. How to make school gardens; a manual for teachers and pupils. School gardens. 64 HOW TO MAKE SCHOOL GARDENS they attempt to do things at home, because they have not the things which they con- sider absolutely necessary. Several of the greenhouse architects now have on the market a very fine window garden which can be easily put on any window. It might be well to take up one or two lessons with the study of the seed before beginning the following lessons. The. A SET OF SIEVES a. i-vnch mtsh b. i-47Kh mtsh c. Flour sitvt sieves used can be easily made from one- half-inch mesh wire netting. A c
. How to make school gardens; a manual for teachers and pupils. School gardens. 64 HOW TO MAKE SCHOOL GARDENS they attempt to do things at home, because they have not the things which they con- sider absolutely necessary. Several of the greenhouse architects now have on the market a very fine window garden which can be easily put on any window. It might be well to take up one or two lessons with the study of the seed before beginning the following lessons. The. A SET OF SIEVES a. i-vnch mtsh b. i-47Kh mtsh c. Flour sitvt sieves used can be easily made from one- half-inch mesh wire netting. A con- venient size is twelve by twenty inches and four inches deep. For Lesson II the one- quarter-inch wire mesh shotild be used. The flotir sieve, for covering seed, can be obtained from local Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Hemenway, Herbert Daniel, 1873-. New York, Doubleday, Page & company
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