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may be started under glass. A light, rich soil should 

 be selected. 



Summer Savory, 



Sage, Common {^Salvia officinalis), is also a native of 

 Southern Europe. The uses to which this herb is put 

 are numerous, and too well known to be enumerated. 

 Sow in spring wherever desired, and thin to six or 

 eight inches apart in the row. A well-drained soil is 

 essential. Give clean culture. 



Thyme {Thymus vulgaris) is a native of Southern 

 Europe. The leaves and young shoots are used for 

 seasoning. The plants may be propogated either from 

 seeds or cuttings, the former being preferable. Sow 

 in early spring, and in midsummer transplant to five or 

 six inches apart in the row or border, 



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