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BECT. XX* 



Vermin and infccls, fee to, as mice, (hails, flugs, &c. 233. 

 Birds, chiefly bull-finches, do much mifchief now. 

 Prune wall and other trees, but firft grape vines, 129. 

 Mofs and canker clean trees of, moift weather, 162. 

 Clons forgrafEng provide, 82, and ufethern, 83, &c. 

 Edgings of thrift, a good time to make or repair, 55. 



sow 



Cucumbers, 178,219. Melons, 192, 228. Paw, fmall, 

 231, large, 232. Beans, the broad forts, or the 

 mazagans, if wanted early, 206. Radifhes on 

 heat, or not, 239/ Lettuces on heat, or not, 227. 

 Small Jail ading on heat, or on a warm border under 

 glafs, 249. Cabbages, the fugar loaf forts, 211 ; or 

 if early ones are wanted, fow the Yorkjhire fort on 

 heat, 212. Savoys, 241. Onions, 228. Leeks, 225. 

 Parfley, 254. Spinach, 243. Carrots on heat, or 

 not, 212. Parfneps, 230. Celery, 216. Kidney- 

 beans on heat, 224. Turneps on heat, 244. Cauli- 

 flowers on heat ? 214. 



PLANT 



Cucumbers, 179, 184, Melons, 195. Cauliflowers, 215. 

 Cabbages, 211. Horfe-radijh, 221. Gariick, 221. 

 Rocombole, 255. Shalots, 243. Ches, 248. A//*/ 

 x>n heat, 255. Potatoes, early forts, on heat, and 

 warm borders, 235. p7wvx, war//, efpalier, and flatt- 

 dard fruit trees, foref} trees t and deciduous Jhrubs f S0 f 

 95, 107, Hg. 



PROPAGATE 



3>^J and fhruhs by graffing, 83, by fuckers, layers, 

 and cuttings, 64. Smr kernels, flones, and feeds 

 of fruit, &c, on fine well broke earth, providing 

 exotics a little heat, tu 



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