... A range of frames cannot le more usefully applied during the winter months tiu-.u tin protection ami cultivation of tender salads, of which desirable to maintain an unfailing supply through the winter. Proceed with trenching wherever requisite ; wheel ...

... of frames cannot be more usefully ap- plied during the winter months than in the protection und cultivation of the tender salads, of which it is so desirable to maintain an unfailing supply through the winter. Pro- ceedlwith trenching wlier'ever requisite ...

... youth la ear aaleeralttoa wIN be laagbl oath leg hostile to bat. were the teste removed, they would have certainly that their salads would aot designedly Imbued with error. Inbto rntlmatlaa. It would bore the rflbet of eanaing couaeatoa with the RataWiehad ...

... pro- tection iwhich it has received from your Royal Ancestors: and to maintain it in the full enjoyment of all its rights salad privileges as by law established. Profitiibg by your Majesty's paternal counsel, eve shall in atl our proceedings endevosur ...

... “to J,*!-. riMto h, M- Rlennnt. Ptoh— of PriHkri Be— to,, end M. Ktolle Girard ; and, al'toagfe Ma ■*7 —d-^to. ihr public salad Maas -hkh, la Franca, will aaka Revolt P»iao»«Ba.— iua Cannes, dated 18th Frbraary tto wlgM .to lack, Ito swall garrtaaa nrarljr ...

... beds. A piece of ground favourably situated must be held in reserve for a sowing of Onions. Sow Radishes, Lettuce, and other salading Collect droppings from Mushroom beds, and give attention to the bricks of spawn in the course of fertiliesa- tion. Orchiard ...

... Strawberries may still be moved if with balls and well watered in. - Fo ow up successions of pease and beans, also radishes, small salads, &c. Water the early slopes of ra- dishes and horn carrots, with tepid water occasionally, and cover them up while the sun ...

... good bed in autumn will keep folks out of their main stores for a long while. Continue weekly sowings of Lettuce, Radish, and Salads. Let a good bed of Endive be sown directly. Much of the smaller spray of Asparagus should be suffered to grow away now on ...

... who can find labour for the process; few things are ofgreater importance, especially in old and hard-worn gardens. Let all salads, Lettuces, Mushroom beds, &-c., have a due amount of protection; and if frozen suddenly, do not permit | I h . I r - o itt ...

... stone and white globe turnips should made this week. A considerable share of should now directed towards securing an supply of salads and other small matters for winter Chicory i* one invaluable plant of which there *h be scarcity ; will do in any spare nooks ...

... Ifet single ornamental exotic* on las be forthwith put out. KITCREM AMD OECHARD. Keep up •sceeuuoti of peat*, beans, spinach,'salad'. Ac. Follow well up (he pricking out of celery. Let the artichoke* thinned, if not done, and manure Ibcold crown* heanlv. ...

... ia manure. Strawberries may moved if with balk, and well watered in. Follow aucceo•sous pease and beans, also raduhes, wall salads, Ac. Water th* early sfopm radishes and born carrots, with tepid water orcaaiooally, and cover them up while the tan ia shiniag ...