... THB CAULIFLOWER. This very delioioM Vegetable is to be grown with little difficulty as cabbage, but as is far more tender, we cannot so readily keep up succession: and it is considered sufficiently valuable to warrant us in using frames and hand glasses ...

... PINE CAULIFLOWERS. A very superior cauliflower has been left at this office, grown in the gardens of J. G. St. Leger, Esq., Uathmincs House. It measures 14 inches in diameter. The plants were autumn sown, and stood out the winter and spring in the ground ...

... CAULIFLOWER LEAVES AS MANURE. Sir —lf you approve of the following method of making manure, which is from very old and experienced gardiner, I would not wish it to be lost to the public:— Cauliflower leaves, when placed in a cistern water for three months ...

... and stalls 7 26( Cattle, gorse for .. .. 265 Cauliflowers injured at the roots grubs? .. 264 Cereal crops, early samples of .. ~ ~ Comfrcy ? 264 Couch-grass 7 .. ~ Cow, death of a? 264 Cow's udder, lump in a 7 Crops on fallow? .. 264 Dog, diseased 7 ...

... early sorts of cabbages, for cole worts; Savoys; cauliflowers, for late use; celery, for full crops; endive; lettuce, in succession; and leeks. Earth celery, cardoons, endive, &c., to blanch ; and cauliflowers, broccoli, cabbages, late peas, &c. Sow cabbages ...

... tomatoes in heat. Plant asparagus, potatoes, successional crops of cabbages and cauliflowers; celery and lettuces on warm borders; and all seedling cabbages and cauliflowers into nursery beds. Protect all newly planted crops and early peas with green spruce ...

... Plant out asparagus; plant potatoes, successional crops of cabbages ami cauliflowers ; celery and lettuces on warm borders; and plant out all seedling cabbages and cauliflowers into nursery beds. Protect all newly-planted crops and early peas with green ...

... variety to sow now. riant borecole, broccoli; early cabbages thickly, for coleworts ; cauliflowers and celery; endive and lettuce, fur successions. Earth up celery, cauliflowers, cabbages, &c., in dry weather. Supply water plentifully all crops in dry weather; ...

... GARDEN. Clear away all decayed stems and leaves. Pay attention to blanching celery and endive when the ground is dry. Save cauliflowers from frost or heavy rain, by bending some of the leaves over them. Take beet, carrots, and parsnips; clean and dress off ...

... rhubarb, for successional supply; cut all cauliflowers and broccoli fit for use, hanging them by the heels in cool sheds or cellars. Earth-up early cabbages. Sow peas and beaus. Pay attention to the cauliflower plants in pits and frames, giving as much ...

... plant edgings, and stir the surface between the growing crops when the land is dry. beaus on warm borders, cabbages and cauliflowers in frames, carrots in hotbeds for early use, lettuce, celery, and small salading in frames. Plant cabbages for succession ...

... early and late broccoli for main crops ; cauliflowers in rich soil; celery in rows for blanch ; prick out late sowings of celery in beds of rich soil for 1 ite planting ; canh-up beans, early celery, cauliflowers, cabbages, and potatoes; earth and stake ...