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Mid-Summer Planting Guide} 


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Compiled by Hardie’s Seedsmen— Accurate, Reliable | 
SEE PAGES 16 AND 17 FOR COMPLETE SPRING PLANTING GUIDE 










DISTANCES IN 
INCHES 




Depth to 
Plant in 
Inches 
Quantity 
VEGETABLES 100 
Feet 
BEANS, pinto | 1 Ib. 
BEANS, bush, snap 1 lb. 








WHEN TO PLANT SUGGESTIONS 


In Rows 

Planted the last of May, pinto beans will stand hot 
weather well. Very hardy for the August to Sep-]| 
tember period as they mature quickly. Pe 



May 15-31, August to 
Sept. 15 
Aug. 15-Sept. 10 







3 Make final planting at this time. 
12 
(in hills) 
3 
12 
(in hills) 








Plant Ideal Market and White Creaseback varieties e 
at this time for fall crop. | 
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BEANS, pole, snap V% |b. May, June 
BEANS, bush, lima 1 Ib. 







May, June Make final planting at this time. 





BEANS, pole, lima Y% |b. May, June Make final planting at thit time. 







Sow in a shady spot. Set 18 inches apart in open | 
ground September 1. 







CABBAGE, seed hi, OL. July 20 to Aug. 15 



Work in rotted manure and sand into each hill. Use 
4 or 5 seed to a hill; thin to 2 strong plants. 



CANTALOUPE 1 oz. May, June 
I oz. 




COLLARDS, seed July Sow seed to get a stand. Thin to about 18 inches apart. 




Texus Honey June variety is fine for home gardens. 
Treat as for sweet corn. 






CORN, June VY |b. May, June 



Plant in hills, using well rotted manure in each one. 
Thin to 2 or 8 plants in each hill. Do not plant 
near squash. : 



CUCUMBER 1 oz. May, June 
KALE 







Plant at this time for fall maturity. 

June, July 





Grand Rapids or Black Seeded Simpson varieties will 
tolerate more heat. 


LETTUCE, leaf Y% oz. June 
MUSTARD 
MUSTARD-SPINACH 
(Tendergreen) 
OKRA 
PEAS, black eye, 
cream, purple hull, 
crowder, etc. 
POTATO, sweet, slips 



May, June Plant at two week intervals. 












May, June Plant at two week intervals. 





June, July Make final planting. 










Fine to plant after early crops have matured. Bene- 
ficial to the soil. 


June, July, Aug. 


June 

Plant in raised beds or ridges. 






Can be planted in hills among corn rows. Plant 6 or 
8 seed to a hill. Thin to 2 or 3 plants. 



PUMPKIN June 
RADISH 



June Plant at two week intervals. 







Plant in hills. Thin to 2 or 3 plants. Well rotted 
manvre in each hill is good. Do not plant near 
cucumbers. 




SQUASH 1 oz. June to Aug. 15 





Soak overnight or crush with rolling pin before 
planting. Thin when plants are about 3 or 4 inches 
high. Keep large outside leaves cut. 



SWISS CHARD 2 oz. June, July 
TOMATO, plants 50 



June See suggestions in spring guide. 



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supplies C. O. D. provided 25% of the amount is sent with order. or implied, as to the productiveness of any wenden bulbs it salen 
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