This section is from the book "A Dictionary Of Modern Gardening", by George William Johnson, David Landreth. Also available from Amazon: The Winter Harvest Handbook: Year Round Vegetable Production Using Deep Organic Techniques and Unheated Greenhouses.
Alexanders, sow; earth up. - Angelica, sow or plant. - Artichokes, dress; plant. - Asparagus, sow; plant; force; and dress beds. - Balm, plant. - Basil, sow. - Beans, plant; earth up. - Beet, (red, white, and green), sow. - Borage, sow. - Borecole, sow, e. - Brocoli, sow. - Burnet, plant and sow. - Cabbages. plant; sow. - Cardoons, sow, e. - Car-roway, sow. - Carrots, sow, e. - Cauliflowers, plant from frames; give air to those under glass; prick out spring-raised; sow, b. - Celeriac, sow. - Celery, sow; dress and earth up. - Chamomile, plant. - Chervil, sow. - Chives, plant. - Clary, sow. - Cress, sow. - Composts, prepare. - Coriander, sow, e. - Corn Salad, sow. - Dill, sow. - Dung, prepare for hot-beds. - Fennel, sow or plant. - Garlick, plant. - Horse-radish, plant. - Hot-beds, make, line, etc. - Hyssop, sow, e. - Jerusalem Artichokes, plant. - Kale (Sea), plant or sow; force. - Kidney Beans, sow; attend to those forcing. - Lavender, plant. - Leeks, sow. - Lettuces, sow; prick out, and plant out from frames. - Liquid Manure, give to cabbages, etc. - Liquorice, plant, b. - Marigolds, sow, - Marjoram, sow and plant. - Mint, plant; clean beds. - Mushroom Beds, attend to; make. - Mustard and Cress, sow. - Nasturtiums, sow. - Onions, sow, put out buttons or setts, plant for seed, b.; (Potato and Tree), plant. - Orach, sow. - Parsley, (Coin. and Hamb.) sow. - Parsnips, sow. - Peas, sow. - Pompions and Purslane, sow, e. - Potatoes, plant. - Pennyroyal, plant. - Radishes, sow; - Rampion, sow. - Rape (com. and edible-rooted), sow, e. - Rhubarb, sow, b.; plant, b. - Rochambole, Rosemary and Rue, plant.
J - Sage and Shallots, plant. - Salsafy and Scorzonera, sow. - Savoys, sow. Skirrets and Succory, sow. - Sorrels, plant and sow. - Spinach, sow. - Tansy and Tarragon, plant. - Tetragonia and Thyme, sow, e. - Tomato, sow in hotbed. - Turnips, sow. - Wormwoods, sow.
Angelica, sow. - Artichokes, plant, b.; clean beds. - Asparagus, keep clean; apply liquid manure. - Balm, plant. - Basil, plant out. - Beans, sow, hoe, top. - Beet, (Red,) thin; (White and Green), sow. - Borage, sow. - Borecole, sow, b.; plant; prick out; plant out; hoe; leave for seed. - Brocoli, sow, b.; plant; prick out. - Burnets, sow and plant. - Cabbages, sow; plant; earth up. - Capsicum, plant out. - Carrots, sow; thin. - Car-doons, sow, b. - Cauliflowers, take glasses from; sow the late variety for autumn use. - Celery, sow, b.; prick out; plant out; water; leave for seed. Chamomile, plant. - Chervil, sow; leave for seed. - Chives, plant. - Coriander, sow; leave for seed. - Cress, sow; (Water),plant. - Crops, failed, replace forthwith. - Cucumbers, prick out; plant out; attend to forcing. - Dill, sow, and plant. - Earthing-up, attend to. - Endive, sow, e.; leave for seed. - Fennel, sow and plant. - Finochio, sow; clean. - Hot-beds attend to; linings, etc. - Hyssop, sow and plant. - Kale, (Sea,) attend to blanching, etc. - Kidney-Beans (dwarfs), sow, b.; (runners) sow. - Lavender plant.
Leeks, sow; thin; leave for seed. - Lettuces, sow; plant out; tie up. - Marigolds, sow. - Marjorams, sow and plant. - Melons, sow, b.; prick out; ridge out; attend to forcing; thin laterals. - Mint, plant. - Mushroom-beds, make, b.; attend to those producing. - Mustard and Cress, sow; leave for seed. - Nasturtiums, sow, b. - Onions, weed, etc.; sow for planting again in spring); (Welch), leave for seed. - Parsley, sow; leave for seed; (Hamburgh), thin. - Parsnips, thin, etc. - Peas, sow; top those blooming. - Pennyroyal, plant. - Pompions, sow, b.; ridge out, b. - Potatoes, plant, b.; hoe. - Purslane, sow; leave for seed. - Radishes, sow; leave for seed. - Rape, tor salading, sow; (Edible-rooted), sow, e, - Rosemary, plant. - Rue, plant. - Sage, plant. - Salsafy, thin, etc. - Savory, sow and plant. - Savoys, sow, b.; plant; prick out. - Scor-zonera, thin, etc. - Sorrels, sow and plant. - Spinach, sow; thin; leave for seed. - Tansy, and Tarragon, plant. - Thyme, sow and plant. - Tomatoes, plant out. - Turnips, sow; thin. - Turnip-Cabbage, sow. - Watering, attend to in dry weather. - Weeds, destroy as they appear.
Artichokes, winter, dress. - Asparagus-beds, dress; plant; to force; attend to that in forcing. - Beet, dig up for storing. - Cabbages, remove to winter quarters. - Cardoons, earth up, b. - Carrots, dig up and store, b. - Cauliflowers, attend to, under glasses, etc. - Celery, earth up. - Coleworts, plant. - Composts, prepare. - Cucumbers, attend to, in forcing. - Drain vacant ground. - Dung, prepare for hot-beds. - Earth-ing-up, attend to. - Endive, blanch, etc. - Garlic, plant, b. - Herbary, clean, etc. - Horse-radish, dig up and store. - Hot-beds, make for salading, etc. - Jerusalem Artichokes, dig up and store. - Leaves, &-c, continually clear away. - Lettuces, plant in frames; attend to those advancing. - Mint, plant; force in hot-bed. - Mushroom Beds, make; attend to those in production. - Onions, in store, look over; plant for seed, b.; - Parsley, cut down, b. - Parsnips,dig up and store, b.; leave or plant out for seed. - Potatoes, dig up, b. - Radishes, sow, in hot-bed. - Salsafy, dig up and store. - Savoys, plant for seed, b. - Scojrzonera, dig up and store. - Seeds, dress and store. - Shallots, plant, b.; sow in hot-bed. - Spinach, thin, etc. - Thinning, attend to. - Trench, ridge, etc, vacant ground. - Weeds, destroy continually.
Angelica, sow. - Aromatic pot-herbs, finish gathering. - Artichokes, break down. - Balm, plant. - Beans, earth up, etc, e. - Borage, sow; thin advancing crops. - Burnet, plant. - Cabbages, sow, for autumn and spring plants; earth up advancing; (Red), are ready for pickling. - Cardoons, earth up. - Carrots, advancing, thin. - Flowers, sow for plants to preserve under glass during winter. - Celery, earth up. - Chervil, sow. - Coleworts, plant out. - Coriander, sow. - Corn Salad, sow. - Cress (American), sow, b.; (Water), plant. - Dill, sow. - Earthing-tip, attend to. - Endive, plant; attend to; blanch, etc. - Fennel, plant. - Finochio, earth up. - Herbary requires dressing, b. - Hoeing, attend to. - Hyssop, plant. - Jerusalem Artichokes, take up as wanted, e. - Kidney Beans, earth up advancing, b. - Leeks, plant, b; attend to advancing. - Lettuces,sow for autumn and spring planting. - Mint, plant. - Mushroom-Beds, make; Spawn, collect. - Nasturtium-berries, gather as they become fit. (Potato), take up for storing. - Orach, sow. - Parsley, cut down. - Peas, hoe, etc. - Pennyroyal, plant. - Pot Marjoram, plant. - Radishes, sow, b. - Rhubarb, sow. - Sage, plant. - Savory, plant. - Seeds, gather as they ripen. - Small Salading, sow. - Sorrel, plant. - Spinach, sow, b. - Tansy, plant. - Tarragon, plant. - Thyme, plant. - Turnips, sow, b.; hoe advancing.
Angelica, sow. - Asparagus - beds, dress, e.; for forcing, plant. - Balm, plant. - Beet take up for storing, e.; Borecole, plant, b.; earth up, etc. - Burnet, plant. - Cabbages, prick out, etc.; plant for seed. - Cardoons, earth up. - Carrots, take up to store. - Cauliflowers, prick out in frames. - Celery, earth up. - Chives, plant. - Coleworts, plant. - Cress (Water), plant. - Cucumbers, plant to force. - Dill, sow. - Dung, prepare for hot-beds. - Earthing-up. attend to. - Endive, attend to; blanch, etc. - Fennel, plant. - Garlic, plant, e. - Herbary, dress. - Horse-Radish, plant. - Hyssop, plant. - Jerusalem Artichokes, stir, e. - Leaves, fallen, remove continually. - Leeks, plant, b.; hoe, etc, advancing crops. - Lettuces, prick out, e. - Mint, plant. - Mushroom-beds, make; attend to those in production. - Nasturtium Berries, gather as they ripen. - Onions, attend to those in store, plant for seed. - Parsley, cut down, b.; (Hamburgh), is fit for use. - Parsnips, take up for storing, e.; leave or plant out for seed. - Pennyroyal, plant. - Potatoes, dig up, e. - Rhubarb, sow. - Rosemary, plant. - Rue, plant. - Sage, plant. - Salsafy is in perfection; take up for storing. - Savory, plant. - Savoys, plant for seed. - Scor-zonera is in perfection; take up for storing. - Seeds, gather as they ripen. - Shallots, plant, e. - Small Salading, sow. - Spinach, thin, etc. - Stir between rows of plants. - Tansy, plant. - Tarragon, plant. - Thinning, attend to. - Thyme, plant. - Turnips, plant for seed; hoe young crops. - Vacant ground, trench, drain, etc.
 
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