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JUNE, 



SECT. XX, 



MISCELLANEOUS WOXK. 



Weed diligently, particularly clofe crops, 49. 

 Stir the ground between open crops, and rake, 49, 

 Gravel walks, grafs plats, and edgings, fee to, 55. 

 Water, let it be duly applied where necefTary, 5 1, 

 Thin by hoe, or hand, all forts of crops fully, 49. 

 Prick out things, celery, endive, favoys, broccli, &c. 50, 

 Cauliflowers fhewing head, break leaves over, 2i6. * 

 Earth up high peas, beans, &c, fee the laft month. 

 Tie up the leaves of garlick and rocombole, £'21* 

 Blanch lettuce, white beet, and finochio, 20S, ££% 250, 

 Stick peas, and top beans when in full flower, 5231. 

 Cucumbers, attend duly, to air, water, train, &c. 185. 

 Melons, diuo, prune, fey tile under the fruit, 195, &c. 

 Prune wall-trees, vines and efpaliers, 129, 149, 160. 

 Blighted trees, pull off curled leaves, and water them 



forcibly and frequently with an engine, 52 

 Graffs that have clearly taken, unclay and unbind, 84, 

 Bud, or inoculate, at Midfummer, or foon after, 89. 

 Afparagus, finifh cutting before Midfummer, 206. 

 Herbs for drying, gather as directed., page 246. 

 Seeds alfo attend to t and gather if any ripe, 59. 



sow 



Cucumbers 9 laft crop, for picklers may do in operi 

 ground, if a good foil and funny fituation, 190. 

 Pmnpions and gourds may fucceed as ditto, 237. 

 Turnep radijhes of all forts, but chiefly the large 

 white and black Spanifh for autumn ufe, in coo! 

 ground, 239. Endive for a principal crop, 22-0. 



Succef-cn crops of celery, broccli, peas, broad beans, kidney 

 beans, radijhes, lettuces, J mall fall a ding, purflanc % tur~ 

 neps, cabbages, carrots, fmch:o> zrAjplnach* . 



PLANT 



Cucumbers, 189, Melons, 199. Pumpions and gourds, 

 237. Najlug-tiums, 253. Capftcums, 248. ' Love- 



afples % 



