... Sow a little green Kale, Savoys, Brussels. Sprouts, Broccoli, Parsley, according to the de- mand for it. Radishes and small salad must not be forgot- ten. TransplantCauliflowerstoa warmsituation. Shallots and Garlic should be set. Make any additions required ...

... tbe season is ao for advanced to render an addition no longer raqnisite. In such bed this yon may fores strawberries, grow salads, strike catting*, and forward tender annuals, Dahlias mate be put la once.—/?. B. ...

... them. Bo* a little green kak. Bar o yß.brunel sprouts,broccol i, parsley, according to the demand for it. Badifthes and small salad must not toi ...

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... borders design- ed for its cultivation are seldom at liberty at this season. Sowings of Turnips, Spinach, Lettuces, and other salads should be regularly made once in two or three weeks; asow- ing should also be made of Carrots and Onions for using in a young ...

... to dig in weeds than to hoe. Broad Beans must be topped in suc- cession. A little Black Spanish Radish, Chervil, and Corn Salad may be sown shorty. The Celery beds should be planted speedily-as fast as land comes to hand. If the plants get gross where ...

... when they *mlle with dcllirhl. and proclaim ll •* e->rkad. They bint their cuspielonklhe neat morning that the •* lotietcr salad nearly all boilad *oh-.“ I Insinuate a doubt a* to whet tier the nuiskian* were perfect tune during the last quadrille. These ...

... that turnip* for Octolar and Novel ; alill it remaina to inaure conlinuoua of caulifiowrr and aniomn broccoli ; alao a (oil i salad a. The Cape broccoli#*, alihongb apt to a amongat the most useful for the certain rupp houar, provided the family are reaideol ...

... Brown Dutch Lettuce should be got in without delay. The cultivation of Water- cress should not be omitted in the series of salads; a damp, shady border is not unsuitable, but wherever the advantage of a small stream is possessed, preference should be given; ...

... the habitats the common primrose. KITI'HKN OSKOEK AND ORCHARD- ttls fresh l•••r•. Attend stld to dne provision of aiitamn salads. Tbe caaliflowers lettuc-s, cshl>agrs,&- . ...

... long and naplaneent lash of healing avidence that mailer. The landing th* evidence for pm—r camairncad on A large number have salad _ about forty, aland aeroral of are from Kdinborgh. The hmaring the ovidanaa for defence has been poatpanrd for tan days, at ...

... delight in tlie plain unadorned, simple roast fop the game course, the greater c-midicstiuu of rnfrfr, the sublimities of salad worthy the immortal gods, your rpicunsm, it of l.ucullsn magnificence, will complete. C. N. into llm ■RUinout coun- gift August ...