And he's done splendidly with it so far.
He thinks the eel-worm doesn't get at the berry plants as readily here as in the open, but he's not sure of that yet.
He's had to plant cowpeas on one plot to get rid of it." "The experiment of intercropping orange trees with strawberries isn't new," said Brice thoughtlessly.

"When the plants are as thick as he's got them here, it's liable to harm the trees in the course of time.

Two rows, at most, are all you ought to plant between the tree-ranks.

And that mulch over there is a regular Happy Home for crickets.

If Standish isn't careful--" The girl was staring up at him in astonishment.