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... a ready prey to ease of green crops such as cabbage, to the present I am going insect pests and severe weather. If the cauliflower, Ac., the spare leaves may, alM health. The weather cuttings arc infested with greenfly they . and used later as manure ...
... and the descriptions given are intended * to impress the reader. It would be' foolishness to discard variety of pea' or cauliflower that had served us well' simply because seed catalogue con- 1 tamed description of some other' variety said to better. From ...
... until frost cuts them down. Chops. Hardy border plants that have finished flowering may have the flower stome Late cabbage, cauliflower, savoys, and jemoved, and every effort should be Brussels sprout, are all promtsmg w*ll. made to kce the garden as tidy ...
... be reserved (or that purpose. bare sprouts large enough to gather now. but it would bo folly to gather them and _ leave cauliflowers and cabbage in the Allotment Gossip. ground. The latter soon deteriorate^ Q morally speaking the new allotment whilst the ...
... and of course intending purchasers who place their orders in good time will stand the best chance of securing supply. Cauliflower and scarlet runner seeds are likely to be very scarce. Next give gene roue dressing of stable manure, and follow by turning ...
... proceeds. Keep all crops scrupulously clean. Dead and decaying leaves roust removed frequently, especially from late cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and similar crops. The loaves may lie saved and used manure. The Flower Carder, Tender bedding plants ...
... nourishing dish. Boil together ilb. each of carrots, parsnips and potatoes, including if you can, a small leek and a few sprigs cauliflower, or even the stump part as well Dice the vegetables and add ilb. of cooked Pinto beans. Make a smooth cream sauce with i-plnt ...
... so liable to bolt in dry weather as transplanted lettuces. seed bed should now be pre- pared for such crops as Cabbage, Cauliflowers, Sprouts. Kale. Broccoli, etc. The first week in April is a suitable time to sow. Planting. Nurserymen and market growers ...
... for dinner. Here’s version of the famous dish. It's quite a meal In kself. 2 oxs. corned pork, cut in strips, 1 leek, 1 cauliflower, 1 tablespoonful cornflour. I* pints water, 1 oz. margarine. 21b. artichokes, 1 small cabbage, 2 potatoes (all thinly sliced) ...
... second-hand Coats and Ties stock. Old Fur Coats bought. SEED Potatoes, Fertilise ra, lime, Basic Slag. Tomato. Marrow, Cauliflower. Cabbage, Sprouts and Chives. Order outdoor Tomato Plants now for May and June planting.— Milner's Park Parade and Pannal ...
... three rows across 10-rod plot is sufficient, and it is a good plan to have the rows wide apart, leaving space between tor cauliflowers, French beans, etc. The pea sticks and pea haulm afford considerable protection to these crops from high winds. Turnips ...
... purchase.— Ftulest particulars. Box A 28. Herald Officer h 212 SEED Potatoes. PerUllsers, Lime. .Basic giag. Tdmato. Marrow, cauliflower, Cfllbage, Sprouts and ...