... during winter, and the other thinnings planted out March. Sow again a fortnight. Ground previously occupied with early Cauliflower, or Strawberries that require digging down, will furnish good situations. Peas.—Make the last sowing, choosing the earlier ...

... Cherries and Strawberries from birds by netting; thin Carrots, Turnips, Onions, and water Strawberries, fruit-tree borders, Cauliflowers, &c; and if, like myself, you have not yet obtained a good soaking rain, you may learn a lesson on watering, by observing ...

... drills good soaking, and covering on the top with dry soil. Transplanting.—The only tiling that can be done is to prick out Cauliflower, Lettuce, &c, on beds of light soil, with rotten dung beneath, so that they may be moved with balls when favourable weather ...

... Plants. FOURTH CLASS.—X'EOETaBCES. Cucumbers, Kidney Beans, Asparagas, Sea Kale, j Rheubarb, Peas, Mushrooms, Onions, Cauliflowers, Cauliflower Brooch, -Raddishes, Cabbages, Carrots, | Turnips, Spin age, Parsley, Lettuce, &c., &c. ...

... usually practised. Two three inches-off their points will generally be sufficient. I Kitchen Garden.—Plant out Broccoli, Cauliflowers, Savoys, Cabbages, Brussels Sprout 3, and Celery; from the latter all suckers must be completely removed. Sow Cauh- j flowers ...

... War ley, G- Wood: 6, Jackson's Delight, G. Wood. Besides, prizes were also awarded for the best i vegitables, viz., beat cauliflowers, onions, parsley, cabbages, &c. ic. Prize* for the best designs to .Messrs. Crowther, Cocker, Howe, and William, son, which ...

... lower eyes should break prematurely. Kitchen Garden.—Prepare ground for planting out Savoys, Brussels Sprouts, Borecole, Cauliflower, and Broccoli. Sow Knight's Peas; if dry weather continue, the drills for Peas, Kidney Beans, &c, should be rendered moist ...

... are fond of novelties, yon can get them under half-a-dozen new names, all of which may be true enough for ought I know. Cauliflower—Sow very thin, as you can hardly expect to he able to prick our next month, so that the crops must stand on the seed-bed ...

... gttfm development while in the store room, as the hoot bus | produced can seldom be retained. Give abundance ot air to cauliflower plants, lettuce, endive, &c., planted tor protection in frames. A range of frames cannot J be more usefully applied during ...

... ground. good sprinkling of the Cape Broccoli may now be sown likewise Grange's Impregnated Cauliflower,and Walcheren Broccoli; these will succeed the Cauliflowers sown in February. Sow a row of Gherkins if not done. Those raised heat boxes should be hardened ...

... THE GARDEN. Those who have not an opportunity procuring plants had better sow in warm situation a few seeds Cauliflowers, Broccoli, Brussels Sprout*, Large Green Savoy, and Vanack Cabbages. A sowing of Turnips bad also rbe got in tbe first favourable ...

... may be allowed a rough technical term), is when sudden luxuriance is succeeded sudden checks. The buttoning of the Cauliflower' is wholly traceable to the same cause, as also premature fructification in many other plants. ORCHARDING AND FRUIT TREES ...