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... priced; ied*currantB, sd. uor pint: white, 4d. per pint; black, 3d. per pint; cauliflowers, 6d. per head; asoaragus (last samples the season), 4s. per bundle; cabbages, per dozen; turnips, Bd. per bunch; * A sprinkling of artichokes at per head (imperfect) ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... quantity too for the plant+ was ap plied it killed them ; where the necessary quaotitv seemed to have been hit co. the Cauliflowers have been large beyond roneeption.-11..kfihr4rd, of Paudon. ...
... LEICESTERSHIRE. Leicester Old Militia.—Commission signed by the Lord Lieuteuant.—T. S. Sadler, Esq., to be a Captain. A cauliflower, weighing 131b5., the heads of which measured oue yard in circumference, without the leaves, was lately gathered iu the ...
... Vegetable Marrows, will likewise require protection at night. Sow Cape Broccoli, Grange’s Early Cauliflower Broccoli, and the Wtlcheren Broccoli or Cauliflower; also Dwarf Curled German Greens and Portugal Cabbage. portion of the seeds of Turnips intended ...
... few Jerusalem artichokes, beet, parsnips, Hamburgh parsley, horse-radish for present use. Transplant endive, lettuce, and cauliflower seedlings into frames, cabbage into nursery beds. Make the ground very clean : neat winter garden is object of beauty. ...
... taken up and put in any dark place to forward and blanch. Lose no opportunity of giving full air to young Lettuces and Cauliflower plants in frames or under hand-glasses. Guard the former from birds when the sashes are off , and all young crops, from ...
... obtained during the long period of deficiemy which must otherwise ensue. Every means must la* likewise adopted to forward Cauliflowers; th«ise planted under hand-lights will derive some advantage from the protection of a mat in frosty nights. Where hand ...
... of the best forcing varieties. garden.—Plant out Broccoli, Cauliflowers, Savoys, Cabbages, Brussels Spouts, and Celery; from the latter all suckers must be completely removed. Sow Cauliflowers on a rich border, and so as they may be thinned out, to attain ...
... 12 and 6 [extra] cnt Geraniums, 2nd and Strawberries, Mr. Pettitt.—Best Peas, 2nd ditto, Asparagus, 2nd Cncmnbers, and Cauliflowers, Mr. Bntters, gardener to Lord William Powlett.—Best basket of vegetables, Potatoes, turnips, and Carrots, Mr. Archer, ...
... 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 ...