The seeds are carefully tried, the seedlings receive proper attention, and there is no fear of drought, because of the variety of crops, the liberal watering with the help of a steam engine, and the stock of plants always kept ready to replace the weakest individuals.
This passage illustrates the meticulous care given to seedlings and the strategies employed to ensure their growth.
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