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1 And really I've been saving him the trouble of pulling up a good many young stalks .
2 Generally it is the young stalks that are affected, though sometimes stalks with buds just opening will suddenly wilt and fall.
3 She had pulled a few young stalks of the grass, which, as she went, she was endeavouring to arrange in her hat.
4 The young stalks are blanched early the following spring by covering with large pots or boxes, or by banking with sand or other clean material.
5 "I will also add that the pith of the young stalks , preserved in vinegar, makes a good pickle."
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