KALEXDAR. 



August. 



KITCHEN-GARDEN. Sow kidney beans, early dwarf cabbage, 

 cauliflowers for spring use, cress, lettuce, spinage, turnips, borage. 

 Break down the leaves of Brussells'-sprouts. Plant out endive for 

 winter. Dig up mushroom spawn. Gather onion, and other seed. 



FRUIT-GARDEN. Finish budding, and loosen the bandages 



round buds put in earlier, or take them entirely off; plant out 



strawberry-plants that struck in the fore-part of this spring, 



FLOWER-GARDEN. Divide and plant roots of auricula aad col- 

 chicum. 



September. 



KITCHEN-GARDEN. Sotv cress, lettuce. FRUIT-GARDENS 



Propagate by layers, and cuttings. Plant fences of quick, &c. 



FLOWER-BORDERS. Take up tiger-flowers, and other tender bulbs ; 

 and pot and enter the green-house plants that were put out in April. 

 Put in pots, Guernsey and belladonna lilies. 



October. 



KITCHEN-GARDEN. Sow masagan beans and cresses. Plant 

 artichokes, asparagus, horse-radish, lettuce under hoops so as to be 

 covered in winter. Cut down sea-kale leaves. Lay down turf. 

 Earth up celery. Divide offsets of cives, garlick, shalots. Put by 



endive for winter use. FRUIT-GARDEN. Transplant young trees 



and stocks of all kinds. FLOWER-GARDEN. Very hardy flowers, 



such as larkspurs, may be sowed to stand the winter. Plant 

 hyacinths, tulips, anemones, ranunculuses, &c. Separate layers of 

 pink, carnation, &c. and put hyacinths, narcissuses, and jonquils in 

 glasses. 



November. 



KITCHEN-GARDEN. Sow leeks, early peas, and masagan beans. 

 Cover asparagus beds with wood-ashes. Take up beets and car- 



