Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 110
e at first. After he learned, how-ever, that a ripe melon thumped very muchlike a shoe, he seldom failed to detect thosethat were ready for picking. Johnny plans to raise melons again nextseason. He says it s a good way to makemoney. Maybe some reader of this accountwill like to do the same. There… … 1. PliANTED IN 6 INCHES OF SOIL. 2. IN 11 INCHES. 3. IN 12 INCHES. 4. IN 15 INCHES TESTING THE ENERGY OF A TULIP BULB We must always think of a bulb as a store-house of the plant. Underneath the brownskin, there is packed away the flower andfoliage, together with a quantity of food ma-terial. The…
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