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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... law, which Aug. till hi Peb. ; and he further states, mark this, that the public will admit (say they will not) that as an salad for the liberty taken in fishing after the 12th Aug., that the prbprieturs don't commence fishing till 25th )larch. Is there ...
... beans fot September ; marrow fat peas and l►utspur beans for Michaelmas. Plant cuttings of geraniums and sweet herbs. Sow salading and radishes once a week. Plant a good crop of savoys and cabbage for winter. Gather herbs for drying ; net cherry trees ...
... durability of materials, but arching of thi earth. GARCUIN.—Sow radishes, carrots, and spinage, if open weather ; also small salading. Prepare dung for hotbeds. Drill in parsley in a warm place. Sow hotspur peas. If open weather, let cauliflower plants have ...
... arrangement—l only asked said that the Duke of Wellington did not change that the old servants of the public should not be salad mind upon the subject until a majority of the ferers by the change ; but I was determined that House of Commons bail decided ...