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... a quantity of ereens and cauliflowers. Bar- Slales Bank would issue their bonds pajable this - ! Sir on to hfs garden Sunday morning, u„trv. well 1-oudon, greatly facilitalc found that a large quantity greens and cauliflowers tradl , -ybere is class ...
... last Turnip (Early White or Slo early Cabbage-seed. Plant out the lato Savoys, and sow the ft Welsh or Strasburgh. Sow Cauliflowers also. ,v Main Mushroom-beds under cover; r -g spawn your Melon or Cucumber-beds, P spawn into the soil; but this is better ...
... do; Mr. Robert Pepper, 2nd baking apples, lst green gage, lst plums, lst cabbages, 2nd turnips, 2nd round potatoes, 2nd cauliflow- ers ; Mr. Jno. Pepper, lst strawberries, lst red cabbages, lst carrots, lst round potatoes, 2nd kidney beans ; Mr. Palmer ...
... long-pod beans, and top those in flower. tadne beans, peas, cabbages, lettuces, spinach, j e, broccoli, and cauliflower. Plant out Cauliflowers, greens, celery, lettuces, and other crops from the seed-beds as the plants become fit. Earth up potatoes, thin ...
... plants not yet removed to their winter houses and pits, should be provided with temporary covering some kind. Plant out Cauliflowers for protection underhand-glasses. Continue to tnrn the compost for Tulips. Keep Auriculas from too ranch wet and sun. Plant ...
... in the Public Rooms, Jarratt-strcet, on Friday last, consisting of ranunculuso*. anemonies, stocks, greenhouse plants, cauliflowers, fruits and vegetables, all the growth and produce of the subscribers, and which may truly be said to have surpassed any ...
... Mr. Eversden. Kidney beans, Mr. Leake; Windsor ditto, Mr. W. Speck. Onions, Mr. S. Stephenson. Shalott, Mr. Vickerman. Cauliflowers, Mr. W. Speck, Red celery, Mr. Leake; white ditto, Mr. Vickerman. Carrotsâl, Kev. Mr. Jadts ;2, Mr. Vickerman ; 3, Mr ...
... water, and before the surface dries, throw a little dry soil over the wet parts, to prevent the earth caking or cracking. Cauliflowers. —What is more vexing than to see a bed of nice young plants of these beginning to crowd each other, and the weather too ...
... AND HARDY PLANTS. FOURTH CLASS—VEGETABLES. Cucumbers, Kidney Beans, Asparagus. Sea Kale, Peas, Mushrooms, Onions, Cauliflowers, Cauliflower Brocoli. Radishes, Cabbages, Carrots, Turnips, Spinach, Parsley, Lettuce, Ac. Ate. .B. Further Particulars will be ...
... beaus, black and potatoes, celery, beet root, peas, radishes, lettuce, carrots, and cauliflowers; second, 10-., Francis lugle, Sicklinghall, onions, carrots, cauliflowers, celery, red cabbage, savoys, sallad, and potatoes. (2 competitors.) W. T. Carrdthsrb ...
... Spring ditto, 2nd Red Celery, 2nd Bed & bage, Ist Cauliflower. Joseph Parkin : Ist and 2nd White Celery, 2nd Savoys I Ist Spring Onion, Ist aud 2nd Eschalotts,2nd Parsley. 1- I Peas, Ist Potatoes, 2nd Cauliflower, Ist Savoys, lsi ''■■ I 2nd Lettuce. M. J. Johnson ...
... three old. 7st; MHb.; four, I31h.; five, 9st. 91b.: six and aged, lOst. 41b.; anares, &c, allowed 31b. One mile. Mr Lord's Cauliflower, (Crouch) 1 _Mr Skerrait's Egret, yrs The Stakes eovs. each, 10 It.,and only declared, with 50 added ; tbe second to save ...