THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



165 



How to Make a Vegetable Garden 



By EDITH LORING FULLERTON 



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THIS is an invaluable book to every one who has a country or suburban place, large or small. The 

 author writes with much feeling and suggestiveness; and, after half a dozen chapters of general and 

 specific directions, she takes up each vegetable in detail, with full cultural instructions. The pictures are 

 a notable feature, having been made in conjunction with the text. Altogether, it is the only book in 

 existence from which the beginner and the practised gardening enthusiast can get all the facts necessary. 



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Prologue 

 Chapter I. 



Chapter II. 

 Chapter III. 

 Chapter IV. 



While Nature Sleeps and the 



Firelight Glows 

 Garden Architecture 

 Spring Opening 

 Small Beginnings 



CONTENTS: 



Chapter V. Stay-at-Homes and Pere- 



grinators 

 Chapter VI. The Survival of the Fittest 

 Chapter VII. Uplifting Devices 

 Chapter VIII. Midsummer 

 Chapter IX. October Days 



Chapter 



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Chapter XI. 

 Chapter XII. 

 Chapter XIII. 

 Chapter XIV. 



Old Friends and New 



Acquaintances 

 Leaves We Eat 

 Roots We Eat 

 Seeds We Eat 

 Planting Tables 





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CONTENTS 



Introduction: The Spirit of Home Garden. I. Annuals. II. Perennials. III. Shrubs. IV. Trees. 

 V. Vines. VI. Ferns. VII. Bulbs. VIII. The Water Garden. IX. Water-Lilies and Other Aquatics 

 X. Rock Gardens and Alpine Plants. XI. The Window Garden. XII. Coldframes. XIII. Hotbeds. 

 XIV. The Small Greenhouse. XV. Formal Gardens. XVI. The Japanese Garden in America. 

 XVII. Wild Gardening. XVIII. Roses. XIX. An Example of Landscape Gardening. Appendices: 

 I. Flowers for Special Purposes. II. How to Grow Flowers. Index. 



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