SECT. XX, APRIL. 401 



Turf, get, lay, but water frequently if dry weather. . 

 Edgings of box, Sec. make, repair, trim, or cut low, 



57. 



Watering omit not where necessary in a dry time, 52. 

 Pruning finish all soon ; head down young trees, 1 37* 

 Graffs, see to, that the claying remains safe on, 89. 

 Blossoms of wall fruits, protect in bad weather, 152; 

 Dung for hot- beds, collect and take care of, 180. 

 Hot-beds, make in due time for fruiting cucumbers, 



194. 

 for melons, tender annuals, c. 200, 292, 



298. 



Asparagus, strawberries, artichokes, see last month. 

 Cauliflowers, stir mould about, and earth up, 228.' 

 Peas, earth up, and stick before they droop, 1 M6. 

 Beans in blossom, crop the tops, and earth up firmly, 



220. 



Weed and thin all seedling crops, by hand or hoe, 50* 

 Prick out celery and plants of every kind when fit, 5 1 * 

 Potatoes, early sort, earth up, protect from frost, 25 1. 

 Lettuces, tie up close, and stir the ground about, 241. 

 Cabbages, earth up, and also tie up forward ones, 224. 

 Caterpillars, snails, and slugs, search often after, 58. 



sow 



As soon as possible, what was omitted last month, 

 or the preceding. Then, Salsafy, 256. Scorzo- 

 nera, 257. Pumpions and gourds, 253. Late 

 Savoys, 257 ; and Cauliflowers, 229- Boor cole, 

 222. Brocoli, 223. Brussels sprouts, 224. 

 Chou-Milan, 233. Chardons, 232. Kidney- 

 beans, 237. Cabbages, chiefly the large sugar- 

 loaf for coleworts, 224, 233. Herbs, culinary 

 and medicinal, 262, &c. Nasturt'mms cold 

 ground, 270. Basil on heat, 263. 

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