be	13
the success of the	13
is very suitable for	13
white to may border	13
the following are the	13
of the crop is	13
and most of the	13
and half an inch	13
every two or three	13
always be noted in	13
ought to be a	13
of the garden of	13
in the following spring	13
is the best for	13
with some of the	13
may be effected by	13
is a hardy annual	13
the young shoots are	13
a genus of hardy	13
they may be propagated	13
can be bought for	13
or as soon as	13
so as to keep	13
should be given to	13
end of the garden	13
have a tendency to	13
to five or six	13
an inch in thickness	13
for the benefit of	13
any ordinary garden soil	13
the flowers are large	13
the same kind of	13
the appearance of a	13
the glory of the	13
one of the greatest	13
i am glad to	13
will thrive in any	13
will take care of	13
four to six inches	13
free circulation of air	13
broad above the middle	13
under the shade of	13
soone as you haue	13
blistered on the surface	13
place in the garden	13
they are to remain	13
be ready for harvesting	13
about six inches in	13
this is a sub	13
or twelve inches apart	13
most of the other	13
seed sown in march	13
is by no means	13
five or six seeds	13
and of a pale	13
a single plant of	13
started in a hot	13
be propagated by seed	13
as well as to	13
it is hard to	13
by the time the	13
are some of the	13
to the action of	13
a compost of equal	13
on the subject of	13
may be done in	13
and when the plants	13
to have a garden	13
of the earliest of	13
in march and april	13
of the plant are	13
in advance of the	13
may be kept in	13
at the extremity of	13
is well adapted for	13
this is not done	13
for the rest of	13
the south side of	13
there is but one	13
the under side of	13
a great variety of	13
it should be grown	13
a matter of course	13
with the surface of	12
experience and opinions of	12
north side of the	12
those of the type	12
it is pleasant to	12
they should then be	12
garden flower society edited	12
their vitality three years	12
may be set out	12
propagated by seeds or	12
this magazine that is	12
a great many of	12
opinions of their writers	12
intention to publish anything	12
to six inches apart	12
it may be planted	12
but i have never	12
top of the plant	12
thrive in almost any	12
condition of the soil	12
the middle of august	12
will be sufficient for	12
while it is not	12
there is not a	12
tells us that the	12
than any other variety	12
sand under a hand	12
they will flower in	12
the first of may	12
pounds to the acre	12
and are propagated by	12
the pots should be	12
five or six years	12
for a few minutes	12
thirty to forty in	12
as the ground can	12
the leaves should be	12
the first thing to	12
the minnesota horticulturist vol	12
of all the varieties	12
ground as soon as	12
the best place for	12
and the young man	12
remembered that the articles	12
contain five or six	12
off at a joint	12
just below the surface	12
are going to have	12
it is the same	12
of four or five	12
twice as long as	12
is not at all	12
one of the others	12
any kind of soil	12
sown on a hotbed	12
is a good time	12
the flower of the	12
yet it must be	12
retain their vitality three	12
to four lines long	12
to say that the	12
be sure that the	12
when large enough to	12
of any other variety	12
is not quite so	12
and should not be	12
estimating their practical value	12
not the intention to	12
are to be found	12
when you come to	12
either in autumn or	12
would be a good	12
garden helps conducted by	12
publish anything in this	12
to the conclusion that	12
magazine that is misleading	12
of this genus are	12
as early in the	12
colour of the flowers	12
it is necessary that	12
inches to two feet	12
this fact must always	12
almost any kind of	12
are more or less	12
you will have a	12
grow in any garden	12
society edited by mrs	12
if the seed is	12
put into the ground	12
are among the most	12
in the fall and	12
the base of each	12
some of the species	12
sown in the spring	12
they are large enough	12
is used as a	12
one to two feet	12
is a very pretty	12
and may be grown	12
almost any soil or	12
the articles published herein	12
to keep them in	12
the soil to the	12
in the color of	12
herein recite the experience	12
be used for the	12
the lower part of	12
entire on the borders	12
and it will be	12
over the surface of	12
from june to september	12
the owner of a	12
can be used in	12
if planted in a	12
articles published herein recite	12
and kept in a	12
that the articles published	12
the outer leaves are	12
are not to be	12
the space between the	12
about four feet high	12
the wood of the	12
photographed by elizabeth w	12
the cool of the	12
it flowers in june	12
the shade of trees	12
and more or less	12
flower society edited by	12
the th of the	12
in estimating their practical	12
to be the most	12
the seeds are large	12
the experience and opinions	12
moisture in the soil	12
in its general character	12
the cultivation of the	12
used as a salad	12
if you are not	12
member of the society	12
the way in which	12
the addition of a	12
in the face of	12
three and a half	12
the queen of the	12
as to form a	12
of the same color	12
eighteen inches apart in	12
from the time the	12
the intention to publish	12
to make use of	12
anything in this magazine	12
improved variety of the	12
only one or two	12
seed sown in the	12
soon as the soil	12
a considerable extent in	12
to go to the	12
helps conducted by minnesota	12
can be obtained from	12
conducted by minnesota garden	12
published herein recite the	12
be found in the	12
inches in the rows	12
is to be used	12
one of the first	12
the most of them	12
and is said to	12
must always be noted	12
with one or two	12
and opinions of their	12
is that it is	12
placed under a hand	12
the plants are in	12
and you will have	12
in this magazine that	12
thin out the plants	12
when it comes to	12
if there is a	12
hundred and fifty feet	12
by minnesota garden flower	12
rose garden at yaddo	12
in the cool of	12
plantings will blossom in	12
of this plant is	12
of the same form	12
does not seem to	12
side of the midrib	12
as i have said	12
that is misleading or	12
out of the window	12
soil is most suitable	12
should not be cut	12
man with the hoe	12
by the end of	12
under the influence of	12
to make a good	12
on a slight hotbed	12
glass placed over them	12
six to seven feet	12
fact must always be	12
but if it be	12
it is a plant	12
half or three feet	12
a compost of sandy	12
to be the best	12
down to the ground	12
the land should be	12
are sown in april	12
under surface of the	12
it will be seen	12
if you do not	12
containing five or six	12
are increased by cuttings	12
is no reason why	12
a piece of ground	12
late summer and autumn	12
if this is not	12
this can be done	12
as it is called	12
the ground is not	12
allowed to a hill	12
never be allowed to	12
for the same purposes	12
be noted in estimating	12
tender and well flavored	12
should be thinned out	12
should not be too	12
according to the size	12
are for the most	12
the open in spring	12
it is not only	12
the size and form	12
but it must be	12
noted in estimating their	12
about three feet high	12
of light and air	12
truncate at the base	12
may remain in the	12
you will find that	12
for a number of	12
much longer than the	12
allowed to get dry	12
and the plants will	12
may be plucked for	12
they must be kept	12
they are not so	12
it is used in	12
recite the experience and	12
from five to seven	12
is not the intention	12
is misleading or unreliable	12
should be started in	12
take care of themselves	12
the same time as	12
and they may be	12
a manner as to	12
to publish anything in	12
be careful not to	12
well in almost any	12
a mixture of sand	12
the roots in spring	11
lateral ones on each	11
it may be sown	11
seven inches in diameter	11
i want to know	11
at intervals of two	11
grow in any ordinary	11
to five feet high	11
sowing in the open	11
four inches in length	11
differs from the type	11
so as to form	11
in order to make	11
in the beginning of	11
to inches apart in	11
divisions of the roots	11
habit of the plant	11
cuttings may be struck	11
made for the purpose	11
to do with it	11
but they are not	11
but it was not	11
recommended for general cultivation	11
from ten to fifteen	11
may be sown either	11
in a few days	11
let me tell you	11
when they are in	11
in rows eighteen inches	11
more beautiful than the	11
an easy matter to	11
in this case the	11
a genus of elegant	11
in its green state	11
autumn or early spring	11
are propagated by cuttings	11
or three of the	11
in the autumn and	11
from six to seven	11
pods may be plucked	11
in the latitude of	11
by far the most	11
and free from weeds	11
and plant out in	11
we ought to have	11
incorporated with the soil	11
that it was a	11
or more of the	11
in size and form	11
or six inches in	11
time of the year	11
be planted in a	11
i have in my	11
twelve to fifteen lines	11
of the varieties of	11
seeds are contained in	11
they may be removed	11
in the making of	11
of the value of	11
they should be placed	11
rows eighteen inches apart	11
in the month of	11
or more in length	11
one hundred and fifty	11
they should be set	11
four to five feet	11
practically the same as	11
to the form of	11
quarter of an inch	11
is cultivated for its	11
either in spring or	11
the best soil for	11
bulbs should be planted	11
it is safe to	11
forms of this species	11
and i think it	11
be sown in pots	11
a hundred and seventy	11
and there was a	11
about two feet apart	11
the arsenate of lead	11
they must not be	11
eighteen inches to two	11
in proportion to its	11
sown in the autumn	11
the plants can be	11
and this is the	11
of a garden is	11
and well adapted for	11
a succession of bloom	11
four in a whorl	11
there ought to be	11
to the ground and	11
used as a substitute	11
the requirements of the	11
to a height of	11
in many parts of	11
of equal parts of	11
is not particular as	11
where to plant what	11
if allowed to remain	11
or by division of	11
in the development of	11
if not identical with	11
i do not like	11
six inches in length	11
should be cut away	11
the plants of this	11
of an oblong form	11
any length of time	11
but it does not	11
are the best for	11
a form of a	11
as well as of	11
than the last named	11
will thrive in almost	11
bed of sweet odours	11
would be well to	11
of april to the	11
and upwards in length	11
in spite of all	11
be sown in march	11
plants are well up	11
of five or six	11
require the same treatment	11
pods for shelling in	11
later in the season	11
two feet apart in	11
the ribs and nerves	11
and in the same	11
said the young man	11
for a year or	11
be increased by seeds	11
from the beginning of	11
may be struck in	11
in the time of	11
they may be taken	11
of a yellowish color	11
level with the surface	11
from the end of	11
the time of harvesting	11
introduced into this country	11
a long time in	11
for the front of	11
supposed to be a	11
most beautiful of all	11
ends of the branches	11
as the weather will	11
be propagated by seeds	11
placed in sandy soil	11
large enough to be	11
will be well to	11
the champion of england	11
the seed in the	11
of all the sorts	11
is by far the	11
allowed to go to	11
and transplant to the	11
longer than the petioles	11
for any length of	11
from july to september	11
to be sacred to	11
so that they may	11
to be planted in	11
or seven inches in	11
under side of the	11
to twelve lines long	11
eight or nine inches	11
attenuated at both ends	11
is remarkable for its	11
i ought to have	11
out of the question	11
may be used in	11
a little of the	11
most productive of all	11
is to be made	11
on the inside of	11
root freely in sand	11
grow best in a	11
about the same time	11
may be had for	11
is to keep the	11
with that of the	11
last week in june	11
of the flower garden	11
drills a foot apart	11
with a mixture of	11
a number of the	11
i can tell you	11
from seed sown early	11
the leaves begin to	11
that of the last	11
with regard to the	11
propagated by seed or	11
size and form of	11
to the shape of	11
cultivate in the usual	11
the other end of	11
single or in pairs	11
plants are set in	11
three to four inches	11
generally propagated by dividing	11
a hole in the	11
week or ten days	11
and of a rich	11
placed in a cold	11
about three inches in	11
part of the world	11
a dollar and a	11
increased by cuttings placed	11
of six or eight	11
there are two or	11
cuttings will root in	11
to fifteen lines long	11
the base of a	11
it is liable to	11
closely allied to a	11
in the preparation of	11
five to six feet	11
and contain five or	11
until the middle of	11
to the amount of	11
will be ready to	11
is quite distinct from	11
and the plants set	11
the soil is in	11
to ten inches in	11
be thinned out to	11
plants of this variety	11
in any ordinary garden	11
set out the plants	11
a depth of or	11
the rim of the	11
the depth of the	11
and that is the	11
about three feet in	11
of the blacke clay	11
should be kept in	11
about an inch and	11
require to be sown	11
i was going to	11
in the spring and	11
they may be placed	11
lower part of the	11
succeeds best in a	11
to the surface of	11
with a layer of	11
and a half feet	11
they are liable to	11
few of the best	11
part of the stem	11
of the plant and	11
the chief gardener took	11
is a very beautiful	11
of the soil in	11
can be done by	11
and there is a	11
readily raised from seed	11
by cuttings placed under	11
for a short time	11
or four inches of	11
here and there a	11
be said to be	11
and on the other	11
if you have any	11
and if you have	11
should not be disturbed	11
is a great deal	11
in common garden soil	11
a thin layer of	11
the end of october	11
to which it is	11
of those of the	11
are used in the	11
at one end of	11
to be a good	11
the taste of the	11
from a foot to	11
until late in the	11
the crowns of the	11
as any of the	10
during the autumn and	10
do not like to	10
more than an inch	10
to the memory of	10
that they can be	10
drills fourteen inches apart	10
to two lines long	10
be put into the	10
it is also a	10
may and june to	10
the extremity of the	10
i have seen it	10
can be grown on	10
six or seven feet	10
and form of the	10
retain their vitality two	10
have a place in	10
and a number of	10
in the fact that	10
inches or two feet	10
from five to six	10
said to be a	10
are tender and well	10
upper portion of the	10
to the use of	10
a garden is a	10
the ethels and dorothy	10
the location of the	10
nearly three inches in	10
the story of the	10
to take advantage of	10
in spring on a	10
used for the same	10
those of any other	10
to run to seed	10
cuttings will strike in	10
varieties are as follow	10
and as soon as	10
made a good growth	10
crown of the plant	10
in the northern states	10
easy culture in ordinary	10
genus of stove evergreen	10
in the season as	10
are a great many	10
in the state of	10
the leaves have a	10
succeed best in a	10
march may border sun	10
the scent of the	10
and the pods will	10
from six to ten	10
it is not particular	10
and even in the	10
rays of the sun	10
said to be the	10
it can be grown	10
under the same conditions	10
fact that it is	10
seed sown early in	10
that they did not	10
the soil is very	10
is of good quality	10
suitable for the greenhouse	10
of all sorts of	10
through the centre of	10
best way is to	10
for the main crop	10
of the most popular	10
be set in rows	10
are produced in great	10
a mere form of	10
in the habit of	10
they grow best in	10
a very pretty little	10
of the other varieties	10
with a hand glass	10
the most productive of	10
will blossom in six	10
a large genus of	10
about eighteen inches apart	10
will plant a row	10
the two sides unequal	10
it is wise to	10
frost is out of	10
of the house and	10
will do well in	10
they ought to be	10
the height of ft	10
be set in the	10
there is a variety	10
in the ground and	10
with an abundance of	10
the corner of the	10
to the number of	10
when the plant is	10
the banks of the	10
seeds are of a	10
the production of the	10
inches and a quarter	10
as some of the	10
the line of the	10
the book of paradise	10
upon the surface of	10
in a state of	10
the third or fourth	10
bottom of the trench	10
is a very handsome	10
would have to be	10
some of the finest	10
the seed early in	10
be propagated by dividing	10
early in spring in	10
on one side and	10
in the flower garden	10
and about an inch	10
in the kitchen garden	10
the plants thinned to	10
the seeds are sometimes	10
must be well drained	10
the roots will be	10
and not to be	10
a compost of two	10
by the addition of	10
season for its full	10
the middle of october	10
propagated by seeds and	10
the stalk of the	10
leaves of this variety	10
is raised from seed	10
this is the case	10
it is almost impossible	10
are easily increased by	10
in a growing state	10
leaves of the plant	10
if it had been	10
they may be kept	10
sand under a bell	10
nerves of the leaves	10
phosphoric acid and potash	10
taking care not to	10
in the garden is	10
a good many years	10
be set out in	10
but it will be	10
set the plants in	10
two hundred and fifty	10
it was found that	10
is considered one of	10
forty in a dense	10
to such an extent	10
early in spring on	10
in a loamy soil	10
now you shall vnderstand	10
that it is almost	10
a very pretty species	10
flowers from june to	10
so that the whole	10
most of the species	10
directly from the garden	10
and i have never	10
grown in this country	10
the last few years	10
stirring of the soil	10
the leaves are used	10
after the plants are	10
taken off at a	10
they are of the	10
i have found it	10
sown at the same	10
or four inches high	10
allow the plants to	10
i have seen a	10
the spring and summer	10
great care must be	10
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end of the season	10
as it should be	10
must have been a	10
as far as i	10
is one of our	10
to one and a	10
except in the case	10
where they will be	10
during the month of	10
three hundred and fifty	10
be used as a	10
in three or four	10
in this part of	10
and place in a	10
it will be an	10
the expense of the	10
are said to be	10
sow in the open	10
the habit of the	10
a few days before	10
the sense of smell	10
of the ground and	10
by seed or by	10
the planting of the	10
pots of sandy soil	10
a great deal to	10
are of the same	10
bottom of the pot	10
propagation may be effected	10
rows fifteen inches apart	10
to plant in the	10
to see that the	10
in rows fifteen inches	10
a matter of fact	10
is the result of	10
soon as possible after	10
produce an abundance of	10
from the edge of	10
be taken up and	10
variety will blossom in	10
may be able to	10
four and a half	10
there is such a	10
until killed by frost	10
closely allied to the	10
be used in the	10
in a cool frame	10
and many of the	10
the same as that	10
a plentiful supply of	10
and a half deep	10
one to one and	10
to six feet in	10
i do not mean	10
the parts of the	10
of the size and	10
the first step in	10
the roote of the	10
a large part of	10
are of medium size	10
from the base to	10
be made in the	10
is almost impossible to	10
an inch in breadth	10
small genus of stove	10
the name of a	10
of trees and shrubs	10
and will grow in	10
clay and red sand	10
or six inches apart	10
are not particular as	10
it thrives well in	10
be put in the	10
the fertility of the	10
the best way is	10
the last of the	10
planted in a sheltered	10
it would be better	10
by reason of the	10
the plants are large	10
from four to five	10
a variety of this	10
the mouth of the	10
to the climate of	10
ought to have been	10
them in the ground	10
they grow well in	10
the soil and the	10
rows a foot apart	10
when the seed is	10
to the extent of	10
take care of itself	10
about a foot high	10
and are produced in	10
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before the end of	10
twenty in a dense	10
place in which to	10
for a few hours	10
a half lines long	10
the edge of a	10
is increased by division	10
they are to bloom	10
it seemed to me	10
the soil about the	10
the south of england	10
is easily raised from	10
the upper portion of	10
the shape of a	10
two of the best	10
in a separate vase	10
in any good soil	10
it is not in	10
stalk of the plant	10
they are in the	10
well as for the	10
grows best in a	10
may be allowed to	10
to be made of	10
if they are to	10
plants will blossom in	10
not in the least	10
and the seeds ripen	10
the end of april	10
and of excellent flavor	10
i think that is	10
some of the old	10
the rays of the	10
in the latter part	10
will be found very	10
liberal supply of water	10
photographed by gustave lorey	10
in the same place	10
on the opposite side	10
so long as the	10
or three in a	10
if it can be	10
and a half inches	10
from which it differs	10
the trunk of the	10
plant the bulbs in	10
of the old garden	10
of the soil is	10
is perhaps the most	10
the plants are two	10
the last of july	10
should be taken not	10
some parts of the	10
that they should be	10
do not care for	10
out at the end	10
the fall of the	10
for the decoration of	10
is to get the	10
to the present time	10
they should be grown	10
the genius of the	10
as if they had	10
at right angles to	10
a quarter of a	10
to take the place	10
must not be allowed	10
at a temperature of	10
grown in the vicinity	10
rounded at the base	10
the opposite side of	10
and stored in a	10
may be made as	10
thing to do is	10
of the same size	10
them in a cool	10
bushels to the acre	10
are used as a	10
lying on the ground	10
plenty of light and	10
side of the garden	10
in order to be	10
the way to the	10
the first of the	10
in rows a foot	10
is well adapted to	10
propagated by divisions of	10
they are not only	10
four inches and a	10
the spring of the	10
to stand the winter	10
until the following spring	10
which may be grown	10
in good working condition	10
which time you shall	10
size of the seed	10
the children of the	10
time to time as	10
it would be the	10
pods are tender and	10
ten inches in length	10
cuneate at the base	10
seeds may be planted	10
in the ground during	10
because it is a	9
a temperature of from	9
be plucked for use	9
surface of the bed	9
in rich sandy loam	9
in the care of	9
are the same as	9
be allowed to remain	9
till the end of	9
not to injure the	9
one or more of	9
mixt with white sand	9
how to grow them	9
few days later than	9
to cut off the	9
the manner of a	9
the varieties of the	9
twelve to fifteen inches	9
best in a rich	9
they can be made	9
i shall have to	9
as well as all	9
the blossoms of the	9
not one of the	9
as an ornamental plant	9
a small piece of	9
their vitality two years	9
the garden and the	9
care being taken not	9
position on the rockery	9
in so much that	9
for the manner of	9
held to be sacred	9
they are planted in	9
beneath the surface of	9
opposite side of the	9
or twelve inches in	9
will be required to	9
it is important to	9
if placed in sand	9
a genus of stove	9
coming in contact with	9
with a sharpe knife	9
in the neighborhood of	9
are five inches long	9
this is a hardy	9
but it must not	9
as long as possible	9
in one of his	9
get rid of the	9
is to be seen	9
one of the chief	9
they can be kept	9
to the south of	9
for its full perfection	9
the department of agriculture	9
to look out for	9
a piece of the	9
placed under a bell	9
is similar to that	9
is propagated by seeds	9
there has been a	9
up in the fall	9
if they had been	9
should be planted at	9
report of committee on	9
as they approach maturity	9
may be sown from	9
and put them into	9
place them in a	9
surface of the earth	9
the amount of seed	9
and a half of	9
are put forth in	9
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for a few weeks	9
the sight of a	9
of the second year	9
sown in early spring	9
in order to produce	9
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so that there is	9
to a distance of	9
several varieties of this	9
have plenty of room	9
for it is a	9
should be made in	9
in the early part	9
part of the day	9
the right kind of	9
in the wild garden	9
of moisture in the	9
can be done to	9
it may be said	9
and put it in	9
i am sure you	9
the point of the	9
best adapted to the	9
disposed in a terminal	9
eighteen inches or two	9
as far as they	9
the united states and	9
the lily of the	9
in the direction of	9
it is absolutely necessary	9
the flesh is white	9
to keep up a	9
a temperature of about	9
is at its best	9
and that it was	9
deal to do with	9
the open ground as	9
i have seen them	9
inches between the rows	9
is the only species	9
the first of august	9
the man with the	9
it is believed that	9
the autumn and winter	9
adapted to the growth	9
a place in every	9
the trees should be	9
inches asunder in the	9
there are a good	9
or eighteen inches apart	9
from the first to	9
per cent of the	9
and an inch in	9
is of easy culture	9
the base on the	9
but it may be	9
most suitable for their	9
two to three lines	9
leaves of medium size	9
of the fruit is	9
the seeds are planted	9