SECT. XX. JULY, 411 



Herbs for drying, gather as soon as in flower, 263. 

 Take up gariick, rocombole, shalots, 235, 273, 259. 

 Cucumbers and melons^ attend, water, train, &c. 196, 



207. 

 'Plimptons and gourds, train, and water 'plentifully, 



253. "***; 



Artichokes, take off srnall side heads in time, 214. 

 Wall-trees; &c. regulate/ and occasionally prune, 138. 

 Vines sto|V, t and take off the little side shoots, 158. 

 Thin wall-trees/ &c.' ; of superabundant fruit, 154, 



Iff5. 



B id grajf, or inoculate, fruit trees, roses, &c. 94. 

 Utigtued wall-trees, attend to, seethe last month. 

 Strawberry Runners, take off; except the first, 81. 

 Kidney Beaxys, runners, train, and water if dry, 239. 

 Ants r jlies> and wasps ,. take by vials of sugar water. 



sow 



Brocotiy first week cool ground a little, for late use, 



223. 



Endive, principal winter crop, in open ground, 235. 

 Peas and beam, early sorts, may yet sow, 246, 221. 

 Kidney beans, dwarfs first week, south border, 239- 

 Carrots, a few, cool ground, first week, and water 



both seeds and roots if dry weather, 227. 

 Radishes of any kind, but chiefly the large black and 



white Spanish turnep sorts, water, 256. 

 Lettuces, the hardier or winter sorts, open ground, 



241. 

 Spinach, first week, the round in cool ground, and in 



the last week the prickly seeded, 260. 

 Onions, a few Welsh, and Stras burgh, second week, 



244. 

 Coleworts, first week for winter, last week spring, 



33. 



