SECT. XX. 



OCTOBER* 



393 



of pleafure, and the weather is often flill inviting 

 abroad : Surmount impediments. 



MISCELLANEOUS WORK. 



Dig, dung, trench, and drain, ground thoroughly, 46, 

 Prepare for planting, lay open the holes for trees, 97. 

 Rake leaves off borders and quarters, fweep, &c. 54. 

 (travel walks, and grafs plats, cleanfe, roll, mow, S.*'* 

 Turf will be well laid now, but do the work foon. 

 Caterpillars, deftroy, for they do mifchief rapidly. 

 Thin, by hoe, fpinach, &c. 1'mall crops, by hand, 49, 

 Prick out cabbages for winter or fpring planting, 21 U 

 Hoe between rows of cabbages, &c. and earth up, 49. 

 Blanch celery and finochio by earthing ; endive, beet, 



and chardons, by tying, £17, 256, 221, 208, 2 1.8 . 

 Cauliflowers that are heading, break leaves over, 2\6. ' 

 Afparagus beds and feedlings, drefs, fecond week, 205. 

 Strawberries, if not before, drefs out of hand, 165. 

 Jta/pberrles, drefs, and plant coleworts between, 165. 

 Seeds gather regularly and lay up thoroughly dry, 59. 

 Fruits, gather carefully, and houfe well, 262, £74. 

 Dig up, and ftore clean and dry, carrots, 214 ; potatoes-., 



231 ; parfneps, 230; Jerufalem artichokes, 

 Drefs about currant and goofeberry bufhes, by digging 



in a little manure, cutting the ends of the roots. 

 Herb -beds fhould always be drefled at this time, £46. 

 Vines, wall-trees, &c. regulate, if not fully prune, 143. 

 Grapes bagged in gauze, fee to, left they get mouldy. ' 

 Shrub, &c. dig about,, and put in good order, 111. 



sow 



Beans, mazagan, third and fourth week, £07. Peas, 

 ditto, early forts, £-31. Lettuces, flrft week, warm 

 border, 226. Small fallading, warm border, under 

 glafs, £49. Radiffjes, early purple fliort top, or early 

 Sandwich, may fucceed, fouth afpeft, £40. - Carrots r 

 a few early horn, warm border, may be tried, £14* 

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