A Manual of Vegetable Plants is an essential guide to growing vegetables for novice and experienced gardeners alike. This book contains the experiences of the author in starting all those kinds of vegetables which are most difficult for a novice to produce from seeds. Written by Isaac F. Tillinghast, the book offers practical advice on seed selection, soil preparation, germination, fertilization, and pest control. This is a perfect guide for anyone looking to improve their vegetable gardening skills and produce a bountiful harvest.

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