. Le jardin d'adresses, un traité sur la culture des légumes sous la maison et les conditions du marché. Contenant des informations fiables et concises concernant la plantation, la culture, la pulvérisation, la récolte et la commercialisation des légumes le jardin commun de manière à assurer la plus grande mesure de satisfaction, de plaisir et de profit. La culture maraîchère. Principaux légumes 205 une pinte à 30 gallons d'eau. Une méthode plus efficace de traiter les pommes de terre destinées à la semence dans de grandes quantités et dans pratiquement étanches à l'air des maisons de stockage est par fumigation au formaldéhyde. D'exploitation en

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. The garden book, a popular treatise on the growing of vegetables under both home and market conditions. Containing concise and dependable information concerning the planting, cultivation, spraying, harvesting and marketing the common garden vegetables in such manner as to secure the largest measure of satisfaction, pleasure and profit. Vegetable gardening. LEADING VEGETABLE CROPS 205 one pint to 30 gallons of water. A more effective method of treating potatoes held for seed in large quantities and in practically air-tight storage houses is by fumigation with formaldehyde gas. In gen- erating the gas 23 ounces of potassium permanga- nate and three pints of formaldehyde should be allowed for each 1, 000 cubic feet of space. The potassium permanganate is placed in shallow pans at various points, in the storage and the required quantity of formaldehyde poured in. The building should be quickly vacated after these materials are placed together and kppt tightly closed for twenty-four hours, when it may be opened, thor- oughly ventilated and the potatoes taken out as desired. Potatoes are exten- sively planted both by hand and by machinery. Hand planting is uni- versal in small areas, where the expense of the machine planters would not be justified. In the large areas the machine planters are to be preferred, not only because the planting will be done more economically, but will generally be done better. It is especially important that the pieces be cut uniform in size and the required number of eyes in each piece secured. When the potatoes have been dropped by hand for the very early crop, it is a good practice to cover with the plow; .fluit§. POTATO PLANT SHOWING TUBERS AND ROOTS. 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, Vernon Hayes, 1877-. New York, Orange Judd company

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