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Dr Crippen with a scarf around his face is led from the liner Montrose by Inspector Dew in 1910 American Hawley Harvey Crippen murdered his wife variety artist Belle Elmore and buried her remains in the cellar of his London home and escaped to America with Mistress Ethel le Neve He was the first criminal captured following a radio message and was hanged August 1910 Stock Photo

RMB4R49H–Dr Crippen with a scarf around his face is led from the liner Montrose by Inspector Dew in 1910 American Hawley Harvey Crippen murdered his wife variety artist Belle Elmore and buried her remains in the cellar of his London home and escaped to America with Mistress Ethel le Neve He was the first criminal captured following a radio message and was hanged August 1910

EIGHTH ARMY : ADVANCE TOWARDS FLORENCE - Before leaving Petraia, enemy infantrymen threw grenades at civilians, killing two and seriously injuring a woman. Here the woman is being comforted by her friends in the cellar of their home British Army Stock Photo

RM2X1599C–EIGHTH ARMY : ADVANCE TOWARDS FLORENCE - Before leaving Petraia, enemy infantrymen threw grenades at civilians, killing two and seriously injuring a woman. Here the woman is being comforted by her friends in the cellar of their home British Army

A family has barely furnished a cellar room in Frankfurt on the Main, in 1946. | usage worldwide Stock Photo

RMM374NG–A family has barely furnished a cellar room in Frankfurt on the Main, in 1946. | usage worldwide

The Wardlow family in their dugout basement home on Sunday. The youngest boy copies out a recipe for his mother. Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon. Stock Photo

RM2J89J66–The Wardlow family in their dugout basement home on Sunday. The youngest boy copies out a recipe for his mother. Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon.

The photo by famous photographer Richard Peter sen. shows a smoke vent on an inhabited basement surrounded by snow-covered ruins rubbles in Dresden. The photo was taken after 17 September 1945. Especially the Allied air raids between 13 and 14 February 1945 led to extensive destructions of the city. Photo: Deutsche Fotothek / Richard Peter sen. - NO WIRE SERVICE Stock Photo

RMEF95B1–The photo by famous photographer Richard Peter sen. shows a smoke vent on an inhabited basement surrounded by snow-covered ruins rubbles in Dresden. The photo was taken after 17 September 1945. Especially the Allied air raids between 13 and 14 February 1945 led to extensive destructions of the city. Photo: Deutsche Fotothek / Richard Peter sen. - NO WIRE SERVICE

British Crime - Murder - Dr Crippen - 1910 Stock Photo

RMG6H17K–British Crime - Murder - Dr Crippen - 1910

Steps leading up and a light at the end of the corridor with a glowing exit sign. A corridor with steps, illuminated by lamps, railing, door at the en Stock Photo

RF2XEF2F6–Steps leading up and a light at the end of the corridor with a glowing exit sign. A corridor with steps, illuminated by lamps, railing, door at the en

work house wine cellar with death not covid 19 bed room doorm room Stock Photo

RF2JRRRN9–work house wine cellar with death not covid 19 bed room doorm room

The Jew at home: impressions of a summer and autumn spent with him . are held. The churches even stiugglewith the Jewish shops, which have burrowedunderneath them and have been carried up tothe very doors. Among almost every people,except these Jews, the business man has a pridein his shop, a pride which, though it may onlyexpress itself in an attempt to be more gaudyand pretentious than his rival or his neighbor, isat least healthy. But the Jew is without allsuch feeling. In a huge trading center likeBerdicheff, where the largest Jewish fair in theworld, I believe, is held, a cellar, a garret Stock Photo

RM2AWTYAB–The Jew at home: impressions of a summer and autumn spent with him . are held. The churches even stiugglewith the Jewish shops, which have burrowedunderneath them and have been carried up tothe very doors. Among almost every people,except these Jews, the business man has a pridein his shop, a pride which, though it may onlyexpress itself in an attempt to be more gaudyand pretentious than his rival or his neighbor, isat least healthy. But the Jew is without allsuch feeling. In a huge trading center likeBerdicheff, where the largest Jewish fair in theworld, I believe, is held, a cellar, a garret

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On a shelf in the basement are two glass jars with canned tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers. Sealed with a sealed lid. Front view, copy space. Stock Photo

RF2GXXNMA–On a shelf in the basement are two glass jars with canned tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers. Sealed with a sealed lid. Front view, copy space.

RF2FM6XP9–On a shelf in the basement are two glass jars with canned tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers. Sealed with a sealed lid. Front view, copy space.

Hispanic man working as carpenter in a small wood laboratory. Bearded man concentrated on shaping a new piece of timber for a home furniture in his ca Stock Photo

RF2D6G2PY–Hispanic man working as carpenter in a small wood laboratory. Bearded man concentrated on shaping a new piece of timber for a home furniture in his ca

. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. POTATO — RADISH— RHUBARB 493 to two or three eyes, leaving as much tuber as possible with each piece. From 7 to 10 bushels of potatoes are required to plant an acre. For a very early crop in the garden, tubers are sometimes sprouted in the cellar. When the sprouts are 4 to 6 inches high, the tubers are carefully planted. It is essential that the sprouts are not broken in the handling. In this practice, also, the tubers are first cut into large piece Stock Photo

RMPG257E–. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. POTATO — RADISH— RHUBARB 493 to two or three eyes, leaving as much tuber as possible with each piece. From 7 to 10 bushels of potatoes are required to plant an acre. For a very early crop in the garden, tubers are sometimes sprouted in the cellar. When the sprouts are 4 to 6 inches high, the tubers are carefully planted. It is essential that the sprouts are not broken in the handling. In this practice, also, the tubers are first cut into large piece

Miss Stone Detective Sergeant Mitchell and Miss Foster at Euston leaving for Canada to bring back Crippen and Ethel le Neve August 1910 American Hawley Harvey Crippen murdered his wife variety artist Belle Elmore and buried her remains in the cellar of his London home and escaped to America with Mistress Ethel le Neve He was the first criminal captured following a radio message and was hanged August 1910 Stock Photo

RMB4R48P–Miss Stone Detective Sergeant Mitchell and Miss Foster at Euston leaving for Canada to bring back Crippen and Ethel le Neve August 1910 American Hawley Harvey Crippen murdered his wife variety artist Belle Elmore and buried her remains in the cellar of his London home and escaped to America with Mistress Ethel le Neve He was the first criminal captured following a radio message and was hanged August 1910

FIFTH ARMY : FALL OF VELLETRI - An old lady of 74 years of age, who hid in a cellar during the bombardment of the town. She is seen seated on a heap of debris outside her home. Photographic negative , British Army Stock Photo

RM2X0PB99–FIFTH ARMY : FALL OF VELLETRI - An old lady of 74 years of age, who hid in a cellar during the bombardment of the town. She is seen seated on a heap of debris outside her home. Photographic negative , British Army

RM2J89J5K–The Wardlow family in their dugout basement home on Sunday. The youngest boy copies out a recipe for his mother. Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon.

RMEEWWGX–The photo by famous photographer Richard Peter sen. shows a smoke vent on an inhabited basement surrounded by snow-covered ruins rubbles in Dresden. The photo was taken after 17 September 1945. Especially the Allied air raids between 13 and 14 February 1945 led to extensive destructions of the city. Photo: Deutsche Fotothek/Richard Peter sen. - NO WIRE SERVICE

RF2XEF2FJ–Steps leading up and a light at the end of the corridor with a glowing exit sign. A corridor with steps, illuminated by lamps, railing, door at the en

RF2JRRRN8–work house wine cellar with death not covid 19 bed room doorm room

Amateur gardencraft; a book for the home-maker and garden lover . ts seem well dried out, put them in paperbags containing perfectly dry sawdust or buck-wheat shells, and hang them in a dry place wherethe frost will not get at them. I would notadvise storing them in the cellar, as they gener-ally mould or mildew there. Most varieties increase quite rapidly. Youwill find several new corms in fall, taking theplace of the old one planted in spring. Oftenthere will be scores of little fellows the size of apea, clustered about the larger corms. Theseshould be saved, and planted out next spring.Sow Stock Photo

RM2AX290Y–Amateur gardencraft; a book for the home-maker and garden lover . ts seem well dried out, put them in paperbags containing perfectly dry sawdust or buck-wheat shells, and hang them in a dry place wherethe frost will not get at them. I would notadvise storing them in the cellar, as they gener-ally mould or mildew there. Most varieties increase quite rapidly. Youwill find several new corms in fall, taking theplace of the old one planted in spring. Oftenthere will be scores of little fellows the size of apea, clustered about the larger corms. Theseshould be saved, and planted out next spring.Sow

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. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. 29. A large-leaved nicotiana. given a better chance to grow. In wild nature there is such fierce strug- gle for existence that plants usually. 30. The awkward century plant that has been laboriously car- ried over winter year by year in the cellar: compare with other plants here shown as to its value as a lawn subject.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colo Stock Photo

RMPG2579–. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. 29. A large-leaved nicotiana. given a better chance to grow. In wild nature there is such fierce strug- gle for existence that plants usually. 30. The awkward century plant that has been laboriously car- ried over winter year by year in the cellar: compare with other plants here shown as to its value as a lawn subject.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colo

Children pass through the bar of the ThatcherÛs Inn at Brentwood, Essex, on their way to their shelter bed in the cellar. They a Stock Photo

RMB5E3FN–Children pass through the bar of the ThatcherÛs Inn at Brentwood, Essex, on their way to their shelter bed in the cellar. They a

Mrs. Hull in one-room dugout basement home (note blackboard.) "I wanted a blackboard for a long time for my Bible verses, to keep them in our mind. Got it last year." Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon. ['Every child is known by his doings, whether his work be pure, and whether it be right. Prov(erbs), 20:11']. Stock Photo

RM2J89HYW–Mrs. Hull in one-room dugout basement home (note blackboard.) "I wanted a blackboard for a long time for my Bible verses, to keep them in our mind. Got it last year." Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon. ['Every child is known by his doings, whether his work be pure, and whether it be right. Prov(erbs), 20:11'].

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. The garden book, a popular treatise on the growing of vegetables under both home and market conditions. Containing concise and dependable information concerning the planting, cultivation, spraying, harvesting and marketing the common garden vegetables in such manner as to secure the largest measure of satisfaction, pleasure and profit. Vegetable gardening. ^2 vided at the very top of the cellar wall, always in the outside walls. At least one, and, where pos- sible, two one-half cisterns should be dug on the outside of the foundation down to the floor line of the basement. Openings should be Stock Photo

RMRDT6EN–. The garden book, a popular treatise on the growing of vegetables under both home and market conditions. Containing concise and dependable information concerning the planting, cultivation, spraying, harvesting and marketing the common garden vegetables in such manner as to secure the largest measure of satisfaction, pleasure and profit. Vegetable gardening. ^2 vided at the very top of the cellar wall, always in the outside walls. At least one, and, where pos- sible, two one-half cisterns should be dug on the outside of the foundation down to the floor line of the basement. Openings should be

RMPG1K7M–. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. 29. A large-leaved nicotiana. given a better chance to grow. In wild nature there is such fierce strug- gle for existence that plants usually 30. The awkward century plant that has been laboriously car- ried over winter year by year in the cellar: compare with other plants here shown as to its value as a lawn subject.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colorat

RM2J89J04–Mrs. Hull in one-room dugout basement home (note blackboard.) "I wanted a blackboard for a long time for my Bible verses, to keep them in our mind. Got it last year." Dead Ox Flat, Malheur County, Oregon. ['Every child is known by his doings, whether his work be pure, and whether it be right. Prov(erbs), 20:11'].

. Amateur fruit growing. A practical guide to the growing of fruit for home use and the market. Written with special reference to colder climates. Fruit-culture. THE APPLE. 7T cellar, with their roots buried in soil. As few cellars are fit for this purpose it is generally safer to bury them outside. As a rule it is best for planters to get their trees in the fall, as they are then more certain to get good stock, and there is no delay in waiting for them to come in the spring. The trees may be set as soon as the soil works easily in the spring, and until the trees break into leaf. As a rule mod Stock Photo

RMRDT5HH–. Amateur fruit growing. A practical guide to the growing of fruit for home use and the market. Written with special reference to colder climates. Fruit-culture. THE APPLE. 7T cellar, with their roots buried in soil. As few cellars are fit for this purpose it is generally safer to bury them outside. As a rule it is best for planters to get their trees in the fall, as they are then more certain to get good stock, and there is no delay in waiting for them to come in the spring. The trees may be set as soon as the soil works easily in the spring, and until the trees break into leaf. As a rule mod

RMPG23P5–. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. POTATO — RADISH— RHUBABB 493 to two or three eyes, leaving as much tuber as possible with each piece. From 7 to 10 bushels of potatoes are required to plant an acre. For a very early crop in the garden, tubers are sometimes sprouted in the cellar. When the sprouts are 4 to 6 inches high, the tubers are carefully planted. It is essential that the sprouts are not broken in the handling. In this practice, also, the tubers are first cut into large pie

. Farm horticulture, prepared especially for those interested in either home or commercial horticulture. Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. 104 BUDDING AND GRAFTING stored away in a cool cellar, and usually covered with sand until the following spring, when they are set out in the nursery row. A temperature of about 35° to 40° F. is required for storing the grafts. In tongue or whip grafting the cion usually bears from three to four buds. The number of buds, however, is also determined by the section of the country in which the grafting is done. When root grafting is performed in the northern Stock Photo

RMRE1FGK–. Farm horticulture, prepared especially for those interested in either home or commercial horticulture. Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. 104 BUDDING AND GRAFTING stored away in a cool cellar, and usually covered with sand until the following spring, when they are set out in the nursery row. A temperature of about 35° to 40° F. is required for storing the grafts. In tongue or whip grafting the cion usually bears from three to four buds. The number of buds, however, is also determined by the section of the country in which the grafting is done. When root grafting is performed in the northern

. Bacteria, yeasts and molds in the home. Bacteriology; Yeast fungi; Molds (Fungi). 63 BACTERIA, YEASTS, AND MOLDS that show signs of decay, since decaying fruit will surely be shedding spores which will infect the sound fruit. Such fruit, therefore, should not be allowed to remain in a pantry with other fruit, nor in a cellar. Nor should it be allowed to accumulate in heaps near the home, for insects and air currents are sure to distribute the spores. The removal of all decaying fruit, or its total destruction, therefore, is a necessary safeguard to protect the sound fruit that remains. Prote Stock Photo

RMPG2RF6–. Bacteria, yeasts and molds in the home. Bacteriology; Yeast fungi; Molds (Fungi). 63 BACTERIA, YEASTS, AND MOLDS that show signs of decay, since decaying fruit will surely be shedding spores which will infect the sound fruit. Such fruit, therefore, should not be allowed to remain in a pantry with other fruit, nor in a cellar. Nor should it be allowed to accumulate in heaps near the home, for insects and air currents are sure to distribute the spores. The removal of all decaying fruit, or its total destruction, therefore, is a necessary safeguard to protect the sound fruit that remains. Prote

. Farm horticulture, prepared especially for those interested in either home or commercial horticulture. Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. 98 BUDDING AND GRAFTING other work is scarce. After the grafts are made they are stored away in a cool cellar, and usually covered with sand until the following spring, when they are set out in the nursery row. A temperature of about 35° to 40° F. is required for storing the grafts. In tongue or whip grafting the cion usually bears from three to four buds. The number of buds, however, is also determined by the section of the country in which the grafting Stock Photo

RMRDTKT0–. Farm horticulture, prepared especially for those interested in either home or commercial horticulture. Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. 98 BUDDING AND GRAFTING other work is scarce. After the grafts are made they are stored away in a cool cellar, and usually covered with sand until the following spring, when they are set out in the nursery row. A temperature of about 35° to 40° F. is required for storing the grafts. In tongue or whip grafting the cion usually bears from three to four buds. The number of buds, however, is also determined by the section of the country in which the grafting

. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. 288 MANUAL OF GARDENING heeled-in under a tree, or along a fence, to stand till ripened. The plant should be injured as little as possible, as the foliage of this year makes the flowers of the next. When the foliage has turned yellow or died down, the bulbs — after cleaning, and curing them for a few hours in the sun — may be stored in the cellar or other cool, dry place, to await fall planting. Bulbs that are lifted prematurely in this way should b Stock Photo

RMPG1JB2–. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. 288 MANUAL OF GARDENING heeled-in under a tree, or along a fence, to stand till ripened. The plant should be injured as little as possible, as the foliage of this year makes the flowers of the next. When the foliage has turned yellow or died down, the bulbs — after cleaning, and curing them for a few hours in the sun — may be stored in the cellar or other cool, dry place, to await fall planting. Bulbs that are lifted prematurely in this way should b

RMRD9P93–. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. 29. A large-leaved nicotiana. given a better chance to grow. In wild nature there is such fierce strug- gle for existence that plants usually. 30. The awkward century plant that has been laboriously car- ried over winter year by year in the cellar: compare with other plants here shown as to its value as a lawn subject.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colo

RMPG244R–. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. 288 MANUAL OF GARDENING heeled-in under a tree, or along a fence, to stand till ripened. The plant should be injured as little as possible, as the foliage of this year makes the flowers of the next. When the foliage has turned yellow or died down, the bulbs — after cleaning, and curing them for a few hours in the sun—may be stored in the cellar or other cool, dry place, to await fall planting. Bulbs that are lifted prematurely in this way should b

RMRD9P99–. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. POTATO — RADISH— RHUBARB 493 to two or three eyes, leaving as much tuber as possible with each piece. From 7 to 10 bushels of potatoes are required to plant an acre. For a very early crop in the garden, tubers are sometimes sprouted in the cellar. When the sprouts are 4 to 6 inches high, the tubers are carefully planted. It is essential that the sprouts are not broken in the handling. In this practice, also, the tubers are first cut into large piece

RMRD9WMM–. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. POTATO — RADISH— RHUBABB 493 to two or three eyes, leaving as much tuber as possible with each piece. From 7 to 10 bushels of potatoes are required to plant an acre. For a very early crop in the garden, tubers are sometimes sprouted in the cellar. When the sprouts are 4 to 6 inches high, the tubers are carefully planted. It is essential that the sprouts are not broken in the handling. In this practice, also, the tubers are first cut into large pie

RMRDA7MY–. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. 29. A large-leaved nicotiana. given a better chance to grow. In wild nature there is such fierce strug- gle for existence that plants usually 30. The awkward century plant that has been laboriously car- ried over winter year by year in the cellar: compare with other plants here shown as to its value as a lawn subject.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - colorat

. School and home gardens. Gardening; School gardens. 10 SCHOOL AND HOME GARDENS Bulbs have two distinct periods of growth: they must first form roots and later leaves and flowers. The. Fir:. 5. Single Tulips success of the latter depends entirely upon the strength of the roots. During the rooting period they mav be placed in a dark corner of a cool cellar or buried in. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Meier, Stock Photo

RMRE3827–. School and home gardens. Gardening; School gardens. 10 SCHOOL AND HOME GARDENS Bulbs have two distinct periods of growth: they must first form roots and later leaves and flowers. The. Fir:. 5. Single Tulips success of the latter depends entirely upon the strength of the roots. During the rooting period they mav be placed in a dark corner of a cool cellar or buried in. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Meier,

RMRD9N7W–. Manual of gardening : a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . Gardening. 288 MANUAL OF GARDENING heeled-in under a tree, or along a fence, to stand till ripened. The plant should be injured as little as possible, as the foliage of this year makes the flowers of the next. When the foliage has turned yellow or died down, the bulbs — after cleaning, and curing them for a few hours in the sun—may be stored in the cellar or other cool, dry place, to await fall planting. Bulbs that are lifted prematurely in this way should b

RMRDG16W–. Bacteria, yeasts and molds in the home. Bacteriology; Yeast fungi; Molds (Fungi). 63 BACTERIA, YEASTS, AND MOLDS that show signs of decay, since decaying fruit will surely be shedding spores which will infect the sound fruit. Such fruit, therefore, should not be allowed to remain in a pantry with other fruit, nor in a cellar. Nor should it be allowed to accumulate in heaps near the home, for insects and air currents are sure to distribute the spores. The removal of all decaying fruit, or its total destruction, therefore, is a necessary safeguard to protect the sound fruit that remains. Prote

RMRD9PFG–. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use. Gardening. 288 MANUAL OF GARDENING heeled-in under a tree, or along a fence, to stand till ripened. The plant should be injured as little as possible, as the foliage of this year makes the flowers of the next. When the foliage has turned yellow or died down, the bulbs — after cleaning, and curing them for a few hours in the sun — may be stored in the cellar or other cool, dry place, to await fall planting. Bulbs that are lifted prematurely in this way should b

. Horticulture; a text book for high schools and normals. Gardening; Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. 188 THE HOME ORCHARD—APPLE, PEAR, QUINCE sold as soon as harvested unless it is wanted for home use. The advantage of growing summer varieties is that the price may be better at that season and storage will not be necessary. Fall and winter varieties are usually held for some weeks or months. The winter varieties are always better keepers than the fall varieties. The latter can not be kept long except in cold storage. One of the best home storage places is a cellar where the fruit will not Stock Photo

RMRDXNA0–. Horticulture; a text book for high schools and normals. Gardening; Vegetable gardening; Fruit-culture. 188 THE HOME ORCHARD—APPLE, PEAR, QUINCE sold as soon as harvested unless it is wanted for home use. The advantage of growing summer varieties is that the price may be better at that season and storage will not be necessary. Fall and winter varieties are usually held for some weeks or months. The winter varieties are always better keepers than the fall varieties. The latter can not be kept long except in cold storage. One of the best home storage places is a cellar where the fruit will not

RMRDPNAD–. Amateur fruit growing. A practical guide to the growing of fruit for home use and the market. Written with special reference to colder climates. Fruit-culture. FIG. 97.- tms limit it is very convenient. It is much used by nurserymen in root-grafting apple, pear and plum seedlings. It is done to a large extent during the winter months, vyhen but very little can he accomplished out of doors. It is performed as follows: Root-Grafting.—Seedlings which are dug in autumn and packed in moss or saw- dust in a cold cellar, are taken as needed to a warm room and ths scions grafted upon them just below

. School and home gardening; a text book for young people, with plans, suggestions and helps for teachers, club leaders and organizers. Gardening; School gardens. Fig. 106.—A good cabbage head should be well filled and will then feel solid. The one at the right is not fit for market. The crop from the school garden may be disposed of when the ground begins to freeze. For home use, the crop may be stored in cool moist cellars. Pulling the plants and setting the roots in boxes or trenches of soil in a cool cellar has proved to be a successful method of storage. The worst enemy of the cabbage cro Stock Photo

RMRE3NRX–. School and home gardening; a text book for young people, with plans, suggestions and helps for teachers, club leaders and organizers. Gardening; School gardens. Fig. 106.—A good cabbage head should be well filled and will then feel solid. The one at the right is not fit for market. The crop from the school garden may be disposed of when the ground begins to freeze. For home use, the crop may be stored in cool moist cellars. Pulling the plants and setting the roots in boxes or trenches of soil in a cool cellar has proved to be a successful method of storage. The worst enemy of the cabbage cro

RMRDPNAG–. Amateur fruit growing. A practical guide to the growing of fruit for home use and the market. Written with special reference to colder climates. Fruit-culture. BUDDING AND GRAFTING. 119. FIG. 97.- tms limit it is very convenient. It is much used by nurserymen in root-grafting apple, pear and plum seedlings. It is done to a large extent during the winter months, vyhen but very little can he accomplished out of doors. It is performed as follows: Root-Grafting.—Seedlings which are dug in autumn and packed in moss or saw- dust in a cold cellar, are taken as needed to a warm room and ths scions g

. The American home garden. Being principles and rules for the culture of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and shrubbery. To which are added brief notes on farm crops, with a table of their average product and chemical constituents. Gardening. AMERICAN HOME GARDEN. 33 loads or cubic yards of ice should be relied ou to keep well in a liouse built entirely above ground. In the cellar or cistern form a much smaller quantity may bo preserved ; but in all cases, the larger the aggregate mass, the better it will keep. TANK. A tank sufficient for the purposes of a small garden may be made by sinking a wa Stock Photo

RMRE373E–. The American home garden. Being principles and rules for the culture of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and shrubbery. To which are added brief notes on farm crops, with a table of their average product and chemical constituents. Gardening. AMERICAN HOME GARDEN. 33 loads or cubic yards of ice should be relied ou to keep well in a liouse built entirely above ground. In the cellar or cistern form a much smaller quantity may bo preserved ; but in all cases, the larger the aggregate mass, the better it will keep. TANK. A tank sufficient for the purposes of a small garden may be made by sinking a wa

. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. 290 FIFTY YEARS AMONG THE BEES BRINGING BEES HOME IN THE PALL. In the fall the bees must be brought home from the out- apiarj' so as to be wintered in the cellar. There are always a few things upon which bees can work till quite late; so it is desirable to be as late as possible bring- ing them home. They must, however, be brought home early enough so they will be sure of a good flight after being brought home and before being put in the cellar. Some say they may. Fig. 106—Colonies Home from Oui-apiaries. be safely put into the cellar without the flight, bu Stock Photo

RMRE38RX–. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. 290 FIFTY YEARS AMONG THE BEES BRINGING BEES HOME IN THE PALL. In the fall the bees must be brought home from the out- apiarj' so as to be wintered in the cellar. There are always a few things upon which bees can work till quite late; so it is desirable to be as late as possible bring- ing them home. They must, however, be brought home early enough so they will be sure of a good flight after being brought home and before being put in the cellar. Some say they may. Fig. 106—Colonies Home from Oui-apiaries. be safely put into the cellar without the flight, bu

. School and home gardens. Gardening; School gardens. 104 SCHOOL AXD HOME GARDENS the desired height aud trimmed to form a round head. ILldrdiuicfi hortnitiis is commonly used in tul)s or pots for piazza and garden decoration. Its foliage is heavy dark green, and the blossoms change from creamy white. Fig. 79. Hydrangea hortensis to rose color and sometimes blue. Keep these plants in the cellar during the winter, and give them just water enough to keep them from shrinking. Trim back in the spring to cause new blooming slioots to form.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned p Stock Photo

RMRE37CB–. School and home gardens. Gardening; School gardens. 104 SCHOOL AXD HOME GARDENS the desired height aud trimmed to form a round head. ILldrdiuicfi hortnitiis is commonly used in tul)s or pots for piazza and garden decoration. Its foliage is heavy dark green, and the blossoms change from creamy white. Fig. 79. Hydrangea hortensis to rose color and sometimes blue. Keep these plants in the cellar during the winter, and give them just water enough to keep them from shrinking. Trim back in the spring to cause new blooming slioots to form.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned p

RMRE3NW9–. School and home gardening; a text book for young people, with plans, suggestions and helps for teachers, club leaders and organizers. Gardening; School gardens. INDOOR PLANTS 173 light soil in well-drained pots, cans or boxes and 'kept in a cold place, as a dark, cool cellar, until a few weeks before the time the flowers are desired. The)' are then placed in a warm room and the growth is forced. The forcing should not be too rapid. During the period in which they are kept in a cold. Fig. 101.—Tulips naturally bloom in early spring out-of-doors, but they may be forced into bloom in midwinter

. School and home gardens. Gardening; School gardens. DECORATIVE PLANTS 45 growth. Instead of letting the plants die in a cellar, continue to give them a limited amount of water dur- ing the fall. In December give them plenty of dressing and moisture and then keep them in a warm room, to promote growth. A slip three inches in length will make a good cutting. Cut back at least half of the leaves. The Abutilox The abutilon, or flowering maple, which bears large, bell-shaped flowers of various colors, will succeed under the same general treatment as the fuchsia. It may be used either as a winter Stock Photo

RMRE37WB–. School and home gardens. Gardening; School gardens. DECORATIVE PLANTS 45 growth. Instead of letting the plants die in a cellar, continue to give them a limited amount of water dur- ing the fall. In December give them plenty of dressing and moisture and then keep them in a warm room, to promote growth. A slip three inches in length will make a good cutting. Cut back at least half of the leaves. The Abutilox The abutilon, or flowering maple, which bears large, bell-shaped flowers of various colors, will succeed under the same general treatment as the fuchsia. It may be used either as a winter

. School and home gardens. Gardening; School gardens. THE GKOWING OF PLANTS IN POTS 11 a trench in the yard or garden. Packing them with leaves in a cold frame is an excellent way to keep them. Bulbs that are kept in a cellar must be examined from time to time. If the soil becomes dust dry, they should be given a little water. After the tops appear an inch or more above the soil, the supply of water may be increased. During the rooting period they must be. Tig. 6. Tulip Bulbs u, bulbs arranged in a pan; b, vertical section oi a bulb pan, with dotted lines showing depth to which bulbs should be Stock Photo

RMRE3824–. School and home gardens. Gardening; School gardens. THE GKOWING OF PLANTS IN POTS 11 a trench in the yard or garden. Packing them with leaves in a cold frame is an excellent way to keep them. Bulbs that are kept in a cellar must be examined from time to time. If the soil becomes dust dry, they should be given a little water. After the tops appear an inch or more above the soil, the supply of water may be increased. During the rooting period they must be. Tig. 6. Tulip Bulbs u, bulbs arranged in a pan; b, vertical section oi a bulb pan, with dotted lines showing depth to which bulbs should be

. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. FIFTY YEARS AMONG THE BEES 281 BRINGING BEES HOME IN THE FALL. In the fall, the bees must be brought home from the out- apiary so as to be wintered in the cellar. There are always a few things upon which bee.? can work i ill quite late; so it is rlesii-able to be as late as possible bringing them home. They must, however, be brought home early enough so they will be sure of a good flight after being brought home and before being put in the cellar. Some say they may be. Fig. 10G—Colonies Home from Oul-apiarie^. safely put into the cellar without the flight, Stock Photo

RMRE38TY–. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. FIFTY YEARS AMONG THE BEES 281 BRINGING BEES HOME IN THE FALL. In the fall, the bees must be brought home from the out- apiary so as to be wintered in the cellar. There are always a few things upon which bee.? can work i ill quite late; so it is rlesii-able to be as late as possible bringing them home. They must, however, be brought home early enough so they will be sure of a good flight after being brought home and before being put in the cellar. Some say they may be. Fig. 10G—Colonies Home from Oul-apiarie^. safely put into the cellar without the flight,

. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. FIFTY YEARS AMONG THE BEES 263 ence. In 1902 a furnace was put in my cellar. Several winters since then I have piled up sections beside the furnace, at a dis- tance of 1 to 4 feet from it, and anything better could hardly be desired. GRANULATED HONEY. If comb honey becomes granulated or watery, I know of no way to restore it. If for home use, or if one happens to have a market where extracted honey sells for a good price, the. Fig. 97.—Unmarketable Sections. sections may be put in stone crocks, sloidy melted, being sure it is not overheated; and then when o Stock Photo

RMRE38Y1–. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. FIFTY YEARS AMONG THE BEES 263 ence. In 1902 a furnace was put in my cellar. Several winters since then I have piled up sections beside the furnace, at a dis- tance of 1 to 4 feet from it, and anything better could hardly be desired. GRANULATED HONEY. If comb honey becomes granulated or watery, I know of no way to restore it. If for home use, or if one happens to have a market where extracted honey sells for a good price, the. Fig. 97.—Unmarketable Sections. sections may be put in stone crocks, sloidy melted, being sure it is not overheated; and then when o

. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. 272 FIFTY YKAHS AMONG THE BEES difference. In lljd'i a furiiai-e was pat in my cellar. Several winters since then 1 have piled up sections beside the furnace, at a distance of 1 to 4 feet from it, and anything jjetter could hardly be desired. GKANUL.XTED BONEY. If coinl) lioney becomes g'ranulated or water^y, I know of no way to restore it. If for home use, or'if one happens to have a market Avlieie extracted honey sells for a good price,. Fiji- 97—Tjiniiiirl.eiiihle SerU/iDs. llie sei-tions iiia' lie put in stone crocks, shia-lii melted, being siii-e il i Stock Photo

RMRE38X0–. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. 272 FIFTY YKAHS AMONG THE BEES difference. In lljd'i a furiiai-e was pat in my cellar. Several winters since then 1 have piled up sections beside the furnace, at a distance of 1 to 4 feet from it, and anything jjetter could hardly be desired. GKANUL.XTED BONEY. If coinl) lioney becomes g'ranulated or water^y, I know of no way to restore it. If for home use, or'if one happens to have a market Avlieie extracted honey sells for a good price,. Fiji- 97—Tjiniiiirl.eiiihle SerU/iDs. llie sei-tions iiia' lie put in stone crocks, shia-lii melted, being siii-e il i

. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. 2<)3 V]Vr YEA US AMONG TI-rE BEES With tlie lavi^e ventilating space at the entrance, and with abundance of stores, there is no need to loosen the gluing of a cover from liefore the time a colony is hauled home till after the time for hauling back in spring. PILING HIVES IN CELLAR. The hives are piled five high, each pile independent of the others, so jarring one hive can jar oul y four others. First a row of piles is put at the further side of the cellar, the hives. Fi(i. 107—l)rii>i)ini]-jian Wa.r-exlractor. close side hy side, entrances facing the Stock Photo

RMRE38RB–. Fifty years among the bees . Bees. 2<)3 V]Vr YEA US AMONG TI-rE BEES With tlie lavi^e ventilating space at the entrance, and with abundance of stores, there is no need to loosen the gluing of a cover from liefore the time a colony is hauled home till after the time for hauling back in spring. PILING HIVES IN CELLAR. The hives are piled five high, each pile independent of the others, so jarring one hive can jar oul y four others. First a row of piles is put at the further side of the cellar, the hives. Fi(i. 107—l)rii>i)ini]-jian Wa.r-exlractor. close side hy side, entrances facing the

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