... and nothing can be raised with greater facility. Sow a sprinkling of cauliflower seed; also hardy lettuce, onion, and small salad. Celery now grows fast; people err much in earthing too high duritg the growth of the plants ; for the mould, if it cover the ...

... during;the: present' yearisandl'hihird 'crop promises to-be in. excellent conditiontfor'!digging-up atI Chrisitmas. iGreen.pea'salad, &c.,are, in astate'of.for- iwardness in the same. garden :(all in: the open sir)iat the' same ?? Journal. ' - ...

... Its 9dh. cost the prinuc cGiI V French kid galaves At 9s.h d. per dozen, n r a th :1! at lls. !tIL. ?? half squa1re, usuhily salad ar IFF. .a i. give (11clif that the whole otthe stock 1filbe ?? ,- mises. Nos I and 2, Lelcester sqlate an, 11 o irer. I r ...

... littery manure, to ward of'f frost. ka Plant the lower ends separately; thus a later crop will be obtained. ry Sow all the salad herbs, and plant slips, or roots, of 'd marjoram, thyme, lemon thyme, savery, lavender, rosemary: S' arsd rue. S.'FRUITs.-Some ...

... speak meanly of Hong Kong, in common vvilt thle otlher islands of thle cluster. It produeo, hlowever, tlley allow, fruits, salads, and as vllriety of whollesomec herlls, ill faoir qilantity ; but thant it lhas no beasts., alnd ofi birds only o1e kinid ...

... If heroceoli fer etutuccn and Spelietg, ciulitlowver, icoas, setond crop C 3 of car-set, epitesgei, tucrnip, letitceo, acid salads. Tue( Vinecs will i lie putsheing freely sooci if Citetetm wernoathler coeticises, iicne Choi prea-es mus hoshoeveel 'Ile ...

... newer preferred vairieties.-Lttuoe: All the better kinds for summer supply; rich, fine soil is the site of' thil fine plant. Salads of all kinds. l'n'rnip to come in after.August. Plant out celery into nursery rows to become strong and stocky. Transplant ...

... wos -Is. to its. pcr bundle. Celery was is. te Is ad. per bnrinsle, rnd cucunsbers weree 2s. to 5o. per dozen. Lerrtices, salads, rind greens generally ivorelislentil'triand cheap. The show ?? and plants increases in borouty arid perfectiosi every aveek ...

... of the lust sowings. Onions: take Dan oip thoae wisich ripen,'anod expose them Ce the sun under a diry the open shed. Sow salad and radish of both sorts. Fruit: collect l'ht and preserve apples; wipe eacla carefully, and keep then ina cool airy room. ...

... chlooses ?? this week, serl snonmo instances on adahice swes demanded. Wle -have however'not odimprevemesit to notice in' Ike salad of ass' goeda. The Leedsbueo uehad lelyira fie qualties, hbut ecarcely. 6ijoyiheiwe I otsogod. Pifotmtkers wore visible change ...

... of every description have been difflealt of disposal, bat wve quote no variation in their value. GARDEN OPEltATIONS- Small salads are host SOWII iti lotgshallowv boxes of light, rich earth, pliced in a vinery, or temperate stove: they grow ia-eta- tifally ...

... 2s Oid per half sIeve, Allnt 6O to Sn per diczen bitticies, Fennel 4n per dozent bitticles, Leeks !)d to Is lid, etid small Salad 3d per puniett Mushirooms were plen. tl'ul at I t lid G er pottle, aisl Trulhes at 3s to 5s per lb. There cvan olso a gnod ...