. L'horticulture ; un manuel pour les écoles secondaires et normales. Jardinage ; légumes ; fruits-culture. L'engraissage 237 Deux types de matériau de paillage, les tiges de maïs et de paille, sont indiqués dans les figures 165 et 166. La culture des fraises. - Les plantes réagissent facilement à la culture en profondeur. Le travail du sol plus accordée à la patch, meilleure est la croissance des plantes et l'ensemble sera le rendement. L'innovation dans l'Culti-nattés ligne est très limitée et est loin de toute plante, mais au niveau des bords de la lignes. Le sol est susceptible de devenir dur et cuit comme la fraise prend son humidité du sol

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. Horticulture; a text book for high schools and normals. Gardening; Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. FERTILIZING 237 Two kinds of mulching material, corn stalks and straw, are shown in figures 165 and 166. Cultivation of Strawberries.—The plants respond readily to thorough cultivation. The more tillage given to the patch, the better the plants will grow and the larger will be the yield. Culti- vation in the matted-row is very limited and does not come close to any plant but at the edges of the rows. The soil is apt to become hard and baked as the strawberry takes its moisture from the soil. In regions where grass tends to grow, considerable handwork and hoe work may be necessary. Clean cultivation with no weeds and grass should be the rule.. Fig. 164.—Strawberries grown according to the hill-row system. The plants in rows in two directions allow of cultivation on all sides of each plant. Cultivation takes place after har- vest when the mulch is removed. (Indiana Station.) Fertilizing.—The strawberry plant may be said to be a ravenous feeder. It requires a great deal of nourishment and will respond to heavy feeding. The best form of plant food is supplied by adding barnyard manure. Some soils can be fertilized as heavy as twenty tons of barnyard manure to the acre for the strawberry crop. A good plan for applying barnyard manure is to plow it under at two different times before setting the plants. Apply one-half the manure, turn it under, then apply the remainder and turn that under by plowing crosswise of the first plowing. This will incor- porate the manure in the soil well. If commercial fertilizers are used, bone meal and tankage are good forms. Many growers give an application of nitrate of soda. 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 work.. Davis, Kary Cadmus, 1867-. Philadelphia

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