30$ NOVEMBER. SECT, XX. 



Grave! walls, weed, clean, and roll hard after rain, $4, 



Compefts, col left, and mix well the materials for them. 



Cucumber and melon earth, (lore in dry time, 178, 195. 



Earth up peas, beans, celery, cauliflowers, &c. 49. 



Blanch endive, 221, cliardons. CIS, and finochio, 250. 



Dig up carrots, potatoes, Jerufalem artichokes, and parf- 

 neps, but not all the latter, 222, 230. Alfo when in 

 profpeel otfrofl, fome red beet, fcorzonera, falfify, 

 fkirrets, Hamburgh parfley, leeks, turnep radifhes, 

 and horfe-radifh, all of them to be preferred a while 

 in a cellar, or longer in dry fand. See cauliflowers 

 below*. 



Lettuces in frames, under hand-glaffes, Sec. attend, 226. 



Artichokes, cut, fee to, when in profpecl of froft, 202. 



AjparaguSy drefs beds of, and alfo feed lings foon, 205. 



Rajpberries, drefs in the firft week ; fee lad month. 



Hot-beds may be ufed for finall falladifig, 249^ mint, £53, 

 lettuces, 227, or for radifhes, 239. 



Frcfl, confider what fhould be protected from it. 



Fruit, lateft forts, gather in the firft week ; and manage 

 that already houfed, 262. 



Onions, (lore of, look over to remove decayed ones, 229, 



Seeds, drefs, put up clean and dry, and keep them fo. 



Caterpillars on winter greens, fearch for in time. 



Grubs about the roots of lettuces, fearch for, 221 . 



Shrubs, prune and dig about ; fatten trained ones, 111. 



Prune all trees, except figs, but cherries the firft, 143. 



Figs, pull off green fruit, fatten fhoots, 15 1. 



Cover the roots, and flake new planted trees, &c. 10?. 



Caulifloivers under glaffes attend to, and thofe in head, 

 break leaves over. This vegetable, and brocoli, may 

 be taken up when in profpecl of frott, and planted 

 with balls of earth, or only laid in a cellar, where 

 they will keep (perhaps) a month ; but tie the leaves 

 together at the tops with ftrong bafs or a hay-band 

 before they are taken up, 216. 



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