Quarterly of the American Primrose Society


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Quarterly of the American Primrose Society
Published in: Vol. 1+ - 1943+
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How to Use a Dibble - Push the dibble down into the prepared soil. If the point of the dibble is sharp and the wood is smooth it will make a cylindrical hole. Make a hole l...

Vegetable Garden Design - Vegetable garden design is important if you wish to get maximum reslts from your limited space. The old fashioned kitchen garden is a productive food ...

Growing Asparagus - It is generally considered that Asparagus is difficult to grow but this is not so, although it does take up a rather large area of garden for the smal...

Bronze Orange Bugs - Bronze orange bugs (Alusgraveia sulciveniris), pests of coastal citrus trees, feed by puncturing the tissues and extracting the sap, causing the young...

Clay Soil - How to Improve Clay Soil - When working with clay soil, it is best to mix in with it some gypsum. Gypsum really helps to break up and unlock your clay dirt. Individual clay p...

Landscaping with Trees - Study your garden area, taking note of where the sun is at various times of the day. A patio for instance, could be shaded by a well positioned tree i...

Repotting Bonsai - Repotting is best done in the dormant season when the plant is not growing. So, repot spring-flowering trees in autumn, deciduous trees in autumn or e...

Preparing Your New Garden - Empty garden space is a great temptation to over-plant. Give every shrub or tree ample room to grow to its full dimensions. When a garden is over-plan...

Growing Jerulsalem Artichokes - Jerulsalem Artichoke is a tuberous rooted crop of particularly easy growth. This vegetable can be given a permanent spot in the garden, for it is like...




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