The Canadian farm annual for 1880 published in Connection with the Weekly Mail (1880)
Weekly Mail, Toronto · Toronto, The Mail 88 p. illus. 22 cm · leaf 45
insects diminish-ed that they begin to pick the cabbage leaves or othervegetation. Equally important is it to place in the gar-den every toad that can be found. We can well toleratethese ill-looking creatures in view of the great numberof onion-flies, cabbage and radish-flies, flea-beetles andother… … The Garden-flea. GARDEN INSECTS. 47 fietl to show its several joints, is an exceedingly minute insect, smaller than thegrains of common gun-powder, which is present in myriads in the garden the forepart of the season. It is soft, black, and destitute of any glossiness. Where awound is made in a…
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