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

... 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 ...

... frames and glasses used for forwarding Cauliflowers, &c, will now be useful for Beans, Tomatoes, Capsicums, Cucumbers, &c. Routine. Stir the soil among all advancing crops, earth up Cabbages, water Cauliflowers. Keep tbe Dutch hoe in motion during this ...

... lemons, oranges, aohemenes, potatoes, gloxinias. J. Ackers, Esq. M.P. —dahlias, gooseberries, rhubarb, potatoes, onions, cauliflower. Rev. J. Kocke—hollyhocks, plums, cherries, pears, Canadian gooseberries, American cranberries. The Hon. G. P. Hamilton—an ...

... well hoed in favourable weather, and in every way encouraged. Continue to form sloping banks for planting endive, lettuce, cauliflower, and cabbage plants; and keep those already out hoed and the surface stirred. Cabbage quarters already planted should be ...

... ground. Seakale and succory may be taken up and put in any dark place to blanch. Give plenty of air to young lettuces and cauliflower plants in frames or under hand glasses. ...

... 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 ...

... for them. Cauliflower. —In a short time this will be the best flower in the garden, as country people say; and who would not prolong the succession of the best flower at this dull season .'—nothing is easier than to do so with Cauliflowers ; pull up a ...

... middle seaaon, as the Grange's Impregnated, the Protecting, the Walcheren, and the Cauliflower, must speedily follow, and these again followed the Capes, and some more Cauliflower on a warm border for heading until Christmas. Throw a sprinkling of Endive, Lettuces ...

... few nandfuls of sawdust a ridge over them. This will not do, however, when their leaves are expanded. Sow little Celery, Cauliflower, and Lettuce, and get it forward in heat. Cottagers' Gardens.—l am sorry learn that the Potatoe murrain has again commenced ...