SEPTEMBER. 



SPINACH. 



Sow spinach for winter and spring use, in a rich, 

 warm soil and sunny situation. Sow it broad cast, 

 and rake it in. 



WATER'CRESSES. 



Sow the seed in a shallow water, either stagnant, or 

 a very gentle stream ; don't cut the cresses the first 

 year.' 



ONIONS. 



You may now sow onions for next spring crop ; 

 ^ow them in drills a foot asunder, dropping the seed 

 pretty thick along the drills, and covering it an inch 

 deep. 



CARROTS. 



You may now sow carrots for a spring crop ; sov<r 

 them in beds or drills twelve or eighteen inches apart. 

 Tread in the seed and rake it well, covering them an 

 inch deep; when they come up, draw them to be 

 four inches apart, and weed them. 



TURNIPS. 



Hoe your crops of turnips if not done last month, 

 as then directed. 



CHERVIL AND CORN SALAD. 



Sow chervil and corn salad for winter's use, sow 

 it early this month, in drills ; cover it two inches 

 deep ; when the salad comes up, thin it to two or 

 three inches apart. 



SMALL SALADING. 



Sow small salading this month (as rape, radish, 

 cresses and mustard) in rich, light earth, in a warm 



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