... savoys, Jerusalem kale, and any others of this tribe which have a chance of succeeding. The growing crops of brocoli, cauliflower, runners, and all others in progress, should have every assistance from the hoe and watering-pot. i'repare a rich open spot ...

... of broeoli twice in the month, cauliflower mice; kidney beans for a tirst crop, in the last week ; also scomonera, skirrit, and salsafy, if required. Finish planting potatoes. Transplant from seed-beds lettuce, cauliflower, and any tuber plants which are ...

... brocoli twice in the month, cauliflower once; kidney bew.s for a first crop, in the last week; also scorzouera, skirrt t, and salsafy, if required. Finish planting potatoes. Transplant twin the seed-beds lettuce. cauliflower, and any other plants which ...

... savoys, Jerusalem kale, and any others tit* this tribe ninth have a chance of succetdlug. The growing crops of brocoli, cauliflower, runners, and all others in progress, should have every assistance from the hoe and watering-pot. Prepare a rich open spot ...

... cookery, and with an onion and salt make a fine stew—the pumpkin bakes well with a few apples or beans. Sow small portions of cauliflower, cabbage to be used as coleworts, turnip, also and onions to be drawn young. Likewise pearl and Prussian blue peas for late ...

... cookery, and with an onion and salt make a line stew—the pumpkin bakes well with a few apples or pears. Sow small portions of cauliflower, cabbage to be used as coleworts, turnips, also carrots and onions to be drawn young. Likewise pearl and Prussian blue peas ...

... cabbage, if former sow ings has e failed. Parsley, and all other sorts of pot-herbs w liicli are raised from seed ; also cauliflower, Brusselssprouts, brocoli, and any other of the cabbage tribe which may be locally suitable or requisite. A first sowing ...

... should shortly be got ma warm border. and a little parsley,. Cauliflowers may be tuned out of their pots frees the .cud bums, putting font elzouf plants under each head-glass. spring -sown cauliflowers do aot draw, if mimed Mt heat; let them be pricked out ...

... especially those kinds which rise high from the ground, should be laid down, their heais pointing to the north. Michaelmas cauliflowers should be saved from the frost, by being pulled up when dry, and hung up by the heels in a shed or calor. l'eas and beans ...

... '' I *. ,l Round Potatoes —Globe Mr. S. R. I*. Shilton 2 Forty-fold \ Lowe, Esq. Brace of Cauliflower* -Asiatic F. W right, Esq. 2 Asiatic A Lowe.hsj,. Cauliflower Broccoli—\Valchenn..G. W alter, Esq. Cabbage— Nonpareil A. Lowe, Esq. Brace of Lettuce—Drum-head ...

... year; this crop requires the particular attention of the cotta Cr. as one of' the most useful crops of the garden. Sow cauliflower about the 20th of the month for the main crop next sear; also parsley and endive. Orchard.—Defend ripe or ripenieg fruits ...

... Sow the (Early White or Stone); also Early Cabbage-seed : Plea out the late Savoys, and sow the Onion, I Strasburgh. Sow Cauliflowers also. Make Musluomn-beds under cover; or you spawn your Melon or Cucumber-beds, by putting lumps of spawn into the soil; ...