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Robert Kemp Philp
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264.
August.--Flowers
of
the
Month.
Geranium,
Verbena,
Calceolaria,
Hollyhock.
265.
Gardening
Operations.
Sow
annuals
to
bloom
indoors
in
winter,
and
pot
all
young
stocks
raised
in
the
greenhouse.
Sow
early
red
cabbages,
cauliflowers
for
spring
and
summer
use,
cos
and
cabbage
lettuce
for
winter
crop.
Plant
out
winter
crops.
Dry
herbs
and
mushroom
spawn.
Plant
out
strawberry
roots,
and
net
currant
trees,
to
preserve
the
fruit
through
the
winter.
266.
September.--Flowers
of
the
Month.
Clematis,
or
Traveller's
Joy,
Jasmine,
Passion
Flower,
Arbutus.
267.
Gardening
Operations.
Plant
crocuses,
scaly
bulbs,
and
evergreen
shrubs.
Propagate
by
layers
and
cuttings
of
all
herbaceous
plants,
currant,
gooseberry,
and
other
fruit
trees.
Plant
out
seedling
pinks.
Sow
onions
for
spring
plantation,
carrots,
spinach,
and
Spanish
radishes
in
warm
spots.
Earth
up
celery.
House
potatoes
and
edible
bulbs.
Gather
pickling
cucumbers.
Make
tulip
and
mushroom
beds.
268.
October.--Flowers
of
the
Month.
Asters,
Indian
Pink,
Chrysanthemum,
Stock.
269.
Gardening
Operations.
Sow
fruit
stones
for
stocks
for
future
grafting,
also
larkspurs
and
the
hardier
annuals
to
stand
the
winter,
and
hyacinths
and
smooth
bulbs
in
pots
and
glasses.
Plant
young
trees,
cuttings
of
jasmine,
honeysuckle,
and
evergreens.
Sow
mignonette
for
pots
in
winter.
Plant
cabbages,
&c.,
for
spring.
Cut
down
asparagus,
separate
roots
of
daisies,
irises,
&c.
Trench,
drain,
and
manure.
270.
November.--Flowers
of
the
Month.
Laurestinus,
Michaelmas
Daisy,
Chrysanthemum.
271.
Gardening
Operations.
Sow
sweet
peas
and
garden
peas
for
early
flowers
and
crops.
Take
up
dahlia
roots.
Complete
beds
for
asparagus
and
artichokes.
Plant
dried
roots
of
border
flowers,
daisies,
&c.
Take
potted
mignonette
indoors.
Make
new
plantations
of
strawberries,
though
it
is
better
to
do
this
in
October.
Sow
peas,
leeks,
beans,
and
radishes.
Plant
rhubarb
in
rows.
Prune
hardy
trees,
and
plant
stocks
of
fruit
trees.
Store
carrots,
&c.
Shelter
from
frost
where
it
may
be
required.
Plant
shrubs
for
forcing.
Continue
to
trench
and
manure
vacant
ground.
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
