ttle interval of leisure while the seed that

, and shaped so that they reach into the ground and take a firm hold of whatever plants they are placed over. It can be so operated that these fingers, working close to plants which it is not desired to uproot, will tear away the weeds without distu

ch can be depended upon to take care of all the weeds between t

f they are allowed to get a strong start-as they will in an incredibly short time if let alone-it will be a difficult matter to subdue them and keep the upper hand during the rest of the season. It is very important that they should be given to understand, at the outset, that they will not be tolerated in your garden. This will

n it is the little attentions, given when needed, that count, rather than the amount of l

here they stand too thick. In the small garden there should be not one vacant spot. Ever

e some to wage warfare against, and every gardener should make it a rule to destroy every one that gets a start as soon as discovered, for, by preventing it from d

the season, and then only a small amount will be required-just enough to enable the soil to do its share in ripening off the plants that

er was used at the beginning of the season. In order to attain the success that the gardener aims at in the cultivation of vegetables it is absolutely necessary to keep them going stea