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Heed, jllr the borders, hoe between crops, &C.54. 

 fJ(j/(T cauliflowers, and whatever clfe may need it, 5 1 . 

 Gravel walks, grafs plats, and edgings, keep in order, ; i . 

 />;.v, jrto, cs:c. fliould be clipped after, or in rain. 

 Earth peas, broad and kid. beans, celery, cabbages, &c. 

 Blanch white-beet, lettuce, and finocbio, 308, 2£7; 250. 

 Stick peas, and running kidney beans in time, 25 1 , C5J 5 . 

 77-»/w all fmall crops to their due diftances, 49. 

 Prick out celery, endive, brocoli, cabbages, &c» 50. 

 Seeds, gather as they ripen, left the belt be loft, 59. 

 Herbs for drying, gather as foon as in flower, 216. 

 Take up garlick, rocambole, fhalots, 22 J, 225, 243J 

 Cucumbers and melons, attend, water, train, &c. 1S5, l^. 

 Pumpions and gourds, train, and water plentifully, 237.- 

 Artichokes, take off fmall fide heads in time, 202. 

 Waif-trees, &c. regulate, and occafionally prune, IS 2, 

 F/h# ftop, and take off the little fide flioots, 150. 

 Thin wall-trees, &c. of fuperabtindant fruit, 146, 156. 

 Bud-graff, or inoculate, fruit trees, rofes, &c. 89. 

 Blighted wall-trees, attend to, fee the laft month. 

 Strawberry Runners take off; except the firft, 77. 

 Kidney Beans, runners, train, and water if dry, 225. 

 Ants, 'flies, and wajps, take by vials of fugar water. 



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Brocoli, firft week cool ground a little, for late ufe.ClC. 

 Endive, principal winter crop, in open ground, £20. 

 Peas and beans, early forts, may yet fow, 208, 232. 

 Kidney beans, dwarfs, firft week, fouth border, 224. 

 Carrots, a few, cool ground, firft week, and water both 



feeds and roots if dry weather, 2i2. 

 Radijhcs of any kind, but chiefly the large black and 



white Spanilh turnep forts, water, 240. 

 Lettuces, the hardier, or winter forts, open ground, 220. 

 Spinach, firft week, the round in' coo\ ground, and in 



the laft week the prickly feeded, 243. 

 Onions , a few Welch, and Strafburgh, fecond week,228. 

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