Garden Book, page 39
by Thomas Jefferson


[This page does not include a clear year, but the year 1810 has been supplied to this page. This section of the manuscript volume is arranged in chronological order with the "calendar" pages for a specific year preceeding the "entry" pages for the same year. Because pages 35 and 36 contain the calendar for 1809, pages 37 and 38 are missing from this manuscript volume, and page 40 is comprised of entries for 1810, the year 1810 has been assigned to page 39.]
[1810 ] transplanted come to table gone
warted squash 3rd terras May 7.
grey snaps VIII. May. 9. July 8. they occupy ground 2 1/2 months.
yellow do. ib.
Asparagus bean VII. 12. last dish Oct. 15 2928 = 1. pint.
African pea 1st. blossom. Aug. 8.
summer spinach IX. 9.10 14
ice lettuce 2 Jul.14.XIII.3.
Tennis ball lettuce
Scarlet radish
Ricaras 3d.terrs. 15
White (or Cauliflower) broccoli lower level 17.
Malta Kale IX. 3. 31
Savoys green curled 4 June 1.
Broccoli early purple 5.
cucumber early XI.
Eggplant IX. 6 June 12.
Melon. Chinese II. Westside 12.
Lettuce. tennis ball IX.1.
Radish. Summer
snaps yellow V. intervals June 20. came to nothing.
lettuce Tennis ball IX. 11. 28.
lettuce Tennis ball IX. 12 July 9
summer radishes
Melon. winter. 10. hills Aspar. 7. 9.
Swedish tumeps I. II. 19. Oct. 15.
Snaps. yellow IV 21. killed by frost Oct. 23.
Swedish tumeps I. II. 28.
Lettuce Marseilles IX. 5.
Radish
Endive broad 10.
Broccoli. Roman 8.
Hotspur peas VI. Aug. 1. killed by frost Oct. 23.
turneps. Swedish XVIII. 6.7 Aug. 24
lettuce Dutch Brown bord. I-V
Endive curled & smooth high bord.
Corn sallad XIII.5.S.end
Hotspur peas bord I-V 25. killed by frost Oct. 23
Spinach prickly & smooth bord I-V
Snaps red sq.V. killed by frost Oct. 23
Endive. curled & smooth IX. 7.
Corn Sallad IX. 7
Endive. both kinds XIII. 1 Sep. 1.
Lettuce D. Br. 2.
Corn Sallad 3.
Spinach, both 4.
do. XV.1. N. end
Lettuce D. Br. Stone house
Endive
Corn Sallad
Lettuce ice Aspar. 6 Sep. 15
early scarlet radish do.
Lettuce ice IX. 1. 8.
Cabbage Early York 2.