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... (looker, it will precede the early York in spring. Plant out earuatimi layers. .Sow aricule aosipo. !iambus seed, and small salad seed. Hoe turnips and slip hedges. Divide flower roots. Trans. plant celery. lefties. between the Hikh and 241 h. Sow catlike/4w ...
... that the first arable strop will repay the whole expense, which is a profit not to be reaped any other way. ' GA RD ass.—Sow salading under frames. Plant beans, and sow early peas. Prune and nail vines. apricots, peaches, &c. Give cauliflowers air in mild ...
... out flower-roots. Clear and thin spinage. Hoe turnips. Weed onions.— Continue to sow small salading. Finish clipping.—Tie up endive to blanch. Sow small salading weekly. Plant PRESERVATION OF —The following meendive for a winter crop. Pla n t strawberries ...
... early kidney bean:, also savoy and eithbage for a late crop: Sow peas and beats every three weeks; spinage, radishes and salading, ,'weekly; onions and leeks.—cut the heads of ragged myrtles. Prick out rile Inuisg.celery.--. Sow letuee once a fortnight ...
... transplant in October. it will precede the early York in Spriog.— Plant out carnation layers Sow auricuLt an d seed. and small .salad seed. floe turnips, aid clip hedges. Divide flower roots. Transplant lettace between the IS4h, and 24th. Sow cauliflower for ...
... without success—our radishes are at this moment untouched, while our beans are, night after night, selected for a supper salad by the depredators. THE OYSTER LAMP.—M. de Lavage, remarked, on opening an oyster, a shining blueish light, resembling a star ...
... them are annuals, the succeeding crops would be much injured. We may illustrate the same fact by referring to plants used fur salads, which also are annuals, and as soon as they shoot into the flower, and, still more, when they form seed, arc not relished ...
... prevent their making use of dry food. Watering meadows at this season is equal to manure. GARDEN. —Sow radishes, spinage, and salad every week ; finish pruning ; dig between raspberries, and clear plantations of strawberries; sow asparagus, brocoli, and all ...
... e, and administering ' f ere the orals' a he Throne, and imploring his a portion. and a great portion, of the executive ; salad Majesty to, give his sanction to the proposed anti speaking politically of that establishment, it ' surrender of the Con itution ...
... the first arable crop will repay the whole expense. which is a profit nut to be expected in any other way. GA RDRN.--SOW salading under frames, plant beans, and sow early peas ; prune and nail vines. aptieots, peaches, Ste. Give cauliflowers air on mild ...
... three weeks. Transplant huh trees. Sow, on hot bells, cauliflower seed,. Plant cabbages to succeed thus: of November. Sow salading once a week. Stow spinnage and lettuces: Thin strawberry beds:— shelter mushroom beds. Transplant leeks,cabbages, carrots ...