... some time ; and thai Turnips for October and November are in also ; still it remains insure a continuous succession of Cauliflowers ami Autumn Bmcoli; also a full supply of Salads. The Cape Brocohes, nithough apt to sport, are amongst the most useful ...

... and little early celery in boxes on slight heat. It your early spring-town Cauliflowers and Lettuces are forward enough, get them pricked out. Continue plant out winter Cauliflower plants in rich and sheltered spots; and get winter J/ettuces nut in similar ...

... Cabbages and Cauliflowers from under gla*s also Peas that have been fnrwatded in pots; and if the latter have been small the need not ; broken when taken out. hut plunged about a foot 1 apart the ruws Sow Borecole, Cabbages. Broccoli. and Cauliflower; also. ...

... GARDES ASD ORCHARD. Sow Toiimtoes in lieal iliieclly ; Swoet Sweet Moriorura. &c.; ««> y liand-glasses up iromediaiely for Cauliflower in pots ; enrich the stations much, ndilini; tie.h loam also if liand. urn out four sl-onjt plants from the pots —one in ...

... endive, small quantity. Transplant lettuces that are large enough. Prick out cauliflowers into nursery-beds, tn ffet strength ; shade tlinn at first, if necessary. hose cauliflowers which are coming into (lower should bate the broad leaves broken, so completely ...

... reduction of succulence. It is uncommon or new practice for good kitchen gardeners, to throw their overgrown Lettuce or Cauliflower plants the ground, to shrivel before planing tin m I’lants in this stale will endure hard weather belter than those in quiet ...

... succ-ession is requited. This is a good time to make a very in'! sowing, to supply the table through October and November. Cauliflowers sown now will head in November, Hud may then > e housed in celiais, sheds, or outhouses, and continue in use until past ...

... and they should now few, there is little he done; keep the walks and remaining crops very clean free from dead leaves. Cauliflowers r hand-pla'se«, and celery, bad better have some covering. Examine stored routs and secure them from frost. 0. chard. Proceed ...

... of preceding and conlen»plate ...

... constitute the chief supply for tt.e ensuing winter, and the coming spring. Getting out Celery its various stages, Brocolies, .Cauliflowers, Brussels Sprouts, Savoys, Green Kale, and a host oilier useiul things, should be matters very frequent oecunence. The ...

... —Plant out Cape and Grange’s early white from the first sowing; these will come in usefully autumn, supply the place of late cauliflowers, if the season unfavourable the Brussels Sprouts.—-A few rows these, and likewise of borecole sown at the same time, should ...

... rabbits have a dislike to treading upon newly turned seil; I thought I would give the thing a trial. Five rows of young cauliflower plants were put ia where rabbits were known lobe; the pltnts were allowed to remain undisturbed for the first two nights ...