{ Buy one package “Sutton’s Red Intermediate.” _Carrots_ {Carrots do not like new rich soil. { Radishes may be sowed between the rows; for Sow ½ inch deep, 3 {they will be pulled before the carrots need much inches apart, in {room. Sow carrots rather thick, and thin out rows 1½ feet apart. {weak plants. { Buy one package “Prizetaker Leeks.” Sow in _Leeks_ {March or April, and when they are about half a {foot high, transplant to deep, rich soil, 6 inches Sow seeds 1 inch {apart, in rows 1 foot apart. Plant deep, to deep, 2 inches {“blanch,” or whiten the tops. apart, in rows 1 { Leeks may be sowed in September and transplanted foot apart. {in the Spring. { Buy one package “Dwarf Perfection” or “Moss {Curly.” Soak seed over night in water. Parsley _Parsley_ {may be broadcast if space is limited. Add an {equal quantity of sand to the seeds to help Sow ½ inch deep, {sowing. Throw sand and seeds over the seed bed. about 4 inches {Cover by using a toy rake. When 4 inches high, apart, in rows 1 {it may be transplanted to rows. “Winters over” foot apart. {in cold frame, and in some localities outdoors, if {covered with leaves. _Thyme_ and _Sweet { Buy one package each. Broadcast and rake Basil_ {in the seeds. Sweet Basil grows tall. Thyme {only about four inches high. Broadcast. { Sow broadcast in March in flats (shadow boxes) {in hotbed, or under glass. When 2 or 3 inches {high, thin out. When ground is really warm, set {out 15 inches apart in rows 2 feet apart. Children _Peppers_ {will not need more than half a dozen plants of {large sweet peppers. Buy “Chinese Giant.” { Little red peppers are particularly pretty in the {garden, and are useful for flavoring soup—use {only a half or a quarter of one, though. Buy {“Small Chili” or “Red Cherry.” { Sow about a dozen seeds in late March or early {April in strawberry box filled with rich soil, and {place under glass. Some warm day in May, make {a hill about eight inches high, and after tearing _Cucumbers_ {off the bottom of the box, plant it in the hill. {After a few days, thin out the weakest plants, {leaving three or four standing. Two or three moth {balls in the ground, when the leaves come {through, will keep bugs away.