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trigram	frequency
one of the	321
and a half	254
the chief gardener	235
the leaves are	222
the seeds are	221
those of the	212
the plants are	210
of an inch	203
it is a	168
as soon as	166
inches in diameter	150
an inch in	141
of the best	140
two or three	137
is one of	136
in the open	135
the open ground	132
in the rows	132
they should be	131
it is not	125
of the plant	124
the flowers are	124
the variety is	123
surface of the	122
of the common	122
some of the	120
it may be	119
inches in length	119
the surface of	117
that of the	116
three or four	115
and of a	113
of the soil	113
apart in the	110
for the table	106
it will be	105
the use of	105
five or six	105
it should be	104
part of the	104
should not be	104
of the ground	103
in the garden	100
the plant is	98
half an inch	98
as well as	96
in order to	94
of the leaves	93
the pods are	92
inches apart in	92
and well flavored	90
variety of the	90
in the season	90
soon as the	89
on account of	87
feet in height	85
be sown in	84
and the plants	83
the soil is	81
than those of	80
are contained in	80
should be sown	80
four or five	80
this is a	79
the plants will	79
a half in	79
they may be	79
in the spring	79
most of the	78
in this country	77
inches and a	76
of medium size	75
during the winter	75
the production of	73
the time of	73
and it is	72
an inch and	72
early in the	71
inch in diameter	71
more or less	70
may be sown	70
may be made	69
of the most	69
the middle of	68
in the same	67
there is a	67
fourths of an	67
in the soil	67
inch and a	67
of the plants	67
between the rows	66
the last of	66
of good quality	66
plants should be	66
the plants should	65
the fruit is	65
of the garden	64
the form of	64
the size of	64
as it is	64
the young plants	64
is a hardy	63
and retain their	63
in the manner	63
it is of	63
in the row	63
a hundred and	62
is to be	62
will be found	62
the seed is	61
eighths of an	61
the manner of	61
when the plants	60
the roots are	60
of the crop	60
an inch long	59
is a good	59
may be grown	59
but it is	59
three feet apart	58
the ground is	58
feet and a	57
it is one	56
should be cut	56
retain their vitality	56
the seed should	56
of the same	55
the th of	55
for use in	54
at the top	54
the same as	54
portion of the	53
in the ground	53
an inch deep	53
the best of	53
the ripe seeds	52
be ready for	51
of the seed	51
contained in an	51
than that of	51
according to the	51
out of the	50
two feet apart	50
parts of the	50
in an ounce	50
or eight inches	50
and in the	50
eighteen inches apart	50
of all the	50
said the chief	50
as the plants	50
the amount of	50
should be made	50
it is the	50
in april or	50
so as to	50
seed should be	50
they will be	49
size of the	49
the last named	49
used as a	49
should be planted	49
an inch broad	49
by means of	49
on the borders	49
for table use	49
at the base	49
april or may	48
as they are	48
exposed to the	48
the crop is	48
of this variety	48
in the form	48
six or eight	48
six or seven	48
will be ready	48
for winter use	47
at the time	47
are of a	47
account of its	47
are to be	47
the plants in	47
the united states	47
it is well	47
it is also	46
the flesh is	46
or three inches	46
a foot apart	46
will not be	46
ripe seeds are	46
the end of	46
feet apart in	46
grown in the	46
hundred and fifty	46
in the field	46
late in the	45
ten or twelve	45
top of the	45
is of a	45
will blossom in	45
it has been	45
for the purpose	45
a few days	45
may be used	44
side of the	44
the same manner	44
plants in the	44
when grown in	44
at the same	44
be allowed to	44
are produced in	43
in the fall	43
four inches in	43
sown in april	43
in the autumn	42
two feet and	42
of the season	42
it is very	42
there is no	42
color of the	42
the top of	42
and may be	42
it is necessary	42
that it is	42
to the acre	41
to keep the	41
it can be	41
the leaves of	41
should be set	41
inches in depth	41
than any other	41
by dividing the	41
cultivated for its	41
the young pods	41
similar to the	41
seeds may be	40
the growth of	40
of the other	39
or six inches	39
which it is	39
during the summer	39
is not so	39
well adapted for	39
is the best	39
at the ends	38
be necessary to	38
two inches and	38
and ripen in	38
three inches in	38
the seeds of	38
many of the	38
two to three	38
so that the	38
as much as	37
in a hot	37
as a rule	37
inches in the	37
which should be	37
and the seeds	37
in order that	37
one or two	37
eight or ten	37
and of good	37
the roots of	37
the same time	36
dividing the roots	36
of the fruit	36
below the surface	36
to those of	36
from six to	36
the home garden	36
the crop will	36
the bottom of	36
and will plant	36
a variety of	36
from two to	36
on the surface	36
about an inch	36
about two feet	35
fourteen inches apart	35
or twelve inches	35
are used for	35
this variety is	35
the soil should	35
which may be	35
the depth of	35
if it is	35
fit for use	35
in each direction	35
the soil in	35
or five inches	35
of the roots	35
should be taken	35
and should be	35
feet in length	35
to the sun	35
to make the	34
of the united	34
in the vicinity	34
six inches in	34
this is the	34
nearly the same	34
the soil and	34
eight inches in	34
six inches apart	34
if the soil	34
to be a	33
the seeds in	33
is necessary to	33
the vicinity of	33
to some extent	33
as a salad	33
be grown in	33
the fact that	33
is said to	33
of the early	33
at the north	33
a number of	33
leaves are large	33
of excellent quality	33
a native of	33
close to the	33
early in spring	33
half in diameter	33
be planted in	33
habit of growth	32
soil and cultivation	32
in seven weeks	32
two inches in	32
seven or eight	32
they retain their	32
it is generally	32
and the crop	32
the south of	32
of the bed	32
plants may be	32
ten inches in	32
seeds of the	32
a half long	32
fifteen inches apart	32
contained in a	32
a half to	32
care should be	32
free from weeds	32
five inches in	32
by the use	32
the plants have	32
used in the	31
there was a	31
of a yellowish	31
later than the	31
an inch thick	31
character of the	31
be fit for	31
three feet high	31
for this purpose	31
on the other	31
in a quart	31
soil should be	31
in diameter at	31
from four to	31
in the case	31
are to remain	31
sown in the	31
a half or	31
the table in	31
of the white	31
the case of	30
the best for	30
sow the seeds	30
will be required	30
it is sometimes	30
where the plants	30
the purpose of	30
of the large	30
to a considerable	30
garden and farm	30
thousand are contained	30
earlier than the	30
the stem is	30
seeds are small	30
in which the	30
time of planting	30
is not a	30
and farm manual	30
in the drills	29
is a very	29
the seeds may	29
diameter at the	29
of the last	29
size and form	29
they can be	29
as directed for	29
hardy and productive	29
will be necessary	29
when they are	29
of little value	29
any of the	29
the first of	29
for a few	29
a considerable extent	29
superior to the	29
into the soil	29
it will not	29
adapted to the	29
open ground in	29
from three to	29
in the following	29
seeds should be	28
same manner as	28
best of the	28
bottom of the	28
can be grown	28
with the soil	28
is likely to	28
in a dry	28
a few of	28
of the seeds	28
ready for use	28
the head is	28
apart in each	28
or four inches	28
the growing of	28
there are many	28
fourth of an	28
growth of the	28
crisp and tender	28
as in the	28
to inches apart	28
of the row	28
to the depth	28
end of the	28
of the varieties	28
as early as	28
few of the	28
two feet in	28
only a few	28
account of the	28
the variety will	28
as those of	28
it is much	27
is well to	27
three feet in	27
it is quite	27
similar to those	27
a great deal	27
that can be	27
to the common	27
this variety are	27
the seeds should	27
in this way	27
six to eight	27
plants are to	27
for the production	27
the plants to	27
like those of	27
south of europe	27
said to be	27
in the south	27
or more in	27
the rate of	27
or ten inches	27
the beginning of	27
prue and davy	27
all of the	27
the application of	27
there are a	26
at intervals of	26
in the cellar	26
to have a	26
the following spring	26
the size and	26
to the soil	26
remain in the	26
in size and	26
and the pods	26
in the usual	26
a crop of	26
they are also	26
varieties of the	26
in shallow drills	26
as a substitute	26
it is always	26
should be thinned	26
of the root	26
retain their germinative	26
of large size	26
will plant a	26
the color of	26
in the middle	26
for the home	26
will be fit	26
a depth of	26
to that of	26
the number of	25
seeds are sown	25
may be planted	25
it is hardy	25
it is an	25
should be done	25
set in the	25
of the stem	25
soon as they	25
the quality of	25
from the time	25
ounce to in	25
about three feet	25
the exception of	25
quality of the	25
a few plants	25
the work of	25
it is considered	25
at the end	25
should be used	25
hundred are contained	25
are liable to	25
about eighteen inches	25
and the chief	25
it does not	25
the earliest of	25
any other variety	25
the bulbs are	25
five inches long	24
where they are	24
planted in the	24
if you have	24
five feet high	24
be set in	24
to eighteen inches	24
feet or more	24
three inches and	24
the process of	24
form of the	24
young pods are	24
the cost of	24
not more than	24
the vegetable garden	24
twelve inches apart	24
the root is	24
at the rate	24
of a pale	24
the skin is	24
the ground should	24
is the most	24
it must be	24
rows should be	24
the first year	24
sown in drills	24
they do not	24
well as the	24
four feet high	24
to be the	24
apart each way	24
between the plants	24
to the ground	24
can be done	24
to be used	24
the other hand	24
of the year	23
to prevent the	23
of new england	23
in the green	23
should be well	23
about six inches	23
the exterior leaves	23
be taken up	23
a good deal	23
of the leaf	23
is an excellent	23
propagated by dividing	23
will have to	23
the soil to	23
foot apart in	23
a fourth of	23
a substitute for	23
be kept in	23
the ripe seed	23
large enough to	23
order that the	23
they must be	23
nitrate of soda	23
to three feet	23
three to four	23
can be made	23
and upwards in	23
sow the seed	23
tenths of an	23
worthy of cultivation	23
from each other	23
are sown in	23
or fifteen inches	23
the name of	23
where there is	23
hundred and twenty	23
and of excellent	23
ten inches apart	22
use of the	22
of the french	22
appears to be	22
some parts of	22
two and a	22
about a foot	22
are used as	22
should be applied	22
the roots and	22
as early in	22
foot and a	22
leaves of the	22
where it is	22
the height of	22
of the cabbage	22
in a hundred	22
as long as	22
and one of	22
is a native	22
of seed will	22
when fully ripe	22
to the surface	22
th of july	22
the season of	22
the cultivation of	22
rows feet apart	22
is hardy and	22
from ten to	22
in addition to	22
on the margin	22
and an inch	22
there will be	22
side by side	22
and contain five	22
them in the	22
compared with the	22
two feet high	22
from twelve to	22
are used in	22
of some of	22
for the first	22
a matter of	22
to eight inches	22
as the soil	22
a short time	22
the plants may	22
for the garden	22
in good soil	22
pods for the	22
propagation and culture	22
the rows should	22
to be grown	22
resemble those of	22
pods may be	22
to twelve inches	22
must be taken	22
with the exception	22
this should be	22
when it is	22
and when the	21
some of them	21
twelve or fourteen	21
set the plants	21
be used in	21
the young shoots	21
for a succession	21
from the common	21
as a general	21
allowed to remain	21
to the last	21
the green state	21
a good many	21
it is possible	21
green while young	21
in spring as	21
should be given	21
for agricultural purposes	21
season for its	21
inches in height	21
the varieties of	21
or early in	21
from the ground	21
for shelling in	21
of the summer	21
flowers are small	21
ground should be	21
be used for	21
in the northern	21
above the surface	21
the outer leaves	21
a foot and	21
in almost any	21
for the same	21
to three inches	21
cultivated in the	21
in proportion to	21
plants will be	21
the varieties are	21
from the garden	21
to a hill	21
to a depth	21
four feet apart	21
of a fine	21
davy and prue	21
three inches high	21
form of a	21
from the middle	20
are allowed to	20
at a time	20
the middle states	20
should be removed	20
this is an	20
a long time	20
from seed sown	20
six to seven	20
of the largest	20
spring as the	20
about two inches	20
that the soil	20
ripe seed is	20
four to six	20
they are not	20
seeds are white	20
seven inches in	20
seems to be	20
the whole plant	20
be made to	20
to four feet	20
of the earliest	20
as the weather	20
or three feet	20
the st of	20
the seed in	20
of any other	20
the rest of	20
about four inches	20
plants are set	20
they are to	20
means of a	20
the best sorts	20
eighteen inches in	20
time to time	20
four feet in	20
and they will	20
will be sufficient	20
in the bottom	20
it is propagated	20
middle of july	20
may be had	20
is much esteemed	20
found in the	20
to raise seed	20
the first sowing	20
or in the	20
an abundance of	20
from time to	20
to have the	20
may be cut	20
will ripen in	20
in all respects	20
six feet in	20
may also be	20
the second year	19
rounded at the	19
and produced in	19
and they retain	19
in the market	19
and the leaves	19
should be allowed	19
the matter of	19
to two feet	19
variety is hardy	19
or seven inches	19
set in rows	19
best sorts for	19
green or ripe	19
care must be	19
in some parts	19
but they are	19
two hundred and	19
is similar to	19
to produce a	19
of the cascades	19
as the ground	19
the seedlings are	19
of the head	19
a foot in	19
a very small	19
are likely to	19
and the roots	19
directly from the	19
in connection with	19
is liable to	19
manner of the	19
may be set	19
they are of	19
may and june	19
a half apart	19
are tender and	19
the northern states	19
must not be	19
be thinned to	19
be made in	19
used for the	19
a part of	19
the base of	19
or eighteen inches	19
of the dwarf	19
of the northern	19
ripen in a	19
it is cultivated	19
be taken to	19
it is used	19
from the south	19
these should be	19
in such a	19
or fourteen inches	19
they will not	19
as one of	19
propagation and cultivation	19
this may be	19
the roots will	19
in great abundance	19
more than a	19
and at the	19
at any time	19
of the red	19
and of the	19
seed is sown	19
for early use	19
of the sun	19
should be placed	19
when well grown	19
and the young	19
for many years	19
the usual manner	19
should be gathered	19
eight inches apart	19
and the soil	19
inferior to the	19
with a little	19
sowing may be	19
than the common	19
a week or	19
are as follow	19
west of the	19
about four feet	19
blossom in seven	18
in rows feet	18
champion of england	18
in the process	18
the heads are	18
a piece of	18
best in a	18
the influence of	18
they are generally	18
said little prue	18
for cultivation in	18
of the country	18
to the open	18
half in depth	18
sowing and cultivation	18
for the market	18
when fully grown	18
will be a	18
of the green	18
leaves are used	18
have to be	18
plants will blossom	18
in the vegetable	18
a row of	18
at the centre	18
three feet and	18
if the weather	18
succeeds best in	18
it would be	18
or five feet	18
in the seed	18
by and by	18
the pods will	18
the seed may	18
in the production	18
the practice of	18
as fast as	18
from to inches	18
after the plants	18
of the size	18
of the latter	18
use of a	18
it has a	18
the development of	18
they are sometimes	18
feet apart and	18
should be thoroughly	18
and two inches	18
eighteen inches high	18
all the varieties	18
to get the	18
the weather is	18
an inch wide	18
for family use	18
a portion of	18
in a light	18
likely to be	18
pods will be	18
apart in rows	18
and a foot	18
preparation of the	18
of the stalk	18
to five feet	18
it is more	18
similar to that	18
a height of	18
exterior leaves are	18
as a string	18
their vitality five	18
to six inches	18
because of the	18
from five to	18
vitality five years	18
to make a	18
of all varieties	18
liable to be	18
the leaves have	18
belongs to the	18
raised from seed	18
much of the	18
cultivation of the	18
in the center	18
in rows two	17
variety will blossom	17
into the ground	17
in the early	17
feet of drill	17
contact with the	17
be put in	17
as that of	17
eight to ten	17
base of the	17
there are two	17
are large and	17
the seeds ripen	17
as the roots	17
the vines are	17
in spring or	17
of any kind	17
and they are	17
of the pods	17
the same way	17
of two or	17
nine inches in	17
in contact with	17
about the middle	17
eight or nine	17
an inch or	17
in its general	17
half or three	17
are of the	17
should be started	17
a lot of	17
should be kept	17
irregular in form	17
the leaves and	17
somewhat resembles the	17
july and august	17
sown in a	17
the garden is	17
in july and	17
i would advise	17
a quart contains	17
are set in	17
inch in depth	17
appearance of the	17
of the old	17
best of all	17
earliest of the	17
the action of	17
taking the crop	17
about feet apart	17
a bit of	17
the length of	17
with a small	17
of the branches	17
and can be	17
roots of the	17
large amount of	17
are five inches	17
deserving of cultivation	17
pods are five	17
rows two feet	17
about the same	17
six inches long	17
leaves of this	17
to be planted	17
from the soil	17
crop will be	17
applied to the	17
young plants are	17
and there are	17
a great many	17
the growing season	17
feet and upwards	17
propagated from seeds	17
flowers are white	16
a tendency to	16
not to be	16
and some of	16
in all the	16
a place in	16
an acre of	16
an ounce contains	16
to ten inches	16
is used in	16
and a quarter	16
is of little	16
the preparation of	16
the sweet potato	16
on a large	16
the quantity of	16
four inches apart	16
of the first	16
the ground and	16
at the crown	16
or a hundred	16
the expense of	16
the climate of	16
the plants of	16
bed should be	16
available plant food	16
may be propagated	16
the time the	16
on the farm	16
will be of	16
it is often	16
about three inches	16
the addition of	16
the roots may	16
which they are	16
their germinative properties	16
that will be	16
for an acre	16
in early spring	16
is a sub	16
on the outside	16
up of the	16
as far as	16
tender and well	16
are similar to	16
practically the same	16
five feet in	16
started in a	16
to six feet	16
to keep them	16
chief gardener had	16
well adapted to	16
of the sorts	16
roots may be	16
inches of soil	16
leaves should be	16
be started in	16
to the garden	16
be stored in	16
a sort of	16
division of the	16
the stalk is	16
the character of	16
toothed on the	16
to a foot	16
the advantage of	16
the land should	16
inch in width	16
a hardy perennial	16
the centre of	16
either of the	16
larger than those	16
the stalks are	16
you will have	16
it requires a	16
as late as	16
placed in the	16
is used for	16
there should be	16
of the tubers	16
that has been	16
of the month	16
the large red	16
a few inches	16
this is done	16
which are produced	16
the very best	16
well as in	16
used for flavoring	16
seed may be	16
on the market	16
as the seeds	16
the tubers are	16
suitable for use	16
and the seed	16
in form and	16
of the long	16
th of june	16
a little more	16
destroyed by frost	16
whence the name	16
and for the	16
three inches long	16
be set out	15
up to the	15
in the size	15
it is now	15
will have a	15
by the time	15
danger of frost	15
in eight weeks	15
the land is	15
about half an	15
it succeeds best	15
in its green	15
as to be	15
of excellent flavor	15
the value of	15
and fifty hills	15
are of an	15
taken from the	15
a half high	15
just as the	15
plant is of	15
inch in length	15
of good size	15
hundred and seventy	15
parts of europe	15
on a small	15
supply the table	15
at the extremities	15
and are produced	15
feet apart each	15
inches apart and	15
st of may	15
twelve inches in	15
of nitrate of	15
than the last	15
it is in	15
is generally cultivated	15
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bushels per acre	13
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good working condition	10
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plants in a	10
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the early spring	10
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