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Show 24 KALENDARIUM HORTENSE. KALENDARIUM HORTENSE. SEPTMisEMBER sin{ cstarsas } aga fets-06 --19" riles-05"-41 Sun, € fetso- 06*-19) 5 SEPTEMBER In the Parterre, and Flower-Garden. clonget 2u-37m XXX, 2 To be done In the Orchard, and Olitory-Garden. Ather now (if ripe) your Winter Fruits, as Apples, Pears, Plums, rc, G to prevent their falling by the great Wiads: Alfogather your Wind- XXX, To be done ¢ Hath Days d 2 PY Hath Days y Larit fome of all the forts of Azemenics in good, rich natufal earth, efpecially the Latifol. P after the firft Rains, if you will have flowers very forwards; bur it is furer to attend til] Odober, or the Month after, left the over moifture of the Autumnal {eafons, give you caufe to repent. Now is the moft proper feafon to fow Auricula feeds, fering the Cafes in the Sun till April : Sce April, Begin now alfo to plant fome Tulips, unlefs you will ftay till the later end of Odober, to preventall hazard ofrotting the Bulbs, Plant Daffodils, and Colchicum, : ae All Fibrous Planes,fuch as HepaticaHelleborCammomile,@c, Alfo the Capillaries ; Matricaria, falls from dayto day : do this workin dry weather. Releafe Inoculated Buds, or fooner, if they pinch. Violets, Primrofes, @c: may now be tranfplanted ; as likewile Iris-Chalcedon, Cyclamen,&e, Now you may alfo continue to fow Alaternis, Phillyrea, (or you may forbear till the ges, Onions, Kec, Scurvy-grafs, Annifeeds, Kc. Spring) Iris, Crown Imperial, Martagin, Tulips, Delpbinium, Nigella, Candy.tufis, Poppy ; and generally all the 4znzals which are not impair’d by the Froffs. 7 Sow Primrofes likewife : Remove feedling Digitalis, and plant theflips of Lychnis at the Sow Lettuce, Radifh, Spinage, Parfueps, Skirrets, &c. Caully-flowers, Cabba- Now mayyou Tram/plaxt moft fortsof Efculent, or Phyfical Plants,@c. Alfo Artichocks, and A/paragus-roots. Sowalfo Winter-Herbs and Roots,and plant Straw-berries out of the Woods, Towards the ewd,Earth up your Winter-plants,and Sallad herbs; and plane forth your Canlly-flowers, and €abbages which were fown in Auguft, No longer now defer the taking of your Bees, ftreightning the entrances of fuch Hives as youleaveto a {mall pajfage, and continue {till your hoftility againft Wafps, and other robbing Infecs. Cider-making continues. inning. aoe Teiberofes wil not endure the wet of this Seafon, therefore fet the Pots into your Conferve, and keep them very dry ; Itisbeltto take chem out ofthe Pots, about the beginning of this Month, and either to preferve them indry fand, or to Wrap themin Papers, and fo put them in a box near the Chimny. . Bind now up your Autumnal Flowers, and Plantsto flakes, to prevent fudden Gajts which will clfe proftrate all you have fo induftrioufly rais d. ‘ Now you maytake off Gillyflower-Jayers with earth and all, and plant them in pots, oF borders ‘fhaded, ee sa ‘Crocus will be now rais’dof Séeds, Prine Pines, and Firrs'a little after this Aguinox, if you omitted it in March, ee ¥ ‘thy About AZichzelmas ( fooncr, or later, as the Season direéts)the piefair, a y7 eae meansfozgy, retire your choice Greens, and rareft Plants (being dry ) as range Fruits in Prime, or yetlafting. Apples. ies Belle-bonne, the William, Summer Pearmain, Lording- apple, Pear- i apple, Quince-apple, Red-greening ribb'd, Bloody- Pepin, Harvey, Violetapple, &c. Pears. Hamdens Bergamot (firlt ripe ) Summer Bon Chreftien, Norwich, Black Wor- cefter, (baking) Green-field, Orange, Bergamot, the Queen hedg-pear, Lewespear (co dry excellent) Frith-pear, Arundel-pear, (alto to bake) Brun{wickpear, Winter Poppering, Bings-pear, Bifhops-pear, (baking) Diego, Emperourspear, Blufter-pear, Melfire Jean, Rowling-pear, Balfam-pear, Bezy d’ Hery, &c. Peaches, ec, Malacoton, and {ome others, if the year prove backwards, Almonds, &c. Quinces. Little Blew-grape, Mufi adine-grape, Frontiniac, Parfley, great Blew-grape, the Verjuice-grape excellent for fauce, &c Berberries, &c. Indian, and Span, Fafmine, Oleanders, Burba-Fovis, AmimumPlin, City/is ae Sera leatriccccos, Ciftus Ledon Clufii, Dates, Aloes, Sedum's,@c. into your Goafervé 05, * dering them with freth mould, as you were taught in May and July, viz.ta of ra ts Of the upmost exhas/Ped earth, and ftirring up the reff, fill the Cafes with rich, ri ¥ confi : med foil, to wath in, and nourith the Roots during Winter but as yet leaving thie doors windows open, and giving them much 4ir,fo the Winds be not fharpandhigh, me — 14 foggy; do thustill the cold being more intenfe, advertife you to enclofe them altogether: a ; Myrtils will endure abroad near a Month longer. The cold now advancing,fet {uch Plants as will not endure the Hex/e, into the er he Pots two or three inches lower than the furface of fome bed onder a — expofure : cover them with glaffes, having cloath’d them firft with (weer, and dry vhs bot appaae warm, and bénigne emiffions of the Sun, and (weet fhowers, giving them ait, ya ees i + that covers them : Thus youfhall preferve your coft/y, and precious oe Tees Geraninm notte olens, Flos Cavdinalis, Maracocs, fcedling Arbuths’s (a very hardy wr a greater) choiceft Ranunculus’s and nee Acacia Egpyt.@c. Thus governing the a : erets not till now divulg’d. il, , oie The Cats will eat, and aa your Afarum-Syriacum if they can comeatit therefore guard ic with a Fars, or Hily-branch, ‘ Flowers in Prime, Gr yet lafling. E ic Maranthws tricolor, and others, Anagallisof Portugal, pie MT iui Plinii, After Atticus, Belvedere, Bellis,Campanula are ig Stockeail fl, men, Clematis, (brylanthemum anguftifol. Epatorium of Canada, et grr Page ih Geranium Creticum, and noéfe olens, Gentianella annual, nee = eke a7 Indian Facynth, Linaria Cretica, Lychnis Conftant. fingle and dou og on Miblefolinm Lilly, Narciff, Pomum Aureum, and Amoris, & Spinofum Ind, Navel mn Beja? gr yellow,Indian Moly Aonfelienf. Nafturtinm Indicum, Perfan arncultaah. Foahan b Pwurplet Phafeolws, Scarlet Beans, Convoluulus diverf. gen. Candy-tufts, ginm P ; Saffron, Garnfey ; Lilly,> or Narciffus Fapan,Caphicwns Poppy 0 Volubilis, Afphodil,. Crocus, or Englith ‘sbiopic ofApples, Sosy arborefcens, Indian Pinks, Esbiopic PP st ake Malva double, d ; : all colours, fingle, Paffion-flower, an > Dature double and id fing. ng. ‘Pertugal Ranunculus’s, Spanifh Ind. Gilly-flowers, : “e secs, Meelis, boleaies Fafmine, yellow Virginian Ja{mine, Rhododendron white and red, on » Myrtils, Musk Roje, and Aontbly-Rofe, Malve arbore{cent, &e, |