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... white and black; Mr». Hind, cockscomb*; Mr*. Vernon, geraniums (three prize*}, collection of plants, peas and cauliflowers ; Mr. Lynn, collection of plants, roses, stocks, peas and onions ; Mr. Sutton, Irises; C. Lane, Esq., design in cut flowers; Sir ...
... preceding and contemplated future crops. Keep for ward Lettuces from being injured frost; and sharply after Cauliflower plants under band lights, well Ecdise. and Kadisbes. in cold frames; protecting them with straw reed corcrs, or Spruce branches. If ...
... ions of geraniums, greenhouse plants, cauliflowers, and peas. Mr. cut flowers, and roses. Mr. Lynn—collection 1 of plants, roses, stocks, peas, and onions. Lord Camoys—cherries, strawberries, melon, cauliflowers, turnips, cabbage, potatoes, and beans ...
... three prizes ; collection of plants, cauliflowers, and peas Mr. Hunt, pansies, cut flowers, and Qjses Mr. Batten, roses, antiorhinums, pinks, and pansies Lord Cainoys, cherries, melon, strawberries, cauliflowers, turnips, cabbage, potatoes, and French ...
... Wargent—Potatoes and cabbage Wm.Webb, Henley—cherries J. Tullent—Cabbage John King—Cabbage, cauliflower, potatoes, and beans John Seymour—Potatoes, lettuce, peas, cauliflowers, pinks, gooseberries, raspberries, roses, pansies. Wm. Webb —Cherries ...
... 2d best strawberries and cherries ; Mr. Cook, of Crowhurst, 2d best bouquet, peas, and cauliflowers; Mr. Sargent, best apples last year, gooseberries, cauliflowers, collection of vegetables, and 2d cabbages ; Mr. J. Lawrence, 2d best gooseberries *, Mr ...
... sorts for succession ; Hrangin' fault fioicrr Broccoli, to succeed the autumn Cauliflower; MiUer's J/ite White Broccoli, to supply the table before the earliest Cauliflower comes in in May. This last variety, from its great usefulness, and dwarf compact ...
... green peas, cauliflowers, roses, 2nd prizes. J. Neighbour, gardener to T. ethered. Esq., new potatoes, carrots, lettuces, cactus, Ist prize. J. Gray, gardener to the Rev. W. H. Ridley, new kidney potatoes, 2nd class Mr. Alleway, cauliflowers, cucumbers ...
... and Turnips- Mr. Alleway—Pinks, Stocks, Irises, Cauliflowers, Strawberries, Gooseberries, Melon, Peas, Carrots, and Beans. amateurs’ table. Mr. Hunt—Pansies, Roses, and Stocks. Mr. Brooks—Cauliflowers and Potatoes. Mr. Carter—Lemon Tree, Geraniums, and ...
... necessary in the cases of all newly-planted trees. Kitchen Garden. —Plant out the remainder of autumn sown Cabbages and Cauliflowers from under glass; also Peas that have been forwarded in pots; and if the latter have been small the balls need not be broken ...
... tables were not crowded nsnal, but the cottagers wa6 never surpassed. following were the awards:— FIRST TABLE. . Lord Csmoys—Cauliflowers, kidney and round potatoes, and long and short carrots. C. Lane, Esq.—Design in flowers, strawberries, raspberries, cur• ...
... cabbage ; Rev. A. J. Brine, cucumbers: Mr. Hayward, turnips; Mr. Jeffard, cauliflowers and potatoes ; W. W. Rooke, esq. peas, pota- toes, cauliflowers; Mr. W. Powell, peas and cauliflowers; Captain L. Rooke, potatoes and peas. Several gentlemen were admitted ...