... and get those raised in boxes in heat pricked out in a ivarmrn situation highly manured. After planting out the winter cauliflowers, there generally renrnlasl]a quantity of small plants; tlese, if prickedi out in a cool shady border on rich soil will ...

... of 1l)osso lis of fruit trees. Sow broccoli in beds of ricit ?? in at open situatioii for the maiu crop, and cabbalges, cauliflowers, &e., in suecession. Attend also to sow- ingr smalli breadtlus of Lurnips about once a fortnigbt, Iso as to secuire having ...

... This will detach the ripened leaves, and ?? more sun and air to the mremaineder. KITrcHE G.21 ncThe young seedling cauliflowers, lettlices, cabbages, &C., must be carefully watched, to see they ale not iiijured by slugs; give theem a dusting of snot ...

... peas and early beans; borecole, Brussels sproute, n broccoli, and all sorts of cabbages for Autumnal of and Winter use; cauliflowers, celery, carrots, pars- Fle nips, kidney beans, leeks, lettuces, and onions; or radishes, spinach, and salading once a ...

... National Guard, .. Mr. Harlaud's Bohemia, .2 T S Four ran. Tim STAxD STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 25 added; Kingston Course-Cauliflower, 1; Gasconade, 2. Five ran. TaE EA4T RIDINo HANDICAP Of 3 sovs each, with 40' added; 1 :miile. 16,subs.-Prologue,1; Desmond ...

... Melons, Is to 2s Gd per lb. Veqeqahles.-Potatocs, 7d to ?? per stone; Cabbages, 4d todd per doz.; Parsley, fld per bunch; Cauliflowers, 8d to Is per ?? sorts of medical herbs from Id to Is per bunch. Butchers' Area.-Beef, roasting, 5Ad to 74d per lb.; do' ...

... should also be planted soon. Con- tinne to plant out' celery as ground can be spared arid Ikcep it well supplied with water. Cauliflowers and other Itrong growing'0hings will be greatly bone- ffted hy'an occasional watering with manure. Keep the hoe in action ...

... wheeled upon the quarters for which it may )n, be intended. Covetrcelery with dry litter to protect as. it from frost, and cauliflower plants under handlights, ,at or in frames, should be guarded from damp by ad- all mittiag air on every favorable opportunity ...

... are useful sorts tfh the kitchen garden* Pre- pare for leelos by heavy dressings of manure, also for celery. Water late cauliflowers abundantly, also lettuces for salad. Mushroom spawn should be made without delay. See that fresh planted trees have thorough ...

... insects. Sow broad beans for a late crop, beet for main crops, borecele and Brussels' sprouts onr late crops; cab- bages and cauliflowers, in small quantities, in succes- sion; endive and lettuce in succession; kidney beans and scarlet runners iil quantity; ...

... close early if there is any appearance of frost. Finish pruning and nailing as soon as possible. Pre- pare stations for cauliflowers and lettuces that have been Wintered under glass, selecting a sheltered deep rich piece of ground. It is a very good practice ...

... It generally succeeds best in beds slightly raised. Continue getting out cape and other broccolies, and also some late cauliflowers. An au. tumn mushroom bed may now be made. Strawberry runners should be procured for new plantations with- out delay. Those ...