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... savoys, and German greens, about the middle of the month, for planting out spring; lettuce in the first and last week; small salads occasionally; black Spanish, red and white queen radish, for winter crops. Plant and earth celery and endive. Plant strawberries ...

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... edition, Patrick Neill, LL.D., F.R.8.E., secretary the Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society.] Kitchen Garukn. —Sow small salads every week; radishes and lettuces thrice during the month; spinach once a-fortnight; carrots and onions for late drawing: ...

... trim which a banquet, piping hot, was taken out and set upon the table. Salmon, lamb, peas, innocent young notables, cool salad, sliced cucumber, guinea fowl, and tart—all there. They all came at the right time. Where they came from didn’t appear; but ...

... Continue to sow and plant out rhubarb, artichokes, asparagus, nasturtiums, sea-kale. Hutch turnips, German greens, and small salading. Earth up |iea». lie up lettuces, and very dry weather water seedling lads. Finish the grafting of fruit-trees, and train ...

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