Old Time Gardening and Fishing
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Fix board with block and put old leaves in it and lime it good in January and put some cow compost in it. Cut it. Just roll it over, you know, so it'll rot and all. Cut it at least twice or more (that means roll it over and take a hoe to it) and plant on Good Friday when they get to a foot tall put peet moss around it. That'll hold moisture so you don't have to water as much. Mulch them good... about 4 inches of mulch and you'll have wigglers and night crawlers to aerate your soil. Then dust with plain flour when the dew is on them. The bugs will eat the flour and it will bust their rear end. Plant Homestead and they will get 4 feeet tall.
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Old Time Gardening and Fishing teaches new people the old way of how to raise vegetables and flowers and fishing. Funny stories and practical know-how knowledge throughout the book will keep the reader on their toes. Surviving the world has never been easier after reading the stories from F.L. Henley.
About the Author
F.L. Henley has been gardening since he was a little boy with his grandparents. He truckfarmed raising all kinds of vegetables and farm animals with his father in rural Alabama. Over the years, F.L. Henley has experimented with many different vegetables in his garden. Currently, he grows all his vegetables organically.