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... of everything. miTCUEN GABOEN. Trench and manure; prepare hot beds for asparagus, cucumbers. mint, potatoes, and the small salads. Sow the brown Dutch and grand admirable cabbages, curled parsley for transplanting; frame peas, born carrots, masagan, beans ...
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... ground in open situations, in beds from 3 ft. to ft. wide, and foot alleys between for the convenience of weeding. Radishes and Salads all kinds sow and protect Uht. . . , . Peas, sow the early kinds in warm situations, clean and earth any that may have survived ...
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... rait spoons, sugar longs, silver two-handled cup, silver pint, two silver cream ewers, marrow spoon, plated candlesticks, salad bowl, snuffers and trays, cruets, salts, two plated lea pots, plated goblet. Books: about one hundred and fifty volumes, of ...
... potatoes; sow asparagus, beets, cabbages, celery, garden and kidney beans, Dutch turnips, lettuces, peas, radishes, small salading. Let the fig* be now pruned end trained, end where necessary the peecb, end* nectarine blossoms should be protected. FLOWERS ...
... plant them out themselves, where no other seed of the cabbage tribe to lie saved : for the mixture will spoil the soil Sow salad herbs, tudishe.-. &e. frames—old cucumber and melon beds are good—whenever a constant supply is required —Continue to gather ...