Cultivation
As generally understood, the chief object of cultivation is to kill weeds. This is an erroneous idea, however, as the appearance of weeds serves simply as Nature's reminder of the necessity of immediate cultivation. On ground cultivated as thoroughly as it should be for the best development of the crop there will rarely be any weeds to kill, as their germs have been destroyed by the process of cultivation before they could make their appearance above the ground.
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Asparagus Culture In California
Forcing In Hotbeds And Frames
Recognition Of The Rust
The Asparagus Miner
Selection Of Plants
Injurious Insects
Preserving Asparagus Canning
Methods Of Treating The Rust
Marketing
Care During The First Year
Forcing In The Field
The Common Asparagus Beetle
Fertilizers And Fertilizing
Good Crops Two Years From Seed
Distance To Plant