SECT. XX. NOVEMBER. 397 



SOW 



Smah fallading and lap lettuce, under glafs, warm border, 

 or rather on a little beat, 227, 2^9, Raddles, pur-, 

 pie fhort top, fecond week, warm border, 2SSC 

 Carrots, early horn. 214. ikww and peas fir ft week, 

 for a principal early crop. 207, 23 1* 



PLANT 



Celery ytt, 217. Lettuces, 226 \ and cauliflowers vet, 

 in frames, under hand-glafles, or clofe under a fo'uth 

 wall, 514. Endive ridged, 220. Coleztorts, 219. 

 Cabbages i 211 ; and all in the firft week, though the 

 latter may be later. Mint on heat, 253. 7/W/. 

 trees, and others foon, SO, &c. 95, &c. Shrubs, de- 

 ciduous, but not evergreens, 1 17, Sec. Strawberries % 

 upon neceflity, but do it firlt week, 39. 



PROPAGATE 



See loft month, by fuckers, flips, divifions, cuttings, and 

 layers, as rofes, &c. 94, &c. 



FLOWERS. 



Take up dead flowers, and tie up thofe in bIow,*55\ 56. 

 Frcff, beware of, as to the care of tender flowers, 362, 

 Auriculas and carnations in pots, protect, 359, 361. 

 Seedlings in boxes, &c. place in the fun, and protect. 

 Potso'i hardy flowers are themfelves preferred, as well 



as the plants, by plunging above their rims, 35 8. 

 Bulbous and tuberous roots, plant and protect, 286. 

 Biennials and Perennials hardy, plant early, 2S3. 

 Thrift, plant or repair, as foon as m y be, alfo box. 



NURSERY. 



See laft month ; and do foon what was then omitted 



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