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... 4a68 to 54 lid pr pigeons 7d each ; apples le to .1a pr st. ; pears 10d. to 2s. 6d. per at.; Red Cabbage 3d to 4d each; Cauliflowers I. 6d to 3s Od per dos.: French beans ls per atone. Potatoes 6d to 7d per atone. O'TLEY, Friday. Beef 10d; mutton veal ...
... of vegetables, R. Hutchinson ; 2. J. Gould. Round potatoes, B. Hutchinson ; 2, J. Gould. Kidney potatoes. R. Hutchinson. Cauliflowers, R. Hutchinson; 2, J. Gould. Peas, 2, R. Hutchinson. Beans, R. Hutchinson. French beans, J. Gould. Carrots, R. Hutchinson ...
... Milner. Cabbages, Jos. Dibb; 2, A. H. Chi) ton ; 3, Joe. Powell. Red cabbages, Wm. Myers; 2, Geo. Newbould ; 3, John Thorpe. Cauliflowers, John Thorpe. Peas, Jos. Powell; 2. Win. Harper; 3, J. Tyreman. Broad beans. J. Tyreman ; 2, W. Harper ; 3, J. Thorpe. ...
... Broad beaus. Miss liolroyd ;2, J. Hill. Scarlet runners. 0. Young; 2, J. Hill. 11.-d cabbages, J. Bearpark; 2, S. Bearpark. Cauliflowers, A. Walker; 2, G. Young. Sound potatoes, Mr. Allan by ; 2,J. Grant. Kidney potatoes, J. Grunt ; 2, G. Young. Carrots, Mr ...
... ; 2. B. T Woodd. White celery, Mr. Hutchinson ; 2, Mr. B. 'l'. Woodd. Bed celery, Mr. d. T. Woodd ; 2, Mr. Hutchinson. Cauliflowers, Mr. B. T. Woodd; 2, J. Gould. Peas, Mr. Matson; 2, Mr. Wallis. Kidney bean.. S. Naylor; 2. Lady Hawke. Scarlet runners ...
... the people to produce real food, not delicacies and appetiser*. The whole the Braaeica family, which comprises cabbage, cauliflower, savoy, kale, flowering broccoli, and Brussels sprouts are all genuine foods. Peas and beans are extremely nutritious. Carrots ...
... flowering. They should be given coo frame may sow variety of seeds now. treatment at first, but when the too” [Cabbage, cauliflower. Brussels sprouts, comnmnee to run round the pot sides tW7 On Friday Mr. Peacock, the manage 7, savoys, kale, and lettuce ...
... saturated. Ha> is a great mistake. More harm fun good done working amongst waterlogged soil. Seed cabbage, Krowels sprouts, cauliflowers, etc., abculd be sown immediately the soil is in fit state receive it, and if cold frame is available for the purpose no ...
... first year they will fruit much more freely in subsequent years. Readers who followed our advice regard to sowing cabbage, cauliflowers, lettuce, &c„ cold frames should now have good show of seedlings. Theao subjects are all practically hardy, and this fact ...
... srocaeda VEGETABLES. —CAULIFLOWER. As a tks colUvAtion of the t&ullflover. it m*y bo soid thot it U ono of greodioot plants in tho garden. ii generally supposed that stiff, heary ■oil is required to grow it well, bat in Holland cauliflowers are grown sand, ...
... protection from cold winds, and the work of earthing is simplified. Brussels sprouts should planted about 30 inches apart, cauliflowers inches, savoys and cabbage 18 inches. These may taken as the minimum distances, with the distinct understanding that allowing ...
... evening, and give a good watering immediately. Syringe daily until tho plants are established in their new quarters. Examine cauliflower plants when planting and discard any that are ‘‘blind,” that is, any that not showing young leaves springing from the heart- ...