Image d'archive à partir de la page 367 d'un dictionnaire de jardinage moderne. Un dictionnaire de jardinage moderne . dictionaryofmode01john Année : 1847 l'ensemencement avant février est bien ad- vanced, et plus le risque d'échec engager- rouge. En moyenne, quinze semaines s'écouler ; sur le chemin le plus court et le plus froid de l'hiver, dix-huit jours ; et à mesure que le printemps avance elle diminue à onze ou douze ; ces périodes varient nécessairement en des années différentes. Le mode de semis, la gestion du semis, out, &c, étant le même que l'aide d'une chaudière de selle, avec quatre tuyaux de 81 cm autour du passage à l'extérieur de la fosse qui prickin j, tuyaux

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Archive image from page 367 of A dictionary of modern gardening. A dictionary of modern gardening . dictionaryofmode01john Year: 1847 sowing before February is well ad- vanced, and more risk of failure incur- red. On the average, fifteen weeks elapse; on the shortest and coldest days of winter eighteen ; and as the spring advances it decreases to eleven or twelve; these periods necessarily varying in different years. The mode of sowing, managing the seedlings, out, &c, being the same as means of a saddle boiler, with four-inch pipes passing round the outside of the j prickin pit, which pipes are fitted with cast-iron i with the cucumber, only that a few de- troughs for holding water to regulate grees higher temperature is required, I the moisture of the atmosphere. Be- refer the reader to that head. The pots neath the pit is an arched chamber, a, in which the seed • wn should be along the front of which runs the nue, &, imparting a slight degree of heat to the soil above, and also serving to heat a series of arches, c, which run along beneath the path, and are entered from a house in front, d, and which are used for forcing rhubarb, &c, in the winter.' —Gard. Chron. .Mr. Green has published the follow- ing excellent mode of heating a melon pit with hot water :— ' The annexed figure represents a section of the pit: 1, 1, are the flow pipes and the water troughs; 3, the pipes to fill the troughs; 4, the pipe by which the water is let out of the trough 5, the bed for the plants; and 6 trellis on which the shoots are trained Fig. 100 Time and Mode of Sowing.—Seed may be sown about the middle of Jan- uary; but the usual time is about the same period of the succeeding month, or not even until its close, if severe weather; to be repeated towards the end of March, and lastly in the first weeks of April and May. The length three or four inches deep. Each sow- ing is best performed twice, four or five days elapsing before the second inser- tion ; this guards as

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