. E. H. Hunt : seedsman . RADISHES. All the varieties thrive best in a light s;imly loam. For early use, sow in the hot hed in February, giving* plenty of ventilation, or outsitlc in drills as soon as the soil ean be got in order, covering the seeci about half an inch deep. Sow every two weeks from March to Sei>tember, for a succession; Ihey nuist grow rapidly to be crisp, mild and tender. One ounce lo lOO Jfet of drill, S to lo pounds jor on acre. EARLIEST VARIETIES, Twenty Days Forcing. So named on account of its extreme earli- ness. When there are three leaves formed beside the seed leaf
. E. H. Hunt : seedsman . RADISHES. All the varieties thrive best in a light s;imly loam. For early use, sow in the hot hed in February, giving* plenty of ventilation, or outsitlc in drills as soon as the soil ean be got in order, covering the seeci about half an inch deep. Sow every two weeks from March to Sei>tember, for a succession; Ihey nuist grow rapidly to be crisp, mild and tender. One ounce lo lOO Jfet of drill, S to lo pounds jor on acre. EARLIEST VARIETIES, Twenty Days Forcing. So named on account of its extreme earli- ness. When there are three leaves formed beside the seed leaf it is large enough to eat, and it has grown to table-size in fourteen davs from time of sowing. It is an improved form of the well (Olive. Flesh is
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