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PLANTING METHOD

THIS IS A COMMON METHOD USED BY INDIANS IN PLANTING TOMATOES. A HOLE ABOUT 18 INCHES DEEP IS DUG. ABOUT HALF OF THIS HOLE IS FILLED WITH DRY CHOPPED CORNSTALKS. THIS IS COVERED WITH A FEW INCHES OF GROUND, THE TOMATO SEED AND A FINAL THIN LAYER OF GROUND.

Where learned: COLLECTED AT HOME

Subject headings:

Food Drink -- Plant food Vegetable
BELIEF -- Plant

Date learned: 11-04-1969

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