Halsted, Byron David, 1852-1918, Powell, E. C. (Edwin C.) · New York : Orange Judd Co. · leaf 371
346—CROSS-SECTION OF A FIELD ROOT CELLAR boards will do no harm. Cover this roof twelve oreighteen inches thick with earth, and sod it neatly, draw-ing the sod on each side to a gutter, h, h, which will leadaway the water of rains. The ends may be closed with … 347—LENGTHWISE SECTION ROOT CELLAR double boarding filled in with sawdust, leaves, seaweedor other litter, and provided with doors wide enough toadmit a bushel basket. The gable over the tops of thedoors should be left open for ventilation, or, what isbetter, supplied with movable shutters. Figure…
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