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"tll rooted, aod hereby a ehoicer fort of mcloos may he

geoerally obl.ined; which, io the common metbod, fre–

quenrly rnibrry, or produce but linle fruit_

The alleys

betw~en

thefe beJs OlOuld be 2flerIVards

raifed witb duog aod emh lO

Ih~

level of

tn~

bcJs, that

the roou may have room to

eXI~od

00 each fide, for lhe

roots of lhefe pl,lnl! fpread as f.r io lhe grouod as lheir

branenes eXlend

00

lhe furface.

.

Of kidney·beans \Ve have 1'110 fons; tI,e ooe, which

is c.lled Ihe Hatterfea-bean, bears early. aod near

Ih~

rOOI, wilhoul rllooiug high; aod lhe olber, gro\Vs oear

lix fm higlr_

We fow thefe bunl, the firfl IVeek io lhis mooth, about

four

inch~s

apan, in drills from nonh lO foulh, io a ligh!

frelh foil, covering them wilh emh, raifed ioa ridge, to

keep the

w~l·from

thcm: the lioes of the Bauerfea-bedos

fhould be too feet apan ; and lhe

oth~r

[Ort are be folVo

io·row! like rouoceval-peas, haviog alle)'s betweeo tbem

two feet and ·a half wide; the former kiod oeed OOt be

flaked, hut tt!e others will 001 bear well uolefs Ihey are

lIaked.

From lhe firfl fowiog io Ihis moolh, you may, ooce

evcry Ihree weeks ti:1 the midóle of July, eoolinlle to

foIV frelh grouod with kidoey-bcaos to fueceed ooe ao–

other; obferviog, thal whm che grouod il very dr)', as

io Juoe aod July, aod the weather hot, you mufl waler

.the drrlls as fooo as you have opeoed them, before you

pUl iothe fced, whieh will coolribule la Iheir vegeta–

tioo ; but after tbey are fOIVO, you mufl al'oid wateriog

t1lem,

Toward the eod of this moolh, you may fow the

aoopareil!, and Ihe Spanilh morollo'peas, . bout

two

or

three inehes apare io lines. leaving a fpace of three or fou r

feet for a!leys, lill the whole is fowo; and wheo they

gr.owo up fix inches high, earth Ihem up, and fel one row

of fiicks or boughs abou! fix fec! high, 00 each fide, for

t1r~Ol

tO run up, and you wili have a pleoliful erop_

The eharlton. or maller-holfpur, Ihould be fown in

Deeember, fvr d1e 6rfl crop, io d"lIs abou! two or thrce

leet .fuoder, the lines runniog froOl nonh to foulh :-a fe–

cead crop of the faOle kind of peas fhould be fownin Fe–

bruary; and in March we may put in a Ihird erop of Ihe

lime fort.

Sume ground may be prepared about tbe begiooing of

April (\)r Ihe dwad-peas, which felUOOl rifehigher Ihanhalf

a foot, aod are to be fet four or fi ve ioches apart, in lines

abaol eighleeo inches dilldOt from one aoolher ; anJ in

urder to hav.e a conftao, fupply of young peas, therc is a

fon of dwarf peas whieh may

b~

fown iD May or June,

io edgings upon a gentle hotobed, the firft week in Sep–

tember, aDd will produce peas in the winler,

SpdniO\ charuons Oldy 00'11

b~

fuwo in Ihe oalural grouod;

you are to OI,ke holes for Ihe [ecd, abolll five or fix fcel

diflance, and pU l (our or five feeos io

e.ch

hole : ,od

when they aro come up, leave grolVing only one flrong

plaol io a

h~:e

(or blaochiog.

Lavcnda and rofcnwy are "ired from nip> phntcd in

Ihis month , whi.:h takc loot al<nolllmmedimly if lbey

ar~

n,OOIS of the Idr! year. bllt if they are older Ih")' II ;!I

not &row: thefe plan" Ihould loe fet io a linht [.nJ)'

(0:1, io lhe

w4r~d!

alld

dti.fl

patt of lhe

g,trJ~n_

]VI

A Y.

FLo wE R-GARD tN .

T H

E

ficoid~s.

whieh is

rropagat~d

by the clIttiog!,

beiog planted abroad io a nalural bed of emb iD tbiJ

mootll, w;U be fit lO put iD pots iD AllguH,

wh~re

ii

may remain io opco air till Ihe lamr eod of Septelltber ;

fome kinds of this rlanl beiog aouual, mufl be raifed fronl

feeds every year; and

oo~

fon of il \ViII Hand Ihe lIin–

ler, if lOe raife youog plaots of it about J"Iy or Augull¡

Ihal do 001bloflom iDIbree or four moolhs.

The Ihrub-kinds, which have tbeir Halks IVoody, will

bear moderate wateriogs; but Ihe o:hers, which are more

fucculent, Olufl have very linle waler. '¡-he[e plaol!

mufl be expofed 10 Ihe fun, which Ivill open Iheir blofr

[oms, unlefs it

be

t\Vo kiods, whieh only fiower in Ihe

oight. The clltliogs of thde plaotSIhould nOI

be

planted

btfore the wouodtd pans have becn dried a' day or t\VO

in Ihe fuo.

The tOrch-thiflle is a fuccllleot plaot, raifed frcm cut–

tiogs plaoled between May and Ihe end of July. upon a

littleJlill in the midole of the pOI, for they eao hardly

eodure water: and before Ihey are put ioto Ihe hot bed,

they mufl

fl.oq

abroad about twenty days to tue rool ;

their wateriogs mufl be feldoOl , aod geotle: aod the

belt

compofi for this plant is, the tubbith oi old walls, mixed

with abour one third of faody foil. The fidums, efpe–

cially the tree·kiod, are eafily propagated from branches

fel io Ihe earth io a light fandy foil¡ either in lbi, or any

of the (ummer-moolhs, gil'iog themalittlewater. aml

as much air aod Ihade as poflibJe io the fummer

i

and in

Ihe wioler no waler at all.

There are feveral fom of lbe geranium, wltich

ar~

raifed by plantiog Ihe cutlings, this month, in oatu ra.!

ground, whcre they \ViII become proper for tran[planting

tbe Augufi rt 1I0U'Ing; and from feeds fowo jn Mareh on

hot·hed._ Thofe planled ln the oatural gruund requtre a

medium foil wilhout dung, mufl be frequently wmred,

anJ houfcd widl Ihe orallge-Irces.

Thc amomum Plinii is raifed from cutcings

pl~nted

Ihis month in Ihe n.ttural ground: duriog Ihe fur.,mcr il

mul! f1aod io fome. place defeoded from lbe [un, and he

cOllfl.ntly fupplied wi th waler.

Cultiogs of lhe Arabiao j Ifamin may tI,is mont h be

planted io a faody loil, and i3 mOle injured

by

wet lhan

cold. Al the liOle tlle euttings are I.kenfrcm Ibis plaol,

il lhoulJ pruncd to witllin r.x ioches 01 Ihe lall, year's

Ihoor, aod hare frelh earth put tO the roOts; by ,,"hich

meaos il will Ihool ncar a foot io Ihe CO[Uil1g fOlllmer

Laye!"s uf Ihe myrtle-Iree !houlJ be madc dlls mool h :

Ihe youogcfl OWOIS murl be be!}1 iOlo d'e

e~lIh,

dter it

il wdllbned; and bciog Ortcn rC[I cfhed witl, waler. will

,,¡ke IuOl. and be

ÚI

la

I.ke

off from lhe Ololher·pl.ots

iD the fpriog fullowmg. lo .luly. tite tUlliogs of Ihis

Iree are pJ.lOteJ , Hril'pin.Qoff the leal'es, lWO ioches f,om

eJlh tuttiog, and [ettiog lbcm Ihal deplh, about an inch

ap"I. In POtS of

r.o~ Ji~hl

""nh, wateriog liJeol frcqutol–

ly 1111 Ihe)"

hal'C

takcn rUOi. II'hidlll'ill

b~

about die1.1lter

w.J

~f ,~u;un

i

ucJ

¡¡ü:

)'ouog I'laomioo is lO

lcn:a;~

til!

t

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