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may be set out three inches apart and transplanted again. On real 

 cold nights the hotbeds should be covered with some sort of mat, 

 either of straw or padded cloth. 



Prof. Wilkinson of Cornell University gives the following discussion 

 of vegetable combinations that can be grown in a hotbed: 



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Plan for the planting of a hotbed. The frame is 3 ft. wide by 5 ft. 103^^ in. long 



