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Show KALENDARIUM HORTENSE. rifes.o7'-13™ Song fets-04 ae -45 ; FEBRUARY 5 fath Days Stones 2a KALENDARIUM HORTENSE. : XXViiL. un g rifes-07%-13™ 2 and lay Quick-fets; and trimup your Palifade Hedges, and Efpa- ¢ XXviii, To be done In the Orchard, and Olitory-Garden. and yet inthe Neéfarime and like delicate Mural-fruit, the later your Pruning, the better, whatever has been, and ftill is, the contrary cuftom. Remove Grajfs of former years Graffing. Cut, ¢ Hath Days long-09 =247 fets-04 --4§ To be done TP )Rune Friit-trees, and Vines as yet ; For nowis your Seafonto [ bind, plafb, xaéle, and drefe, without danger of Froi#: This to be underftood of the moft tender and delicate Wall-fruit, nox finifhed before 3 dothis before the buds and bearers grow turgid; * FEBRUARY In the Parterre, and Flower-Garden. Oey Vermine Traps, Kc. 4 Sow Alaternus feedsin Cafés, or open Beds 3 cover them with that the Poultry {eratch them not out. Sow alfo Larks-/purs, &c:thorns Ah _Now and then air your hous’d Carnations, in warm daysefpecially, and mildfhowers 5 butif like to prove cold, fet them in againat night. Furnith (aow towards the end) your Aviaries with Birds before they couple, &c, fiers. Plant Vinesas yet, other Shrubs, Hops, Cre. Set all forts of Kernels and flony-Seeds. Alfo fow Bedns, Peafe, Rounfevals, Corn-fallet, Marygold, Anifeed, Radifh, Parfueps, Carrots,Onions Garlick , @c. and plant Potatoes in your worft ground. Now is your Seafon for Circuzpofition by Tubs or Baskets of Earth, and for laying of Branchestotake root. You may plant forth your €abbage-plants. Rub Adoft off your Trees after a foaking Raiz, and fcrape and cleanfe them of €ankers, Gc. draining away the wet(if need re: quire) from the too much moiftned Roofs, and earth up thofe Roots of your Fruit-trees, if any were uncovered. Cut off the Webbs of Caterpillars, ec. (fromthe Tops of Twigs and Trees) toburn. Gather Worms inthe Evenings after Rain. Kitchen-Garden herbs may nowbe planted, as Parfly, Spinage, and other hardyPot-herbs. Towards the middle, or latter end of this Afoneth, till the Sap rifes briskly, Graff inthe Cleft, and fo continue tillthe laft of March; theywillhold, Apples, Pears,cherries, Plums, Oc. the New-Moon, and the Old Woodis bet. Now alfo plant out your Caully-flowers tohave early; and begin to make your Hot-bed for the firft 4felons and Cucumbers to be fowed in the Full; but truft not altogether to them. Sow A/paragus. Laftly, Halfopen yourpaffages forthe Bees, ora little before (if mea- therinvite 5.) but continue to feed weak Stocks, Ove. Fruits in Prime, or yet lafting. Apples. | ’ Entifh, Kirton, Ruffet, Holland Pepins 5 Deux-ans, Winter Queening, Harvey fometimes, Pome-water, Pome-roy, Golder Doucet, Keineting Lones Pearmain, Winter Pearmain, &c, Pears. Bon-Chre/tien of Winter, Winter Poppering,Little Dagobert, &c. Flowers in Prime, or yet lafting. { Inter Aconite, fingle Azemonies, and fome double, Tulips precoce, ¥ Hyacinthws Stellatus, Vernal Crocus, Black Hellebore, fingle Hepatica, Perfian Iris, Leucoium bulbofum, Dens Caninus three-leav'd, Vernal Cyclamen white and red, Mezereon, Ornithogal: max: alb: Yellow Violets with large leaves, early Daffodils, &c. |
