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... be ground potatoes continue turnips endive and lettuce winter Sow American cress on well-pulverised ground this is winter salad Marrows growing freely should all fruit soon fit for use unless of oourse for seed purposes Gather early pears part easily ...

... few after being lifted order their shine if now will make fresh growth during October and afford supply of young winter Corn salad is capital vegetable tbe warm days All kinds of be lifted foliage and yellow Allow the to dry do not keep them exposed than ...

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... white clothes, dress, spit, season. and stuff the meats. As many female cooks prepare the vegetables, he puddings, and the salads. A dozen or more boys hurry the birth,, fish, and joints from the kitchen to the carving- MOM, where long lines of carvers ...

... value of mustard and cress, and we believe there are very few persona indeed who do not appreciate a little of this wholesome salading for breakfast or tea. Persons who own a greenhouse can easily command a fresh supply daily, but those who do not possess ...

... corners of the g ielen, are most useful for giving salads a good flavour. The dandelion ought to be blanched (they are thus prepared and told in many of the Con? Lentil markets as wijancts to the salad). When the your„ leaves of the dandelion and sorrel ...

... To imagine that there is any sport on the road down, and ditto returning. To believe that a heavy lunch of lukewarm lobster salad and simmering champagne can be taken with impunity. To fancy that one can get into a train hound for the Downs without losing ...

... manure and old mortar. LETTUCFB FOR TIIE AUTUMN.—The cabbage lettuces are very useful for sowiog now, to provide a supply of salading for the autumn, as they do not take up much space. Sowings should ba made in July and August. The seed should be sown broadcast ...

... of warm manure over those. Roots of chicory and dandelion put in pots or boxes and place in beat; the young leaves make a salad. Mustard and cress sow in boxes fr. queutis and place is hest. Winter water can fully. and maintain a temperature of 60 to ...

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