. Gärten und ihre Bedeutung, von Dora Williams. Schule Gärten. Der junge Landwirt Almanach 189 II &Amp; Festplatte. März 29, 1905. In dieser Nacht waren einige Kinder nach der Schule zu trans-Anlage die Tomate. Die Töpfe wurden mit Lehm gefüllt. Es gab nur eine Tomate in jedem Topf, weil die Töpfe sind klein und die Pflanzen groß wachsen. Wir hatten 71 Töpfe in allen und fünfzig - vier Tomaten. Wir haben 17 leere Töpfe. März 31, 1905. Wir beendeten unseren kalten Rahmen. In der morn - ing einige der jungen Samen in sie gepflanzt. Die Samen wurden von Kopfsalat und Radieschen. Der kopfsalat. , Saatgut ist lang, schmal und schwarz.

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. Gardens and their meaning, by Dora Williams. School gardens. THE YOUNG FARMER'S ALMANAC 189 II & disk. March 29, 1905. To-night some children stayed after school to trans- plant the tomato. The pots were filled with loam. There was only one tomato in each pot because the pots are small and the plants will grow large. We had seventy-one pots in all and fifty-four tomatoes. We have seventeen empty pots. March 31, 1905. To-day we finished our cold frame. In the morn- ing some of the boys planted seeds in it. The seeds were lettuce and radish. The lettuce . , seed is long, narrow and black. The radish is round and of a reddish brown color. The seeds were planted in furrows about a ^''**" South quarter of an inch deep. The furrows were three inches apart. This picture is a plan of the cold frame showing how the furrows were made. The boys planted radish in the cold frame nearest to the corner of the portable. The lettuce seed was planted further along in the cold frame toward the wall. In the afternoon the janitor put on the glass windows for us. The boys watered the seeds, after they had been covered over with the soil and we left them to grow up during our two weeks' vacation. This afternoon Miss Withington came out. We read some of our diaries to her and she liked them very much. We showed her our cata- logues. At three o'clock we went out in our garden and scratched off the old manure off of the crocuses and tulips. To-day we also raked a part of the large garden. It was the part near the corner between the school and the portable. April 10, 1905. When we came back in vacation we noticed the crocuses had come up. They have a bright yellow color. The tulips have come up but have no flowers. They have come up about two inches in height. The plants in our cold frame are up. They are radish and lettuce. We have two boys that tend to the cold frame and open it in the morn- ing and close it at night. I am the one to see that the cold frame is well watered. The

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