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Is apt to decline in some cases 

 Common, or rough -stalked, meadow-grass 



Its great similarity to the preceding 



Situations proper for - 



Soils in which it succeeds - 



Necessary to attend to seeds in sow 



ing - 



Meadow fescue.grass - 



.Properties of - 



Less useful thjn others - 



Where necessary - 



Sheep s fescue-grass - 



Niiture of - 



Description of 



What soils proper for - 



Hard fescue-grass - - 



Properties of - 



Uses of 

 Crested dog s-tail grass - 



Uses to which applied - 



Where found abundant - 



Say or rye grass - - 



Nature of . 



Kinds of - - 



Soils adapted to . 



New varieties of, more useful 



Where most beneficial 



Properties of - 



Causes of objections to - 



Meadow soft grass, or Yorkshire white, 



Nature of . 



Situations for 



Uses to which applied - 



Rough cock s-foot grass - 



Properties of - - 



Where found naturally - 



Affords much seed - 



Tall oat-grass - - 



Where found naturally 



Benefits of - 



Proper feeding of 

 Meadow cat s-tail grass, or Timothy 



Where found naturally 



Soils proper for 



Seeds may be procured from America 

 -Hay-seeds - - 



Best modes of collecting - 



&quot;V arrow, circumstances to be attended to in 

 using 



Nature of 



Properties of 



Its great utility 

 White clover 



Soils proper for 



Different properties of - 



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323 

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324 

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325 

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326 

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327 

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328 

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329 

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330 



Used with other seeds to/ advantage 339 

 Cow-grass - ibid. 

 Known by the name of marl-grass ibid. 

 Properties of - ibid, 

 Soils on which useful - ibid. 

 Trefoil - ibid. 

 Succeeds in diiferent soils ibid. 

 May be mixed with other seeds to advan 

 tage - 331 

 Bcnciieial on soils of the chalky and dry 



kinds - - ibid. 



Bird s-l ooi trefoil - - ibid, 



Its description and uses - ibid. 



Rib-grass, or Rib-wort plantain ibid. 



Soils proper for - ibid. 



Varieties of - ibid. 



Highly useful in marine situations 332 



Burnet - - ibid. 



Description of - ibid. 



Seed, and time of sowing ibid. 



After-management of - ibid. 



Its properties - - 333 



Great produce of - ibid. 



Other sorts of plants that may be found 



useful - - ibid. 



Sorts of grasses most useful ibid. 



On clayey soils - ibid. 



On loamy soils - ibid. 



On sandy soils - - 334 



On chalky soils - ibid. 



On peaty soils ibid. 



Those proper in point of early herbage ibid. 



In point of abundant produce ibid. 



Grass-seeds, how readily provided^ ibid. 



Proportions of seeds for diiferent soils 335 



For clayey soils . ibid. 



For loamy soils - - ibid. 



For. sandy soils - - 336 



For chalky soils . . ibid. 



For peaty soils - - ibid. 



Times and methods of sowing in, different 



cases, with or without grain. crops 337 



In spring with corn . 333 



In autumn without - ibid. 

 Cases in which each may be practised 



with advantage - - ibid. 

 August probably the best season when 



it can be done . . ibid. 



Use of having surface fine for 341 



After-management of new- grass-lands 342 



Feeding - - ibid. 



Manuring - 345 



Effects produced on them by different 



sorts of substances used as manures 347 



