... be truly, affirmed, that an Oak or an Elm may be obtained with lefs Trouble and Expence than a Carnation, Cucumber, or Cauliflower. : . Loxnox: Printed for T. Carnan, in St. Paul's Church. yard ; and Sold by R. Bowen, Coventry, — OF ewhen may be bad, ...

... propofed the deferring the motion ull the month of Auguflt, when an abundance of the fineft lamb in the world, green peafe, cauliflower, and all the luxuries of the feafon, would convince the Aldermen, Common - Councilmen, and the whole Body of Citizens, that ...

... forward and backward over the young tumips; lam confirmed iu this idea, by haviog flruck ao elder bufh overabed of youug cauliflower plauts which had begun 1o be bitieo, snd would otherwile have been deftroyea by thoie luicéls, but alter the operation it ...

... kitchén gardens cotirely eating through vhe fems of young ylenss chrcl 1o the carth, patticularly peafe, cabbages,. broceali, cauliflowers, borecole, leutsces, endive. &, In thore, thete s fearcely any vegetable #y famity uie, except oniom, léeks, gaikick,Zand ...

... border, and onions to draw young. Plant ftrawberrits, alpines, afparagus, artichokés, lettuces, early and late cabbages, cauliflowers, l;:rneyfbfllu th::uvc been r:dleg on heat, potatoes for a full cpop, herbs in rao ips, and water, cover the roots, and ...

... weather, new planted trees, fhrubs and flowers, ftrawberries, cauliflowers, &c.; thin all forts ot feedling crops enongh, and in time; prick out lettuces, celery, brocoli, boorcole, cauliflowers, favoys, cabbages, leeks, &c.; earth up potatoes, peal:, beans ...

... and gourds, nafturtiums, capficums, love apples, leeks, celery, cauliflowers, brocoli, boorcole, favoys, cabbages, and other greens, at two and a half feet, or rather more for cauliflowers ; lefs for hrocoli and cabbages, if a fmall fort ; feedli:f herbs ...

... Plant, celery and leeks at six inches; endive, lettuces, and coleworts, at a foot; cabbages, savoys, brocoli, boorcole, and cauliflowers, at two feet, in a rich soil, particularly the latter; water ‘at planting, and P::;t;rav times al'terl. m much rain should ...

... h up, &c. between rows of cabbages; blanch and tinochio, by carthing; endive, beet, and b tying ; break leaves over cauliflowers tare hcaf: ~ing; dress, in the second week, s beds and seedlings; dressstrawberries out of , ifnot done before ; dress ...

... ierfectly dry, and ridge somc earth celery up b@mmhdry ‘nowm,?hardons, brocoli, savoys, cabbages, &c. penm% the mould; manage cauliflowers aud lettuces in frames, &c.; prepare for planting and open the holes ready ; clean, “dung, rough, dig, or trench vacant ...

... destroy webs amr nests of caterpillars, slugs, and snails; weed, stir the ground, and rake lmfs and borders; attend to cauliflowers and lettuces in frames, &c. ; protect and ue up endivc,‘w;\cn dry, to blanch ; procure cions for grafting, except apples; ...

... walks; turn our'ang :l:;ak well composts manures; attend regular ne not hot-beds; nmpropefl stable dung hfl;:: beds; see to cauliflowers dlenuceo; protect and earth-up plants from frost and wind ; stick peas neatly, when abont five inches high; weed and thin ...