celery finish planting out in shallow trenches for the last crop ; 

 cress and mustard continue sowing fortnightly ; endive sow a few 

 for winter use ; lettuce continue sowing, to succeed former crops; 

 onion sow for spring green onions ; peas sow a few of the 

 earliest sorts early in the month, in a warm situation, to use in May; 

 radish continue sowing, to keep up a regular supply ; spinach 

 continue sowing winter varieties, to succeed the others ; turnip 

 sow a few for \vinter use, also seeds for winter and spring. 



APRIL. Asparagus Cut the stems down to the surface as they 

 decay, top-dress and manure with horse-droppings ; borecole or 

 kale sow a good supply for spring use ; cabbage sow early sorts 

 for spring supply ; celery remove the side shoots from the crowns 

 of advanced crops, earthing up only a few for immediate use ; 

 cress and mustard sow fortnightly ; corn salad or lamb's lettuce 

 sow for use in spring ; carrot sow early horn, for use in the end 

 of winter ; endive sow largely ; garlic and shallots plant ; lettuce 

 sow largely and transplant, when ready, to use in June and July ; 

 onions, potato and tree plant out largely for the first spring onions ; 

 onion sow largely, to use green in spring, and to transplant in 

 June for early summer bulbing ; peas sow a few of early sorts 

 towards the end of the month, for the first supply in spring ; radish 

 sow again ; spinach sow largely of winter varieties for spring 

 supply ; turnip SOW T a few on trial if not clone last month. 



MAY. Asparagus Clenr away and top-dress as recommended 

 last month ; borecole or kale sow a fe\v early, if not done last 

 month ; cabbage finish planting out early, to head before the 

 spring growth, or else they go to seed ; cauliflower sow a few 

 towards the end of the month, to use in September ; cress and 

 mustard sow fortnightly ; endive sow largely ; garlic and shallots 

 plant out a few ; herbs divide and re-plant ; horse radish 

 divide the roots and re-plant, storing for use all the fine, clean sticks ; 

 lettuce sow for succession ; onion continue sowing ; peas sow 

 largely of early sorts for spring use ; parsnip sow a few for spring 

 use ; radish sow for a succession ; rhubarb and sea kale make 

 young plantations towards the end of the month ; spinach sow a 

 little to use in spring. 



JUXK. Broad beans sow for a successional crop ; carrot sow 

 the early horn variety for September use ; celery earth up 

 advanced crops finally in dry weather, remove all side shoots from 

 the young ones ; encumber sow for forcing in a hot-bed frame ; 

 garlic and shallots finish planting ; horse radish continue planting 

 out, keeping in store the long straight pieces ; leek sow for 

 summer use ; lettuce sow for a successional crop ; onion sow 

 largely for summer bulbing, transplant early from thinnings of 

 former crops ; parsnip sow a few for spring use ; peas sow 

 largely all commendable sorts for spring use ; radish sow for a 

 succession ; rhubarb and sea kale plant as recommended last 

 month ; spinach sow a few winter varieties for a late crop. 



