... cabbages; as well as to broccoli and cauliflower. If, therefore, the wild cabbage has sported to a cauliflower, who can define the closest approximation which may take place as regards the broccoli and cauliflower, some kinds of which are already blended ...

... crops of the past season. Cabbages intended for use next summer should now be planted out well manured ground. Transplant cauliflowers ; they will require protection with frames or matting during the winter. Many authorities recommend the planting of early ...

... succession till the hand-glass Cauliflower comes in good sprinkling of (he Cape Brocoli may now be sown; likewise Grange's impreg- . nated Cauliflower, Snow's Early White, and Walcheren; these will succeed the Cauliflower sown February and March Keep a ...

... abstracted the crops of C Se ason. . inten ded for use next summer should now be w jjj well manured ground. Transplant cauliflower.-: **°ter, e protection with frames or matting during the J^ond'. , , authorities recommend the planting of early and r ...

... twice a week over them. Get out all remaining winter lettuceplants ; see to pricking out those spring sown, also cauliflowers. Let the cauliflowers under hand lights receive free watering, or they may '• button.'' The rhubarb buds now emerging may be thinned ...

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

... and training completed without delay. Plant early potatoes, cabbages, horse-radish, and liquorice. Sow cabbages, savoys, cauliflowers, leeks, onions, pars- Icy, peas, and beet. Mark Lane Express. ...

... abundance of air iv fine weather, and remove every thing that has tendency to create damp. . . Omit opportunity of giving air cauliflower plants and lettuces frames and under hand-glasses, remove all withered leaves and weeds, and stir the surface of the earth ...

... attached to prematurely ripe plants. We want new seedlings, and nothing can raised with greater facility. Sow sprinkling of cauliflower seed ; also hardy lettuce, onion, and small salad. Celery now grows fast; people en- much in earthing too high dnrihg the ...

... winter use ; Lettuces, of sorts for succession ; Granges' Cauliflower Broccoli, to succeed the autumn Cauliflower ; Miller s Late White Broccoli, to sup ply the table before the earliest Cauliflower comes in May. This last variety, from its great usefulness ...

... two-year-old, and a quantity of yearling and transplanted Quick. About 290,000 EARLY CABBAGE PLANTS, and a quantity of Cauliflower, Brocoli,and other Pants, ; about °50 Pots of POTATOES ; 40 Pots of ONIONS, and a quantity of Cabbage Seed; together with ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN AND ORCHARD. Get forward the ridge cucumber*, and make preparation for them. Give cauliflowers liquid manure ; prick out celery betimes spread a coat of rotten manure on the bed, and scale it over with stiff loam; tbis will produce very ...