. Catalogue of seeds, agricultural & horticultural supplies and guide for the garden, field & farm. ach way into light, rich soil 10c 1 00 Prickly, or Fall, very hardy; used for planting; leaves seven or eight inches long and thin in texture, (see cut) 10c 30 Round, or Summer, the variety used for early spring planting; leaves large, thick and coin-pact, (see cut) 10c 30 SQUASH. Calabacera—Kurbiss—Courge. Light, warm soil is best adapted to the growth of the Squash. The seed should not be sown until all dangerfrom frost is past. Plant in hills—prepared in the same manner as for Cucumbers and M
. Catalogue of seeds, agricultural & horticultural supplies and guide for the garden, field & farm. ach way into light, rich soil 10c 1 00 Prickly, or Fall, very hardy; used for planting; leaves seven or eight inches long and thin in texture, (see cut) 10c 30 Round, or Summer, the variety used for early spring planting; leaves large, thick and coin-pact, (see cut) 10c 30 SQUASH. Calabacera—Kurbiss—Courge. Light, warm soil is best adapted to the growth of the Squash. The seed should not be sown until all dangerfrom frost is past. Plant in hills—prepared in the same manner as for Cucumbers and Melons—the Bushkinds about four feet apart, and the running varieties from six to nine, according to their nature, as some willrun more than others. Plant about half a dozen seeds in each hill. The earth about the plants should be keptloose and clean from weeds until runners are well started. Cutting off the leading shoots of the runningvarieties is recommended as having a tendency to promote growth and early maturity of the fruit. One ounceof seed will plant from fifteen to forty
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