Having sprinkled them he cut off the ends, as is usually done; and after spitting to the right and to the left, he proceeded to plant them in the field.
For Plantains (or Bananas) you must dig a big hole, and the evening is the time to plant them.
Plant them in the evening, so that they may bear fruit while they are still near the ground.
I had greatly desired to have some in the garden and, not knowing that the fall was the time to plant them, ordered some one spring.
After growing these apple seedlings one year I would graft short pieces of their roots to long Hibernal scions, plant them out in the nursery row and grow them the first year as a whip or single shoot.
I plant them five by five feet apart, as they require a thorough cultivation the first two years from planting.
In the spring, plant them in rows three feet apart, and ten inches in the row.
Plant them on rich soil covering an inch or two deep.
But the oldest men only that are nearest death in the course of nature do plant them, and none else, the younger sort desiring to live a little longer in this world before they go to the other.
It is held meritorious to plant them, which, they say, he that does shall die within a short time after and go to heaven.
During the year I make careful notes of any trees or shrubs that will be wanted, either to come from the nursery or to be transplanted within my own ground, so as to plant them as early as possible.
In what month of the year is the best time to plant them; also how many pounds to the acre to be sowed broadcast on rolling land in Napa?
Here in Sutter county, California, a great many French prunes are grown and we are advised to plant them, but would rather plant the Italian prune.
I am told to plant them on the north or west side of the hill, where it is cold, and they will blossom later and will therefore have less frosts to bother them, and the frost will be almost off before the sun hits them in the morning.
In the East we used to plant them in the fall, so as to have them freeze; as it does not freeze enough here, what do I have to do?
Put the plants thickly into pots or boxes, or plant them in a bed, and it is essential to exclude light to insure blanching.
As soon as they are large enough, plant them out in very rich, light ground in drills 6 in.
To obtain cuttings, when the plants have flowered cut them down, and when they have again grown large enough take the cuttings and plant them in pots filled with the above compost, putting a layer of silver sand on the top.
Plant them out in the open in May, where they will flower in June.
As soon as these are taken from the parent bulb, plant them in a nursery-bed; after two years they may be transferred to the garden.
These sprouts should be about 3 to 5 inches long by the time the ground is warm enough to plant them out on their ridges.
The easiest way to spoil a good lawn is to put a flower-bed in it; and the most effective way in which to show off flowers to the least advantage is to plant them in a bed in the greensward.
The 10th of June is early enough toplant them out in central New York.
At that season it is advisable to plant them as early as the ground is dry enough, and before the buds have started to grow.
Do not unpack them until you are ready to plant them.
Send in your order for the kinds you decide on planting at once, and as soon as your order has gone, set about preparing the place in which you propose to plant them.
If it is not convenient to plant them at once, leave them in the package, or put them in some cool, dark place until you are ready to use them.
I plant them, and then I coax them and coddle them.
Provide free forest trees furnished by the state for all who will plant them.
The best method to adopt with the summer flowering kinds, is to plant them in the garden in May; they will grow strong and flower abundantly, and in the fall they can be lifted, and preserved during winter in pots.
If not done so, plant them in four inch pots, and repot them into those of six inch in May.
I conceive it were better to plant them at such distances, as they may least incommode one another: For timber-trees, I would have none nearer than forty foot where they stand closest; especially of the spreading kind.
When you have separated about a dozen, plant them out, and as you do this consider how much space will be required for each.
The following year we plant them out, and they flower a little, and by the second year they are good strong clumps.
If they are spring-rooted cuttings in a pot, all you have to do at first is to take them out of the pot, plant them, and look out for slugs.
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