... Brocoli also for a full crop, two teet apart every way i» not too much. For fine sorts, such as tall larye headed purple, the Cauliflower or Spring white, and the hrge cream colour, may be three feet apart—wait iv all p anting ft r a shower of rain, for '' you ...

... OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. Hoe between Cauliflowers which are Coming to flower, draw the earth round the roots form a basin, and liberally apply water in dry weather. —Destroy weeds between all crops. —Plant out Cauliflowers, to be covered with hand-glasses ...

... —Fowls, 2s. 9d. to le. 6d. per couple, and Chicken, 2s. 9d.—Eggs, for one shilling.—Butler, Bd. per lb.—Peas, 2s. per peck.—Cauliflower, 2d per head.—Cucumbers, each.—Potatoes, Md. per peck.— Strawberries. per quart. —Gooseberries, 2d. per quart I Co Market ...

... different habits are mixed or the sake of appearance, it easy to overlook some important specimen, and perhaps lose it Cauliflowers Lettuces, and 'all fast growing vegetables, V ter ' thisis done iet t be done effectual y. that is, let the ground saturated ...

... more, hoe those already up, and advancing. Parsley, weed and clean—sow more, for it will be better than that sown earlier. CAULIFLOWERS under —uncover, the first thing the morning, and cover the tlast thing night. Sow for a Michaelmas crop. Bbocoli -plant ...

... Gardening Operations for the Week.—Plant out Endive, a small quantity. Transplant Lettuces that are large enough. Prick out Cauliflowers into nursery-beds, to get ade fi >*t,,if necessary. Those Caulir, h- are « ,llu should have the broad aS ° com and cover ...

... 1800 Yar.ls Early Potatoes. 800 Yards of Windsor Beans. T«nh 0 f Long Pod Beans. £ la, '? e quantity of French Beans. Cauliflower Plants 1000 Pickling Cabbage ditto- Acre of Turnips; also Carrots, Parsnips, Onions, Leeks, &c. and various other articles ...

... present number this work, we select the following: A MODE OF GROWING EARLY CAULIFLOWERS. oils Cl'tiiill, Gardener at Dyrliam Park, says,— •« The plan which have practised with cauliflowers these two years past is as follows After the cucumbers upon ridge are ...

... (early white or stone); also early cabbage-seed. Plant out the late savoys, and sow the last onion, Welsh or Strasburgh. Sow cauliflowers also. Make mushroom-beds under cover; or you may spawn your melon or cucumberbeds, by putting lumps of spawn into the soil; ...

... Seven Stars Hotel, Totnes, lost from his garden, in the corner of afield in the parish of Dartington, near fourscore fine cauliflowers ; and on Tuesday night, the tst of May, betweeu 11 and 12 o'clock, three women with large bundles, were seen coming from ...

... successive crops seeds the various esculents each fort night. Mow cauliflowers for Michaelmas, but not till after the 2lth. Sow cucuinlnirs for pickling. Take off the glasses from cauliflowers. The strictest attention must paid to fruit trees, by cutting ...

... produce its work, and not an hour is to be lost Plant all kinds vegetables for general crops, all the cabbage tribe, lettuce, cauliflower, brocoli, &c. Celery.—Prick out that which is large enough two inches apart to advance for planting out. ' Peas.—Stick those ...