... boiler used on Wednesday had connecting branches for vessels containing eight compartments, and in these were suspended some cauliflower, a large cabbage, seven pounds of potatoes, and shoulder of mutten, weighing from five to six pounds. In the oven were placed ...

... may yet be sown for winter and spring Coleworts. Sow Spinach, Endive, Succory, Lettuces, and Turnips. Plant out Brocoli, Cauliflower, Leeks, Celery. Pinch off the tops Tomatoes, and keep their shoots regularly thinned, for if once these are allowed to get ...

... Geo. Watson, gardener to Jno. Hardwick, Esq. Roundhay—2nd Apples dessert, Ist Cherries, Ist Vegetable Marrow, Ist Extra, Cauliflower Brocoli, 2nd Red Cabbage; j Plants—lst Erica, Vestata Rosea: Ist and 2nd Triverania C'occinea; Dahlias—6th Dark Purple, ...

... the lighter crops look as well one could wish, and the late rains have come in time for the. late-planted Broccoli and Cauliflowers, &c. The succession crops are now mostly confined to salad plants, such as Endive, which should be planted out in succession ...

... especially ineffete soils, such as the majority of our kitchen gardens. All the Brass.ca tribe, from the York Cabbage up to the Cauliflower, should be so led up the stem as high as possible. Where such crops are on poor land, a dressing of guano at this period ...

... that be the case, and no plants remain to replace the vacancies, employ for the purpose Walcheren Broccoli. A piece of Cauliflower may now be planted out from the last sowing; select a warm situation. Continue to get out Celery and Endive, and see tbat ...

... stems of such vegetables as are no longer useful to the manure heap, and prepare the ground for other crops. sowing of Cauliflower has not already been made, no time should be lost getting a few seeds put in. Choose the bottom of south wall for the purpose ...

... manured forthwith to receive a jjood breadth of Cauliflowers and the Walcheron, Grange's Impregnated, if true, is most valuable also, as it is of a self-protecting character, and if planted with the Cauliflower it will form complete succession. These things ...

... more left on the seedbeds there is plenty of vacant ground now for them, and they will come in for some purpose by-and-by. Cauliflowers should also got out in time, where they may protected, or prepared for planting under hand-glasses and frames. . ' . Lettuces ...

... be put in. Celery—The early sown must be picked out as soon as they form two rough leaves; the last of the Lettuce and Cauliflower plants should also be planted out from their winter quarters, and if any of the autumn-sown Cabbage remain in the seed-beds ...

... whether in pots or beds, free from weeds, and the surface-soil a friable state. Kitchen Garden. Draw earth to the stems of cauliflowers and peas, and immediately stick the latter. Keep up successional sowings of Peas, Kidney-beans, Spinach, Lettuces, and ...

... otherwise stirring the soil. Weed and thin crops. Draw earth to early potatoes. Sow few Onions for drawing young. Plant out Cauliflower, Celery, j and Lettuces; also Capsicums a warm situation. Sow ; Turnips, Radishes, and Peas. ...