. The Country gentleman's magazine. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Great Britain. Spikelet magnified. Calyx magnified. for irrigation, as well as for growing on damp soils, forms a closer sward or turf, and is decidedly superior in the quality as well as the quantity of its produce; b^ut being, as before stated, incapable of producing perfect seeds, it can only be propagated by division and transplantation, the trouble and expense of which have been generally looked upon as an insurmountable bar to its cultivation. These objections, however, are more ideal than real. For, in the first place, a be
. The Country gentleman's magazine. Agriculture; Agriculture -- Great Britain. Spikelet magnified. Calyx magnified. for irrigation, as well as for growing on damp soils, forms a closer sward or turf, and is decidedly superior in the quality as well as the quantity of its produce; b^ut being, as before stated, incapable of producing perfect seeds, it can only be propagated by division and transplantation, the trouble and expense of which have been generally looked upon as an insurmountable bar to its cultivation. These objections, however, are more ideal than real. For, in the first place, a bed 25 by 2 yards of carefully groAvn two-year-old and centraljEurope, but hitherto undiscovered plants will divide sufficiently to plant an acre elsewhere. It is pretty common in the low at i foot apart — requiring 43,560 plants, and fenny districts of England, particularly which may be put in at a cost of los. to 15s. Fesluca loliacea—Reduced in shewing habit of £. 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 London, S. Marshall & Co
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