The garden yard : $b A handbook of intensive farming — John Shaqi
The garden yard : $b A handbook of intensive farmingHall, Bolton
Science
The garden yard : $b A handbook of intensive farming
Hall, Bolton
Vegetable gardening
CHAPTER XVI.—COLE CROPS 119-133
Meaning of name 119
Why grown 119
Brussels Sprouts 127
Soil, food and tillage needs 127
Successful growing 128
Cabbage 119
Acre yield, an 121
Crops, two 120
Essentials for growing 119
Fertilizing 120
Field-grown 121
Hot-bed plants 121
Insects and diseases 122
Locality, effect of 122
Marketing 121
Planting 123, 124
Profits in cabbage 123
Protection from insects 125
Quick first crop 123
Second crop 125
Cauliflower 129
Good seed necessary 129
Growing seed 130
Tillage, right 130
Where it grows best 129
Kale 126
Better for frost 126
Collards 127
Cultivation 126
Enemies 127
How sown 126
Southern kale 127
Kohlrabi 131
Best varieties 131
How to thin 131
Insects, diseases and cures 131, 132, 133
Its family 131
“ uses 131
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