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... plants . These plants remained through the winter , and another division of them , made between the middle of March ( F ) A very rough piece of land at. Plants . Culture of strong tap root . The difference between culmiferous particular ...
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... Plants . cumference ; but the thickness of the rind is so great , that some farmers imagined that the bulb would be ... plants procured from seed sown the end of July the preceding year must be set in March or April . If intended for ...
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