. Annals of horticulture in North America for the year ... : a witness of passing events and a record of progress. Fig. 64. iron strips which passthrough two slits in theboard and clasp around theoutside rail. R. J. Men-denhalFs bench (Fig. 66) isconstructed with brick piersand 3x3 in. angle-iron. Thepiers are 8 feet apart.—American Florist, vi. p8j ;Popular Gardening, 267. Flower - Stage. — () This shows a simple This consists of a barrelsuspended from a ends of the barrelare removed and under-neath it is a tub par-tially filled with insects are attractedby the ligh
. Annals of horticulture in North America for the year ... : a witness of passing events and a record of progress. Fig. 64. iron strips which passthrough two slits in theboard and clasp around theoutside rail. R. J. Men-denhalFs bench (Fig. 66) isconstructed with brick piersand 3x3 in. angle-iron. Thepiers are 8 feet apart.—American Florist, vi. p8j ;Popular Gardening, 267. Flower - Stage. — () This shows a simple This consists of a barrelsuspended from a ends of the barrelare removed and under-neath it is a tub par-tially filled with insects are attractedby the light from a lan-tern which is hung inthe center of the barrel,and are caught in thewater below.—Der Prak-tische Ratgeber im Obst-und Gartc?tbau, 141. (Figs. 65, 66.) bench, Fig. 65, ismade of light iron T-rails, such as are used onsome street-car rails are held inplace by notches in theframework or by stripscut to fit between posts, cedar, are 8or 12 feet apart. Thesideboard is held inposition by galvanized. Fig. 65. Tools and Conveniences of the Year. 39i and serviceable stage upon which to grow or exhibit plants.—J. L. Masters, in Popular Gardening, 209. Sash-Bars.—(Figs. 68, 69.) Fig. 68 shows a cross-sec-tion of the eave-piate, A being the plate with a projection atits side to form a trough ; B the rafter-plate, upon which theends of the rafters and sash-bars rest ; and C the point to
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