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Smooth and prickly, are both so well known I need but name it: this herb may be sown in as many seasons as I told you of the Radish, and it will prosper very well in good earth, it would be often cut after it is come up, else it run∣neth to seed presently if it be sown in the Spring time; but it is much better to sow it in September, for then it is checkt of its high growth, and isready to be eaten in sallets when others are a sowing.