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The Kitchen & Flower Garden: Or, The Culture in the Open ...
SPINACEOUS VEGETABLES. Spinach — Spinacia oleracea. — This class of
esculents holds only a nominal place in such English gardens as do not supply
tables that are aristocratic in point either of wealth or rank. On the Continent they
...
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Garden Vegetables, and how to Cultivate Them
The midribs and stalks, which are separated from the lamina of the leaf, are
stewed and eaten like Asparagus, under the name of " Chard." As a spinaceous
plant, the White Beet might be grown to great advantage in the vegetable-garden,
as it ...
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The American Family Encyclopedia of Useful Knowledge, Or ...
root (li. th.garis, Linn), and the other producing large succulent leaves (B. cicla),
which we arrange among the spinaceous plants. 2439. r/7ic common beet root is
of a fine red colour, and is originally a native of the sea- coast of the south of ...
Thomas Webster, Mrs. William Parkes, David Meredith Reese,
1856
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An Encyclopædia of Gardening ... Fifth edition
Spinaceous Plants. 3714. As the excellence of spinaceous plants consists in the
succulency of the leaves, much depends on giving them a rich soil, stirring it
frequently, and supplying water in dry seasons. The space they occupy in the
garden ...
John Claudius Loudon, Mrs. Loudon (Jane),
1850
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The kitchen garden; or, The culture in the open ground of ...
Spade, a good gardening implement, 45. Spinaceous vegetables, culture of, gi et
seq. ; spinach, 91 ; sorrel, 93 ; orache, ib. ; wild spinach, 94 ; white beet, 95 ; herb
patience, ib. ; New Zealand spinach, ib. Spinach, culture of, 91 et seq., 94, 95.
Charles McIntosh. CHAPTER V. SPINACEOUS PLANTS. CHAPTER VI.
ACETARIACEOUS OR SALAD PLANTS. The principal of this class of plants are
the varieties of the common spinach, and those of the sorrel. There are, however,
several ...
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The Field and Garden Vegetables of America: Containing Full ...
As a spinaceous plant, the White Beet might be grown to great advantage in the
vegetable garden, as it affords leaves fit for use during the whole summer." —
Mclnt. The thin part of the leaves is sometimes put into soups, together with sorrel
, ...
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The Fruit, Flower and Kitchen Garden; being the article ...
V. SPINACEOUS PLANTS. SPINACH. Spinach (Spinacea oleraeea) is an annual
plant, a native of Western Asia. It has long been cultivated for the sake of its
succulent leaves, which, when properly dressed, form an agreeable and
nutritious ...
Patrick NEILL, Edward James RAVENSCROFT,
1854
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An Encyclopæaedia of Domestic Economy: Comprising Such ...
and the other producing large succulent leaves ( B. cicla), which we arrange
among the spinaceous plants. 2439. The common beet root is of a fine red colour
, and is originally a native of the sea- coast of the south of Europe, growing wild
all ...
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A Description and History of Vegetable Substances: Used in ...
BRASSICA SPINACEOUS PLANTS — ASPAH ACINOUS PLANTS. BRASSICA.
Some varieties of the cabbage have been cultivated from the very earliest times
of which we have any record. But the migrations and changes of the best sorts ...