The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-11
THE HOME STRAWBERRY pATcH


There IA no one food which FILL
contribute 70 health more than nies.
fresh fruit Agsin, an abundant sHip
oly Of fresh fruit during season. and
canned ffait IN the winter, is finaf-
eisl saving as veil sa a decided con.
yerience 10 The lady of the house
Every home, where space permits
should have strawberry patch, But
An matter ~ TACT. the percentage oi
homes which have patches ~ very
small
Doubtless, many say that they had
rather buy berries than ~ ~ TO the
trouble of raising taem It T. seldom
po1sibge 70 get berries just when you
wans them. nor can sou get them o.
fresh ~ you could from your oWu
catch. Where you depend On buying
gon nlli 70 Without good many
8lahex ol berries that To8 would
have bad son patch 81 your Own II
ygn do not fars 10 have patcns why
not turn II over 10 one Df the younger
members 0s the family and et ulm
sell y0n, 81 wed ss 1eighbors berries,
All the end of tbe season he viii 1s
more Interested 10 nature a. Eeli -
financial affairs
Begin NOW NOW II The time @ ss
lert and begin preparing the ground,
gnlca should Ds eat tnis fall. ~ not
make fhe mistake and select sol thai
too sandy, an II In very difficult ~
ualgtssn q stand ln our hot dry cis
nate during the long summers. sa
eei sol with considerable clay in
Il which has 6een kept free os Meeaa
glant ia eOwDeas, and Il rather poof
age id q dressing of DArmyard manure
rlyw deep in the fail and prepare u
thoroughly, IA taSs Will BIZ iae ia85
tsrne yoB wilD be able 10 work ne spli
cry deep during ghe lite o! the psun
Lay the ground oil In tngee and one
azr foot rows for horse cultivation.
or narrower in case only hand i00is
re II be used For home yaRensss
alantfna IL best done 10 October ana
wageuDer. al the vines Will get sar
abllsbed before freezing weather ana
aug avoid being nszyeG out ot tns
| ground. Set the plants elgntee1
aches apart ln the Fow, and be sure
spread out the roots Neit and a9
| rot bury the terminal 0N5 0i me pan
Varieties aud Cultivation ~ 1s ~
| ,0wlng varieties have been io'ind y
| v successful III this stafs and w.ll
| i've g0H early and late fruit Michel
Early Aroma, KlCndykss LaaY ho8ng
ss0n and Candy
Tbope wno set out a patch isss lat
~ tbEs spring should keep them eA1
waited throughout the entire sfo"sps
| ,eagon ID order tg keep d0wa @eea'
| nd eanaerye The moisture. ne lar'
| II cultivation during the entire alia
/ neg causes the Ioas os stand 10 npf'
| catches than aug other one t1in8
1 Train the runners 40 and 6oFn ~
| eons during tne growing seaaQa Y
osdar 10 form . solld matted rg7
\ vhira IA saat adapted 70 this s@et3Di
/ n sse country Il ~ true Foss . MAJ
! ,as rgw IA somewhat difficult 10 noe
sat by setting On clean 9r9ana ri
,eaptrz aIl fne wseda cnt piis th'
! grgi year gour trouble ~h oe ie#aea
A considerably. ard again maksT
sr,w nzy have fen vines CUB yA4 ~
| Tlf have a good stand
IA fae sgring aftsr iFaitln2 sfa&Da
work sas patch ont D. ylowlng - :
NJ narrow tne mat ~ si2 ol eisA
inches vida. boz. targrNpg ne oi'
hafx 20 the vines. aud e4.tlfaae pa
the e ddles fefflize y ae -
~ Keep y cultivation during ta
eaflrs samruer and early iAlt y ~
ave not EoFxsd oIi go8r 90 gasHs
~ ret losa tae tret opportunity
~ se-B q. Mogfinx. Department {
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u.star Oklahoma