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DRESSING Fisher's American Garden rows should be straight and parallel for efficient production When vegetables or flowers are inches is likely to be found a min- since it is neces grown in rows every five minutes imum to distance avoid the roots sary disturbing rows you spend in making the of the vegetables whatever tool is straight parallel and the whole used Taller vegetables and those that layout square and precise will save an hour in the work of caring for make vines large bushes or have a sprawling habit must be given the garden later on Payment in pride will be even more distance between rows In greater since an orderly garden is small gardens 4 feet will usually pleasant to work in and to show be the maximum distance given your neighbors An exception to only for such crops as bush squash the rule for straight rows may be and cucumbers First decide on the crops you made in hilly country where the wash of soil may be checked by will grow which should be those contour planting Here rows should that your family likes or ought to run at right angles to the slope like Next determine the quantity but they should still be parallel of each which you will try to prothough on rounded slopes they will duce which should be the amount be curved you will eat in the fresh state plus Serpentine slanting or uneven what you will put up for next winrows will double the work of cul- ter In the case of the tivation and give an appearance of crops plan for several plantings incompetence to the garden Rows are spaced with varying of each spaced so that one harvest distances between them depend- will follow another throughout the ing on two factors: The needs of season the crop and the convenience of Having prepared your production cultivation In rich soil vegetables schedule make a simple plan of may be spaced more closely than your garden and proceed to lay in poor but when spaced too close it out accurately before beginning together it is difficult to cultivate to sow This plan should be kept between the rows through the season to guide For crops growing twelve inches second plantings and enableyoun you taU or less rows may be spaced t' note upon it errors in planning 10 inches to a foot apart and cultiyou may have committed and vated with hand tools For culti- which can be corrected another vation with a wheel hoe eighteen year Salad Chef's Ideal J? 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