Seed sown in the spring has in certain climates produced a crop of hay in 120 days from the date of sowing.
When clover seed is much grown, therefore, on any piece of land, the quantity of seed sown may be reduced materially.
Seed sown in the chaff has much power to grow, owing, it is thought, to the ability of the hull enclosing the seed to hold moisture.
Seed sown on honeycombed ground falls into openings made in the soil, and is covered by the action of the frost and the sun on the same.
Timothy-seed sown in the fall, one peck to the acre, will produce a good crop the next season.
Plowed very deep and thoroughly enriched, the trees are set out, and all then made very level, and one and a half bushels grass-seed sown on it and brushed in very smooth.
Careful experiments have shown, that on clay land there is no perceptible difference in the growth of the plants, at any of the stages, in seed sown at any depth, from a slight covering to three or four inches.
Grass-seed sown late in the spring will always fail, except when followed by a very wet season.
Seed sown in boxes in January or February will make fine blooming plants by April, taking the place of those blooming earlier.
The amateur may have more success and less bother growing perennials from seed sown in the open ground than from any other way.
Propagated by division, or by seed sown a year before the plants are wanted.
Propagated by seed sown in spring, in pans of well-drained, rich, sandy soil or in the open.
Increased by seed sown as soon as ripe in a cold-frame; also by carefully dividing the roots.
Propagated by seed sown in the open air in spring, or by cuttings of the roots.
Increased by seed sown in the open border or in pans of sandy soil.
In the same way, seed sown early in drills, grown through the summer, the little bulbs taken up and stored through the winter and again planted out, will often make bulbs large enough to flower the second year.
Seed sown in August or September, in boxes or a frame, will make plants large enough to reset in November and bloom the following March; or they may be left until March in open seed-beds before setting out.
This Hop is propagated by seed sown in boxes in March.
Seed sown in February or March, and grown in gentle heat, will make suitable plants for setting out by June.
Are increased by suckers or by seed sown in spring.
It will grow in any soil, if not too wet, and may be increased by seed sown in the spring or early autumn, or by dividing the roots.
They may be increased by seed sown in slight heat as soon as it is ripe.
Seed sown now or in September will produce plants that should afford fine fruit in March, and it will need care and judgment to carry them safely through the winter.
Both these fertilisers should be dug into the soil some time before the crop is planted or seed sown--superphosphate at the rate of two to three pounds per square rod; basic slag in larger amount, five to six pounds per square rod.
Towards the end of April rows are marked out three or four feet apart, and groups of seed sown at intervals of eighteen inches in the rows.
The quantity ofseed sown is from three pecks to three bushels per acre, and the produce from three to eleven quarters.
About two bushels of seed sown broad-cast are sufficient for an acre.
The broken heart is a seed sown by the hand of the Beneficent and Wise.
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