...depends upon tha dryness of the bottom and tha richness of the roil ; then divide the ground into beds, four feet wide, with alleys of eighteen inches, after...sow five or six seeds, two inches deep, in a circle four inches in diameter. This must be performed with great care and regularity, as the plants are afterwards...

...plants depends on the dryness of the bottom and richness of the soil. Then divide the ground into beds, four feet wide, with alleys of eighteen inches, after...regularity, as the plants are afterwards to be covered with blanching pots, and both the health and beauty of the crop depend upon their standing at equal distances...

...beds four feet wide, then mark out stations in the beds two feet apart each way, and at each station sow five or six seeds, two inches deep, in a circle of four inches in diameter. When the young plants have made three or four leaves, take away all but three...