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material is presumed to be in the publicdomain.  \nFor information on re-use see:  \nhttp://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/Copyright  \nThe libraries provide public access to a wide range of material,including online exhibits,digitizedcollections,archival finding aids,our catalog,online articles,and a growing range of materials in manymedia.  \nWhen possible,we provide rights information in catalog records,finding aids,and other metadata thataccompanies collections or items.However,it is always the user's obligation to evaluate copyright andrights issues in light of their own use.  \nk  \nBRATTLEBORO,VT.,MARCH,1887.  \nNo.3·  \nVol.20.  \n9,多00 人  \n\n| THE HOUSEHOLD.  \u003Cbr>图1  \u003Cbr>A DOMESTIC JOURNAL.  \u003Cbr>CEO.E.TCROWELL,  \u003Cbr>EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,  \u003Cbr>CEOSBY BLOCK,-MAIN STREET,  \u003Cbr>BRATTLEBORO,VT.  \u003Cbr>18110 per year.Single copy,10 cents.   | fifth to tenth of Mav,they produce but  \u003Cbr>little fruit and that very poor,Irregular,  \u003Cbr>and small in quantity,when if planted  \u003Cbr>the twentieth to the thirtieth of May the  \u003Cbr>soil is warm and the plant is not checked  \u003Cbr>in growth,will bear earler,better,and  \u003Cbr>much more fruit,continuing longer.  \u003Cbr>When the time approaches,set the plants  \u003Cbr>in rows two feet by four,leaving a ball  \u003Cbr>of earth on the roots if convenient.  \u003Cbr>Tomatoes can be highly manured or  \u003Cbr>not.Too much manure causes unneces-  \u003Cbr>sary growth,making them late in setting  \u003Cbr>fruit,consequently late to ripen,picking  \u003Cbr>but a few before frost,and destroying a  \u003Cbr>large quantity of green ones.I prefer  \u003Cbr>ordinary or medium manuring,spreading  \u003Cbr>broadcast,or a handful of guano or super-  \u003Cbr>phosphate spread broadcast and raked in  \u003Cbr>where the plant is to grow;this gives  \u003Cbr>suflcient growth of vine,earlier toma-  \u003Cbr>toes and a good crop of smooth,solid  \u003Cbr>fruit less liable to decay in ripening.  \u003Cbr>There are several ways of training and  \u003Cbr>cultivating.Some prefer training to a  \u003Cbr>stake or pole four to six feet long,pinch-  \u003Cbr>ing off the side shoots as they appear,  \u003Cbr>tieing the one shoot to the pole every  \u003Cbr>few inches as it continnes to grow,nip-  \u003Cbr>ping the.end when sufflcient fruit is set.  \u003Cbr>Two barrel hoops nalled to three stakes  \u003Cbr>six inches apart,about two feet long also  \u003Cbr>makes an exeellent support when placed  \u003Cbr>around the plant.A rack fifteen inches  \u003Cbr>high made of strips one by two inches for  \u003Cbr>stakes and rests,either flat or spreading  \u003Cbr>both sides three feet or more high,is a  \u003Cbr>good support.An ordinary barrel with-  \u003Cbr>out heads sawed in halves,placed the  \u003Cbr>largest end downward over the plant  \u003Cbr>makes an excellent suport and serves as  \u003Cbr>a shade to the roots,answering the same  \u003Cbr>purpose as mulch in keeping the roots  \u003Cbr>moist in dry weather.They do well and  \u003Cbr>bear good crops when allowed to grow  \u003Cbr>and cover the ground,but in wetweather  \u003Cbr>are more liable to decay if not picked as  \u003Cbr>soon as ripe.  \u003Cbr>Some inquire which is my best early  \u003Cbr>variety,to those I will say,during the  \u003Cbr>last season I planted nine leading varie-  \u003Cbr>ties viz.:Beauty,Acme,Favorite,Para  \u003Cbr>gon,Perfection,Essex Hybrld,Trophy,  \u003Cbr>Cardinal,Mikado.The seed was sown  \u003Cbr>March twentieth and all planted in same  \u003Cbr>location May thirtieth,in open ground.  \u003Cbr>The first ripe tomatoes were picked from  \u003Cbr>the Beauty July fourteenth.The Eesex  \u003Cbr>Hybrid and Acme July twenty-six,while  \u003Cbr>Trophy,Favorite,Cardinal and others  \u003Cbr>appeared to ripen about the same time  \u003Cbr>August two to fve.I picked more ripe  \u003Cbr>tomatoes by fully one-third,from the  \u003Cbr>Beanty than any other variety,selling for  \u003Cbr>elght cents per pound,whlle the other ya  \u003Cbr>rietles following two weeks later sold for  \u003Cbr>four and flve cents per pound.  On Oeto-  \u003Cbr>Ler third,when the first severe frost  \u003Cbr>kil","cbCairxw8MJMFCaP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairxw8MJMFCaP","pdf",45380151,33,"English","# Tomatoes cultivation\n## Planting timing and spacing\n## Manuring and training supports\n## Variety comparison and harvest results\n# Keep door yards trimmed up\n## Mowing and grass cutting schedule\n## Weed prevention and roadside maintenance","[{\"question\":\"How does the issue advise timing tomato planting for better fruit?\",\"answer\":\"It recommends waiting until the twentieth to the thirtieth of May when the soil is warm and growth will not be checked, to bear earlier and continue longer.\"},{\"question\":\"What manuring approach is suggested for tomatoes?\",\"answer\":\"It favors ordinary or medium manuring rather than too much, since excessive manure can cause unnecessary vine growth and delay fruiting and ripening.\"},{\"question\":\"What yard maintenance practices does the issue recommend?\",\"answer\":\"It advises early and frequent mowing of door yards along paths, keeping grass under control so clothes can be aired, killing weeds before they seed, and mowing roadside borders while avoiding letting debris accumulate in the highway.\"}]","THE HOUSEHOLD - Vol. 20 - March 1887 | PDF",1791273394,51]