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of sand, rotted leaves, or ashes. Put on the sash when freezing weatherarrives and open on pleasant days. 2. Pots may be placed in a cool, dark cellar, and will keep well if the soil is kept moist hut not wet. The danger here is from drying out if they are notwatched at frequent intervals. 3. A better method is to dig a trench one foot deep, put in three inches of ashes for drainage and to keep out worms; put in the pots and fill the trench withsoil. During freezing weather cover with rough stable manure, leaves, orstraw, to a depth of four inches. 4. Pots may be set out and covered with eight inches or ten inches of leaves, filling |
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