The Scots gard'ner : in two parts ... : appendix shewing how to use the fruits of the garden : whereunto is annexed The gard'ners kalendar (1683)
Reid, John, gardener · Edinburgh : Printed by David Lindsay, and his partners, at the foot of Heriot's-Bridge · leaf 139
beft Cabbaged. Succory, Endive, Sellery Blanched. Crefles, Parfly, Chervil, Burnet, whenyoung = and tender. Sorrall, Spinag, beets before they fhoot for feed. And.fo is Arage, Marygold., Buglofs, Burrag. Shallot and onions when their ftalks withered, tho fhibols are eaten green. ~ Leeks any time… … led with boards and fhelves of the fame round: let them fweat a little on the floor with clean oat ftrawunder them; then dry = and lay them Aple-thick onthefhelves, openingthenorthwin- dows in fair, clear, windy dayes, efpecially at firft that it may ‘dry up the fuperfluous moifture. turne them…
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