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... onions, and let them dry in heaps, or lay them at once in dry store rooms or 'Jed, to ripen fur wittier stores. Continue sowing salads, onions for pulling in spring, lettuce, & . Blanche earth up celery, bud continue the upc, rations in kitchen golden as before ...

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... October, it will precede the early York in spring ; pl• nt out carnation layers ; sow aoricola and polyanthus seed, and small salad seed ; hoe turnips and clip hedges ; divide flower roots ; transplant celery ; sow lettuce betweet the 18th sod 24th ; sow ...

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... three weeks.—Transplant fruit-trees. Sow, on hot. beds, cauliflower seeds. Plant cabbage to succeed those of November. Sow salading once a week. Sow spinnage and lettuces. Thin strawberry—beds. Shelter mushroom. beds. Transplant leeks, cabbages, carrots ...