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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and common turnip to stand the winter. Now the lime to ridge out celery, to transplant brocoli, savoys, leeks, cabbage, cauliflower, and endive. If yon have not room to ridge out the whole of yonr celery, dig broad trench yard wide, and plant four or fite ...
... at Paria, is the following tice on e shop window,— as lately been decided iq ich was spent, «hite ion was one pound cauliflower was ight of separsted space of ground five feet rown inthe garden of Mr. gin’s bowling green, Toy. NT —Atter the carpenter ...
... which wag in the value of the claim unde hitigaii spent, white shillings and igaiion a3 One pound cen Sfarthin g IMMENSE CAULIFLOWER —A caal.fower Was cut? + 8&3 Friday last, of the extraord: nary weight of sepa from the stalk. The leaves cover a space ...
... oranges in the open brace of Cucumbers, 5s., to Mr. Mitchell ; ditto, grown on ridges, 2s. 6d. to Mr. Barge ; t dish of cauliflower, 2s. 6d., to Sir B. Wrey : six cos lettuces, 5s., 2s. 6d., to Mr. Edmonds ; six cabbage ditto, ditto : best dish of early ...
... potatoes, 2s, 6d., Mr. Bale; best round potatoes, 2s. Mr. Norris ; dish of kidney beans, 2s. Mr. Barge ; three best heads of cauliflower, 3s., Mr. Edmonds ; ditto savoys, 2s. 6d.,Charles Roberts, Esq. ; ditto cabbage, 3s., Charles Roberts, Esq. Extra Prizes ...
... the beauty of my seed-beds, never should we see a parcel of seeds flung promiscuously over the ground. that three hundzed cauliflower seeds will fie in It is probable, a thimble; and hundred seeds ina if you want three hundred plants, it is better to sow ...
... peachs, neetarincs, apricotts, apples, pears, cherries, figs, &c., &c. The vegetable tables were stored with remarkably fine cauliflowers, large cabbages, pea*, kidney beans, oiiions, celery, &c. each so excellent in its kind as to command admiration. In an ...
... Mr. 6 heaviest onions, 2s. 6d , Rev. C. Mules. Edmonds ; 3 best heads of savoys, 2s. od., J. C. Hopkins, Esq. ; Extras.—Cauliflowers, Mr. Griffin; tumips, Mr. Griffin; toes, Mr. Plumber ; savoys, Mr. Booth. COTTAGERS” PRIZES.—Judges, Major Gordon, Mr. ...
... trained, with numerous other very beautiful plants in full bloom. The Vegetable Table presented a fine dis green peas, cauliflowers, cabbages, artichokes, play of potatoes, cu cumbers, rbubarb, &c. &c. The Fruit Table was Tichly spread with pines, melons ...