... Sunflower, Giant Yellow 10 Sunflower Primrose Perfection 6 Sunflower Miniature 4 Sunflower Stella 4 Sunflower Primrose Stella 4 Chrysanthemum coronarium, Chrysanthemum Double yellow 3 Chrysanthemum, Golden Queen 3 Coreopsis tinctoria 3 Helichrysum, Golden Globe ...
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Helianthus annuus Although the Sunflower is not utilised as food for man, the plant is frequently grown in the Kitchen Garden, partly as an ornament, and also for the production of seeds which are ...
... Tall Sunflower. Annual Sunflower. Helianthus annuus. Stem from five to eight feet or more in height; leaves heart-shaped, rough, three-nerved; flowers very large, terminal, nodding; the seeds are large, ovoid, angular, or ...
... Hardy annual The utility of the Sunflower has been alluded to in a former page. Here we have only to regard the plant in its ornamental character, as an occupant of the shrubbery or ...
... In Camp on the Big Sunflower. 2. The Rivals of the Trail. 3. The Strange Cabin on Catamount Island. 4. Lost in the Great Dismal Swamp. 5. With Trapper Jim in the North Woods ...
FULL DESCRIPTIONS OF NEARLY ELEVEN HUNDRED SPECIES AND VARIETIES; WITH · Fearing Burr · 1863
... or Morel. Tuber, or Truffle. 579-591 CHAP. XII.--_Miscellaneous Vegetables. Alkekengi, or Ground Cherry. Corn. Egg-plant. Martynia. Oil Radish. Okra, or Gumbo. Pepper. Rhubarb, or Pie-plant. Sunflower. Tobacco. Tomato. 592-652
... It is a species of sunflower, as its name denotes, the prefix Jerusalem being in reality a corruption of the Italian word GIRASOLE, a sunflower. It resembles the potato in that it is a ...
... During its brief season of growth, the Sunflower taxes the soil very severely, and to develop its full proportions decayed manure must be freely employed to a good depth, and unstinted supplies of water ...
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES AND THEIR PREPARATION · Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences · 2006
... JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES are tubers belonging to the sunflower family. In appearance they resemble potatoes to some extent, but, as a rule, they are neither so large nor so smooth. The inside texture of this ...
Soil and Cultivation._--The Sunflower will thrive in almost any soil or situation, but succeeds best on land adapted to the growth of Indian Corn. It is always grown from seed, which should be ...
... And I would not be at all surprised to discover gardeners in South Dakota using sunflower meal. Sesame seed, safflower seed, peanut and oil-seed corn meals may also be available in certain localities.
... Mathiola Mignonette Nasturtium Nemophila Nigella Phacelia Platystemon Poppy Prince’s Feather Rudbeckia Salpiglossis Sanvitalia Saponaria Silene Sunflower Swan River Daisy Sweet Pea Sweet Sultan Venus’ Looking-glass Venus’ Navel-wort Virginian Stock Viscaria Whitlavia ...
Helianthus tuberosus The Jerusalem Artichoke is a member of the Sunflower tribe, quite hardy, and productive of wholesome roots that are in favour with many as a delicacy, and by others are regarded as ...
... A healthy crop of sagebrush, sunflowers, or other weeds consumes as much water as a first-class stand of corn, wheat, or potatoes. Weeds should be abhorred by the farmer. A weedy fallow is ...
Growing most types of vegetables requires building a level of soil fertility that is much higher than required by field crops like cereals, soybeans, cotton and sunflowers. Field crops can be acceptably productive on ...
... With this diet may be given buckwheat, barley, oats, beans, and sunflower seeds. When they are old enough to be sent to the stubble and fields, they are placed in charge of a boy ...
... 379, 384, 389 —Savory, 70 —Snowflake, 339 —sown Vegetables for Autumn and Winter use, 185, 188 Sunflower, 138, 302, 373, 385 Swan River Daisy, 373, 398 Swede, 147 Sweet Basil, 66 —Herbs, 64, 168 ...
... 593. Tall, 593. St. Peter's Herb, 396. String-pease, 552. Succory, 334. Sugar-pease, 552. Sunflower, 632. Annual, 632. Dwarf, 632. Tall, 632. Swede or Ruta-baga Turnip, 86. Ashcroft, 87. Common Purple ...
... Unless they are first ground or chopped very finely, larger more resistant materials like corn, Brussels sprouts, sunflower stalks, cabbage stumps, shrub prunings, etc. will "constipate" a top-loading, bottom-discharging composter. The compost ...
... With a shredder you can fast-compost small limbs, tree prunings, and other woody materials like corn and sunflower stalks. Whole autumn leaves tend to compact into airless layers and decompose slowly, but dry ...
... In its manner of growth and flowering, it much resembles the common sunflower; of which, as its scientific term suggests, it is really a species. Stem six to eight feet high, very rough, and ...
... Ground Cherry. Corn. Egg-plant. Martynia. Oil Radish. Okra, or Gumbo. Pepper. Rhubarb, or Pie-plant. Sunflower. Tobacco. Tomato. ALKEKENGI. Strawberry Tomato. Winter Cherry. Ground Cherry. Barbadoes Gooseberry. Physalis edulis. A hardy annual plant ...
... ovate, toothed on the margin, downy beneath; the flowers are yellow, spreading, and resemble a small sunflower; the seeds are narrow, four-sided, and crowned with down. The plants blossom in July and August ...
... the first time. I'd much prefer to have manure mixed with straw than with sawdust. Sunflowerseed meal._ See _Cottonseed meal. Tankage_ is another slaughterhouse or rendering plant waste consisting of all animal refuse ...
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