... was inces -antly renewed. The family of this poor man had old servant with him, whose only occnpation sied in bringing him salad, and sweeping .way the refuse parts. ...

... Ibf GarJemtrt* Gozrtir.) Tot off cucnniUer*, three in pot ; return them the hot-bed. Give all the air you can to lettuce, salad all aorta, fee,, frames. Rhubarb may he forced planting it large pot* or boxes rich compost, and placing them in the Store ...

... trained easily. The sowing of lettuce-seed for succession, and out lettuce-plants, on ufurl, and tyingup those to blanched for salad. Sowing of peas, carrots, and other main or succession crops, go on as usual. So, also, the hoeing and thinning of turnips ...

... work. Pea* and bean* tor | sureession crops: earthing of relrry; ot endivr ; gtring air. and the seedling lettuces, and other salad* in frame* digging and dressing vacant spacr*. Itc. , > Orchard ; training espalier* and wall tree*: pruning, nailing, and ...

... onions, and let them dry heaps, or lay them once in dry store rooms sheds to ripen lor winter stores. . • ( oiitiune sowing salads, onions for pulling spring, lettuce, See. , . Blanche endive, earth celery, and continue the operations kitchen garden before; ...

... of all sorts, savoys, &c. Sow turnip seed, keep crops already forward properly cleaned and thinned. Radish and all kinds of salad may he sown alternate weeks. Karthing up, hoeing, cleansing. &c , before. Many crops, in gardens within moderate compass will ...

... or insect kind ill detached from the leaves, and the cresses can afterwards he washed pure water and sent to table. Small salads, cabbages, canlillower. hrorkoli, celery, lettuce®, and vegetables of all descriptions, the Name simple method, may (reed ...