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... Borecole for winter and spring use, and hardy Savoys continue from November to March. Transplant Cos Lettuces, Cabbages, Cauliflowers and Savoys. Plant Mint and cuttings of Aromatic herbs.—Prick out Celery plants— Sow Jetie Chunx for a succession. WHAT ...
... image multiplied a huudredfoid the fragments. * « * * * Doctor Paris somewhere observes that the originals the cabbage and cauliflower are iiot in nnc.iitivared nature. A bishop of the present iu?e has no more likeness to a bishop the New Testament and the ...
... quite willing that the duties should performed by other bands, provided it be done faithfully. Cauliflowers. —instead ot catting off the whole head of a cauliflower, leave a part on. the site of a gooseberry, and all the leaves; second, and even third head* ...
... tile whole head of a cauliflower, leave a part on, the size of a gooseberry, and all the leaves; second, and even third heads, will be formed ; hut by the present prac- tice, by cutting the heads off completely, the bed of cauliflowers is gone in two or ...
... from Mr. Holgarth, miller, and a Elizabeth Hm.lUij, found drunk in Dlackfriareate, garden oppoite the mill, was robbed cauliflowers, three o'clockiu the onions, and -fs. The fcllowing night, the orchard Mary Elizabeth Jarkwn for being much intoxicated ...
... spinach and small salladiag.—Plant the cauliflowers sown in Attcuft. Vtomll, wAU§e,s»ieefeye, tofctlMr wttb mlmt, for uicc««ion.—Hoe evcfaUy. vi pUnUtioM.—CKp hedges.—o«Mier the seeds of leek, oeloas, cauliflowers, Ac., leal they attacked the autumnal ...
... from 12 to 25 different sort*, —Catalogue* of which may now be had. N.B. so. in Lots suit Purchasers, small Parcel of tine CAULIFLOWER SEED. I TO SOI.D AUCTION, BY MR. \V. SISSONS, Thursday, September 2b/A, at Ten o'Clock, upon the Premise* of Mr. John Cook ...
... from 12 to ditfereut sorts. Catalogues of which may now had. B. Also, in Lots suit Purchasers, a small Parcel of fine CAULIFLOWER SEED. ...
... dilfereut sorts, Catalogues of wlricr may now % be had. s N B. Also, in Lots to suit Purcriasers, a small Parcel I of fine CAULIFLOWER SEED. _/r TO BTL, SOFD BY AUCTION, t .qt1 VWIeirNs-SoN I ilrlr,. ou 11cr rhrtV ).YPSDJ t'1tr .;t/u utumy udJ' *S'yti, iI ...
... y, held their third exhi- ebition o1;.Monday last, at the Public Rooms, consisting . of Ranunculus, Brornpltn Stocks,: Cauliflowers, &c. tThe Judges, Messrs. Dr. Horner, Wharton, and Lumb, placed tye flowers, &c. as follows:- Premium by P. B. Thompson ...
... : Mr. James Harrison, ‘Egtor.— Vegetables: Peas.—Ut. Early Nimble; C. Richardson, Esq. 2nd. Non-such ; Mr. Wm. Miller. Cauliflowers, best two; Mr. Robert Atkinson. Jurnipn.—Ui. »tone; Mr. R. Atkinson. 2nd. hite Dutch; Mr. John Miller.— Potatoes. —1 st ...
... Ditto, unk Mr. John Dale. ri, Carrels-1. Long Superb, Mr. Johns Willison. 2. Altring- s der ham, Mr. Robt. Atkinson.a the Cauliflowers-I. Wlsito lirocoli. Henry Belcher, Esq. liy Celery-I.- White, Mr. R. Atkinson. 2. White and Red, pi H1, Belcher, Bsq.Il ...