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... —Grapes (black) Mr. Merrick; (white) Mr. Merrick.— Melons (the largest) Mr. Merrick ; (the best flavoured) Mr. Met rick.—Cauliflowers, Ist prize, Mrs. Cumberland, 2nd ditto, Mr. Rider.—Potatoes, Ist prize, Mrs. Cumberland, 2nd ditto. Rev. H. Cripps.—Peas ...
... haves, not weighing altogether half an ounce, has been improved into cabbage whose leaves alone weigh many pounds, or into cauliflower considerable Wing only the embryo of few buds which in natural slate would not have weighed many grains. potato again, whose ...
... Towards the end gel m radish, lettuce all soils, and cauliflowers. Gather ripe seeds and nasturtium lor t i kling. Water seeds soon as put in. Mould up all ro drilled cups, cardoois, cauliflowers, &c. Loosen the hard eaith of onion beds : it promotes ...
... not weighing altogether half an ounce, has been improved into cabbage, whose leaves alone weigh many (loiinds, or into a cauliflower of considerable dimensions, being only theembryoof a few buds which in their natural state would not have weighed many grains ...
... fifteen square yards—one ounce ot parsnip, fifteen square yards—half an ounce of cabbage seed, savov/borecole, brocoli, cauliflower, is enough for a seed bed four square yards—half an ounce ot turnip, eleven square vards—radish, two or three ounces for ...
... of carrot, 15 square yards; one ounce parsnip, square yards; half an ounce of cabt.age seed, savoy, borecole, brocoli, cauliflower, is euough for a seed bed of 4 square yards; half an ouuee of turnip, 11 square yards; radish, two three ounces lor spring ...
... Potatoes.— Forced : Ist prize, Mr. M»ddlemi«s; 2d, Mr. I'tterson. A«faragi'S.— Ist prize, Mr. >anon 2d, Mr. I itc;son. Cauliflowers. —Mr. Utterson. Carrois.— Mr. Stokes. Cvci'mbers.—lst prize, Mr. Barron Mrs. Agg. Dark : Ist and $d priz*«. Sir i'. Morgan ...
... Gillia, Tricolor,'* Mr. Stokes. Tendeb Annuals.—lst prize. Cockscomb,** Mr. Stokes; 2d, Skyzanthus Pinata, Mr. W. Jordan. Cauliflowers.—lst priie, Mr. Mitldlemiss ; 2d. Mr. Early Beans.—l«t prize. Sir C. Morgan, Bart; 2d, Mrs. Huri*ton. Kidney Beam*.— Mr ...
... well modems, at a price little exceeding common plaster casts —Ibid. Horticultural Calendar for Aufust. KITCHEN GARDEN. Cauliflower seed should be sown twice this month, viz. about the 21st and 28th for plants for spring crops. If the seed besown sooner ...
... 2d, *' Ash leaf Kidneys, Mr.Utlerson. Asparagus. —lst prize, Battersea,” Mr. A. Dale; 2d, Reading,” Mr. It. Thornton. Cauliflowers. Ist prize, 44 Miller Dwarf,” Mr. R. Thornton ; 2d, 44 Unostoof.” Mr. H. Thornton. (*AHRoift- Mr. (tenon. ucc *b» ns.—lst ...
... the union cabbage (the best and sweete-t all) a foot, plant from plant. Ourons must thinned six inches apart. Early sown cauliflowers, if there any large plants, should transplanted. Sow a full crop cf turnips, and thin out the plants of the earlier beds ...
... Roses, Stove and Greenhouse Plants, Hardy Plants, Hardy Annuals, Strawberries, Grapes, Pines, Peaches, Nectarincs, Melons, Cauliflowers, Potatoes, Peas, Carrots, and Lettuce ; and toCottagers, for Cabbages, Peas, Potatoes, & Nosegays. ROBERT BREWIN, Hon. ...