... out-of-door cucumber bed, stirred over, will be suitable for August-sown cauliflowers, which shortly will require the protection of hand-glasses. Some prefer keeping their cauliflower plants in small pots under glass. Asparagus stalks should be removed, ...

... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. Broccoli and Cauliflower.—The last sowing of autumn Broccoli and late Cauliflower should now be got in. Former sowings of these should be carefully looked to; see that the plants are not too thick. Prick out some of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... time planting Tulips. Cauliflowers —Before the end of the week sow bed of these; and at the same time pinch of red cabbage seed, for planting out a row or two next March. Spinach—Winter Spinach is always sown the same time Cauliflowers for spring planting ...

... fond of peas and celery, and has but little ground at his command. Routine —Sow a good breadth of Cauliflowers on south border, and you may have Cauliflower late in winter, if the season is favourable; also turnips, radishes, endive, chicory, spinach, &c ...

... constitute the chief supply for the ensuing winter, and the coming spring. Getting out Celery its various stages, Broccolies, Cauliflowers, Brussels Sprouts, Savoys, Green Kale, and a host of other useful things, should be matters of very frequent occurrence ...

... vegetable department, sow either on a slight hotbed or in pans the first crop of Seymour's superb White Celery; also some early Cauliflower, and small crop of impregnated early White Broccoli. If the crops before recommended are not sown, no time must be lost ...

... rotted tree leaves. Plant out Cauliflower, Lettuce, and Onions, Tomatoes, and Capsicums, in favourable situations ; and French Beans that have been forwarded in pots. Sow turnips, radishes, spinach, peas, beans, cauliflowers, carrots for pulling young, ...

... some time; and that Turnips for October and November are in also; still it -emains to insure a continuous succession of Cauliflower and autumn Broccoli also full supply of Salads. The Cape Broccolies, although apt to sport, are amongst the most useful ...

... be got in, on a warm border, and a little Parsley. Cauliflowers may be turned out of their pots from the cold frames, putting feur strong plants under each hand-glass. See that spring sown Cauliflowers do not draw, if raised on heat ; let them be pricked ...

... eggs of insects and other. creatures frequenting pools or. running streams. No vis the best time to plant slips of them. Cauliflowers.—See that the plants for next year are all right; those still on the seed-bed and those pricked out; and moire especially ...