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Celery, to Preserve Through the Winter

Gather the celery on a fine dry day before it is injured by the frost, cut off the leaves and roots, and lay it in a dry airy place for a few days till it is partially dried; then remove it to a cool cellar where it will be quite secure from frost, and pack it up with sand, putting layers of celery and of sand alternately.

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