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Beant, Oriental kidney, the fame. 



, fpeckled kidney, the fame. 



— ■' , fcarlet kidney, the fame, in dry weather, and in a 

 drill made on the top of the ridge, to preferve 

 them from moifture. 

 Beets, green, feed, March, on a moid foil, well dug. 

 — — , ivbite, the fame. 



— — , Red, feed, March and April, and when up fix 



inches, to be cut clofe to the ground and covered. 



Boor-cole, feed, middle of February, to be tranfplanted 



when they fhew fine leaves. 

 Brocoli, Neapolitan, feed, beginning of February, a wall- 

 border, eaft afpeft, to be tranfplanted when 

 they fhew fine leaves. 

 — — — , Purple, the fame. 



, Turnip, the fame. 



, JVbite, the fame. 



Cabbage, Alnvuick, feed, Augufl or the end of February, 

 autumnal fowing of Cabbages is preferable, 

 and when fix leaved, to be tranfplanted into 

 beds, at five inches didance. 



. , early white Dutch, the fame. 



— — — , large Scots, the fame. 



, Batterfea, (t^d, end of July, on'open ground, 



to be tranfplanted in the fame foil at four 

 inches diftance, and again tranfplanted in 

 September. 

 — — — , early Tork, the fame. 

 , fugar-loaf, the fame. 



, early May, feed, July and Augujl. 



, large Englifh, feed, Augujl and September. 



, early Jmall Rujjia, feed, February. 



red Dutch, feed, Augujl and February. 



Cara'way, feed, April. 



Cardoons, feed, March, on good light earth, to be tranf- 

 planted when in fine leaves, fit for blanching 

 about the 20th of Augujl. 



Carduus benedi^us, feed, April. 



Carrot, early horn, feed, firft crop February, walled bor- 

 der, a light foil. 



, large orange, feed, fummer crop loth March, win- 

 ter, middle Julyt light foil. 



Celery* 



