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... Strawberries, per thumb of about 12 iir number 0 Cherries, per 0 Pines, ?per pound 14 Gooseberries, per quart- 0 Cauliflowers; eaeh • 0 Cucumbers,each q j q Rhubarb, per bundle •->»>*••- .. j Sea Kale, ditto*-. 1 New Potatoes, ...
... Agriculture, Trade, & Commerce. Economical mode oj Cutting Cauliflousers. —Instead of cutting the whole head a cauliflower, leave a part on, the size a gooseberry, and all the leaves second and even third heads will he tormed, and thus may eaien tor two ...
... originally appointed. preserving Cauliflowers through a great part of the Winter. [ASociety lortu*d SrolUad, nnder the name of* The Caledonia** » from whose transactions we copj the following ailicie :—] As cauliflowers a most desirable vegetable, so deserves ...
... enriching the Soil Gardens by fresh Vegetable Manure By the Rev. J. Venables, ltector ofCerne, Dorsetshire:— The cabbages, cauliflowers, brocoii, potatoes, peas, beans, &c. are plauted m my garden, most others, in the straight rows or drills. Before the gardener ...
... two inches long. i he growth cfcxra! appears to cease whea tW**' no longer ex-josed the washing of the sea. rises the of cauliflower, till its top 1 level oft* highest tides, above which the wot# power to advance, and the oi course no long* l Bl! *' upwards ...
... a'ten'ive observer the can answer for full fitty years. Roses and I,ltt ers in lull bloom, strawberries, cucumbers, P'as, cauliflowers, contribute to deck out and cater this delightful autumn. Both ibe pastures and ! stubbles afford luxuriant and plentiful ...
... gooseberries. '1 hp curranttree was conveyed Irotrt /ante the Venetians, and planted in England the yvar l.V>3. Asparagus, cauliflowers, beans, I'tnl peas, were introduced about the time of the restoration of Charles ll.> The delightful our gardens, flowers ...
... joints—6o of venison—4o of roast beef—three barons—4o of mutton end veal, 160 dishes of vegetables, potatoes, peas, and cauliflowers. sauce boats—24o of lobster—l2o butter—l2o mint. CM dither. —80 dishes of bruited bam—Bo savory pies— dishes of daubed ...
... CAMBRIDGESHIRE tiloutteotaultAL SOCIETY.—thE Tuesday lut the shew for apples, peers, chrysanthemums, asparagus, seakale, and cauliflowers, look place at the Town. Hall, and was numerously attended. The following is a list of the prizes awarded : Table A odes ...
... not weighing altogether half an ounce, has been improved into cabbage, whose leaves alone bear many pounds, or into a cauliflower of considerable dimensions, being only the embryo of a few buds, which in their natural state, would not have weighed many ...
... a dish of least a score, five Money Prizes STRAWBERRIES, if fur Prizes, a dish of at least a dozen, five Money Prizes. Cauliflowers, if for Prizes, dish of least two beads, five Money Prizes. Contributions of Plants, Flowers. &c. for exhibition, will ...
... for Pritee, dish of least score, five 9jC fiurs Strawberries, if for Prises, dish of at least dozen, five money Prizes. Cauliflowers, if for Prizes, « dish of at least two heeds, five Money Prizes. Contributions of Plants, Flowets. See. for exhibition ...