Win The Southern Planter, Vol. 13: Devoted To Agriculture, Horticulture, And The Household Arts; December, 1853 (Classic Reprint) Originated By Frank G. Ruffin Disseminated As Booklet

from The Southern Planter, Vol,: Devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, and the Household Arts December,

A knowledge of the origin and composition of the soil of those inorganic substances which constitute the ashes of, plants, and, the compo sitiou of the various manures, are allimpor tant to success.
But the organic elements of plants oxygen, hydrogen, carbon and nitro genmust, also, claim attention, The sources from which plants derive their oxygen and hydrogen are not of practical value to the far mer, as they constitute water, and, as oxygen is supplied from so many sources.
Carbon and nitrogen are important elements, and the sources from which plants derive their supply must be carefully considered,

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