... the General Meeting there was 'a fine display of Tiu1Zps5i R canunctuses, and Anemones; several very excellent samples of Cauliflower; and a few specimens of Peaches and Melons. The prizes were awarded as follows For the jest sit Tulips, to Mir Wiliamn Crawford ...

... eaten with the applek sauce? E,'onsrzcsl mode of cuttisg Cins~ljjoos'e.-.Instead of .cut- ting off the whole head isf a 'caulif'lower, leave a part nsa the sixe of a goose!berry, and al-l the leaves ; second and even third hseads wilt be formed, an~d thus ...

... anti th Os they may be eaten for two or three months; sheal at present, by cutting the head completely Off, the bed of cauliflowers is gone in two or three r weeks. An amateur of the fruit-garden will not despise the lfolloiing discovery of a young lady ...

... superior quality, front Sierra Leone- stand ;. John MlPhersen, gardener to John Ogilvie, Esq. Cardoch, Sa d a brace of cauliflower, of astonishing size and quality. Sa Lady-fair was held at Dandee on Friday se'en- ho 1. night. On that evening, in a public ...

... no fruit, but upon the third there are a number . of Ca apples, besides its second blossom. In the same garden, several cauliflowers have been cut this sea. few son, that measured upwards of 30 inchcs in circum. an ference. spi ?? ...

... in the manner it is now se .000 practised. ' When guineas were first coined, ode i s could scarcely purchase a couple of cauliflowers; we pl i;- now produce the best, and by far the greatest quan sp S- tity of any country in Europe, and even export them ...

... jRairtt- I The best English pint of 6eedling Strawberries, to Mr Wil- I liam Beattie, gardener at Scone ut The best couple of Cauliflowers, to Mr Robert Hosie, gar- dener at Lynedoch Tfis secend ditto ditto to Mr John Machray, gardener at *-ErsOl n- The best ...

... tivating asparagius in France, by Dr.Macculloch; 'on the improvement of broccoli, 'by Mr Wood, at New Gardens ; on preserving cauliflower plants, by the same; and on destroying lichens and mosses on fruit trees, by Mr Tlwhilas Bishop, gardener at AMlethven Castle ...

... time partly bearing a very fine crop of Pears. Last week were cut in the garden of a gentleman at Holdgate, near York, two cauliflowers, each of which weighed ten pounds and a half, stripped of the leaves, and were 27 inches in circumference. The match between ...

... Donrild C Md05 etel onllay of Drummeilzier, at Dunse ?? Pti. lips were this year sent in compe- * ycoetoonly fine and large cauliflower ha- I Afronf the garden. of Colonel Cochrane of fi g5e *0 s5ellour6h, the Committee recommend- a f:A, J sedal should be ...

... meeting of the saulciit fraternity of Gardleners of ?? Lothian, and the day fixed for tbe competition of melo'ns; cucminbers, cauliflower, and pinks, a varicty of each were produced, ssgassg hin.ery degree any thing of the . kind. before sitosen, wvhich having'been ...

... by the professional gardeners who examined it to be the largest they had ever seen at this time of the year; a head of-cauliflower, of excellent quality, exactly b a foot in diameter, or three feet in circumference, from Qelr Macgregor's garden at Hermitage ...