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... time partly bearing a very fine crop of Pears. Last week were cut in the garden of a gentleman at Holdgate, near York, two cauliflowers, each of which weighed ten pounds and a half, stripped of the leaves, and were 27 inches in circumference. The match between ...
... either tea or weak chocolate, aud it seems to be more heating. Of the vegetable additions to dinner, green pease, asparagus, cauliflowers, beaus, mealy patatocs. rice, and simply-dressed macaroni, are recommended. Onions and roots of that sort are acrimonious ...
... Britain, Iec'ause we are obliged to cultivate them. Asparagus CVauleifowe iprted fyrom Asia; .Cresses--from Cretc; 11 (C'auliflower frutuDCyprus;. Cbervil froin Italy; Catbbage and Lettuce from 1-Hulland; Feill.e -from Canary Islands; Galieck from the ...
... by fresh during pretty long voyages. It may be inferreal, the .t same mode of preservation might be extended to winter ; cauliflower, brocoli, &9e le. CAnROTS.-A correiponrlent in the Farnmers' Jolt'nal x| says:- Having been in the hahit of growing carrots ...
... accordingly the Management of plants SECURE GOOD PRODUCE DURING THE WINTER, Mr. G. Cockrurn.—l sow the seeds of the early cauliflower in a south border, in the beginning of July, and as soon the plants come up, I thin them out twelve or fourteen apart, where ...
... space of time. The Hay-harvest has commene atin the neizhboarhood of Leeés, as well as in the'Soath, and in, Lancashire. Cauliflowers are so abundant this. season, that no fewer than +0,C00 fine heads were brought to Covent-garden market on Saturday last ...
... Bearing has just discorered, atid maeknown to thle I-1 .r~cition tiral Socriety, ani efrectuial ili)etlaod of preserving cauliflowers for a length of time inl bo~g woold! T1he %vasps this year are shewring early indications of strength And numiber. It is ...
... the poiederert; that to say, the only one the regiment who, despite of new customs and new taxes, clung to the good old cauliflower-head the army, and would more have gone to parade without pomatum and powder than without his sword and sash. He had been ...
... the progress vegetation, there is not of culinary esculents which last year pro ...
... less than the chain of roastingjack. Old Renault, stout young Munster man in a coachman's cauliflower; who, when the plot was discovered, doff'd his cauliflower, and personated in his own proper person *• the duke and assembled senate, —sitting solus ...
... whether the spot to be onTv a seed bed or the final station of the plant. Sow the d fferent sorts b'Ocoli twice in the month, cauliflower once; kidney beans, for afirsr crop, in the lasi week ; also scorzonera, shirrit, and sai if required. Finish planting potatoes ...
... im cottage and with an onjow and salt make a Gue stew ; the pumpkin bakes a few apples or pears. Sow small postiuns of cauliflower, cabbage to be used as . turvip, also carrets aad onious to be drawu young. Likewise pearl and Pinssian blue peas for fate ...