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The charm of gardens (1910)

Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 198

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eed, to be Trans-planted at Spring, Carrots, Parsneps, Turneps, CabbagesCauly-flowers, etc. Cut off the tops of Asparagus, and cover it with long-dung, or make Beds to plant in Spring, etc. Now, in a dry day, gather your last Orchard-fruits. Take up your Potatoes for Winter spending, therewill be… … A HAMPSTEAD GARDEN IX WINTER. KALENDARIUM HORTENSE nut, Short-start, etc., and some others of the former twolast Moneths, etc. PEARS. Messire Jean, Lord-pear, long Bergamot, Warden(to bake), Burnt Cat, Sugar-pear, Lady-pear, Ice-pear,Dove-pear, Deadmans-pear, Winter Bergamot, Belle-pear, etc.…

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