10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TURFIEST»
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turfiest in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Floral World and Garden Guide
The soil should be the turfiest and freshest peat, cleau yellow loam from a turf
stack, that was well frozen and pulverized last winter, old chippy cow-dung, '-ilver
-sand, and charcoal of the size of hazel-nutS. one i,art of each, with all the dust,
the ...
2
The Amazing Illustrated Word Game Memory Books Volume 2, Set ...
... GRISETTE TERGITES RETITLES EMITTERS TERMITES PRETTIES FLITTERS
FRITTERS TURFIEST TRIGGEST RIGHTEST GLITTERS GRITTERS TURGITES
SHITTIER THIRTIES THERMITS THEORIST THORITES THIRSTER WHITTERS ...
3
Profitable Gardening; a practical guide to the culture of ...
The seed should be new and plump, the soil to sow them in a mixture of the
turfiest part of 10am from rotten turves and leaf-mould, half and half, no dung.
Sow in pots or shallow pans. The latter are the best, because as soon as the
roots touch ...
4
Judy, Or the London Serio-comic Journal
Cnaptea I. I am not a sporting character, nor are my language and attire
throughout the year by any means " hossy," but there is one week in the fifty-two
when I break out into the turfiest behaviour, and talk odds with the best of them —
at least I ...
5
The Gardner: A Magazine of Horticulture and Floriculture
... and the compost well permeated with roots; then prepare an 8 or 9 inch pot by
inverting a 3inch pot over the hole in the bottom, and fill more than half-way up
the pot with crooks ; place a layer of the turfiest part of the compost over these,
and ...
Although of all the "racy" spots in Yorkshire Doncaster is the " raciest," of "horsey"
spots the "horsiest," of "turfy" spots the " turfiest," there are other places which
may fairly compete with the beautifully-trim town on the Don in the antiquity of
their ...
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8
Profitable gardening, a practical guide
The seed should be new and plump, the soil to sow them in a mixture of the
turfiest part of loam from rotten turves and leaf-mould, half and half, no dung. Sow
in pots or shallow pans. The latter are the best, because as soon as the roots
touch ...
James Shirley Hibberd, 1878
9
The Gardener, a Magazine of Horticulture and Floriculture
... and the compost well permeated with roots ; then prepare an 8 or 9 inch pot by
inverting a 3- inch pot over the hole in the bottom, and fill more than half-way up
the pot with crocks ; place a layer of the turfiest part of the compost over these, ...
... fruiters furriest frizzers fissures surfeits swifters turfiest turfites fixtures fussiest
fustiest swiftest fuzziest folklore menfolks folkmote flunkeys Kynewulf foreknow
funkster forspoke fretwork woolfell fullness fluently follower florules overfull
woefully ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
