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£6 PLANTING vines. 7. Distances of planting.—This is wholly regulated by the quantity of vines you have at your command, and the extent of land to be covered. .Some will plant them three feet apart. In this case, it must take them a long time to mat. Some plant them eighteen inches apart, which of course is better than the former plan, because they will be matted all the sooner. The rule is, the nearer you can plant your vines the better, providing your patch is not overrun with weeds and foul grass. The object in such a case of planting them wider apart would be to give the cultivator an opportunity of getting between the vines and destroying the weeds, and whatever else might be likely to choke them.
Title | A complete manual for the cultivation of the cranberry |
Creator | Eastwood, B. |
Publisher | Orange Judd |
Place of Publication | New York |
Date | 1856 |
Language | eng |
Type | Books/Pamphlets |
Title | 00000074 |
Type | Books/Pamphlets |
Transcript | £6 PLANTING vines. 7. Distances of planting.—This is wholly regulated by the quantity of vines you have at your command, and the extent of land to be covered. .Some will plant them three feet apart. In this case, it must take them a long time to mat. Some plant them eighteen inches apart, which of course is better than the former plan, because they will be matted all the sooner. The rule is, the nearer you can plant your vines the better, providing your patch is not overrun with weeds and foul grass. The object in such a case of planting them wider apart would be to give the cultivator an opportunity of getting between the vines and destroying the weeds, and whatever else might be likely to choke them. |
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