... to the forcing of Khnhar , St-akale, Asparagus, Chicory, &C , and keep a supply, if possible, equal to the demand- Let Cauliflowers, Endive, and Lettuce, frame*, be frequently examined, and divested of decaying foliage; and protect bom the ravages of ...

... Sutton’s Early Goliah, Bnrhige s Eclipse, and other su-2 2 0 perior kinds of Peas; as also the choicest Cu-[ cumber, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Lettuce, and alii other kinds of Kitchen Garden Seeds now general cultivation, for the reduced charge of. .} No. 2. A COMPLETE ...

... degrees is sufficient for top heal. Look closely after Endive in damp weather, and remove all decaying leaves. Examine Cauliflowers and Lettuces in frames, and dust a little quick lime amongst them if it is necessary. Give plenty of air all favourable ...

... used as Coleworts when about half grown. A sowing of one of the huger Cabbages should now be made a frame, and also some Cauliflowers for the earliest spring sown crop, with some more under warm wall to succeed thev*. A sowing of Celery should also be made ...

... |»lanied in favourable situations, in well enriched ground, and protected means evergreen branches. Spring sown Cabbage end Cauliflowers should pm lied oul as soon as they are strong enough, and soccessional sowings made. Brussels Sprouts, Savoys, Curled Greens ...

... replanted every season, wears a very unsa tisfactory appearance allowed to remain undivided nioreKtbaii two years. Forward Cauliflowers should have some good touen dung finked about them, and the soil drawn round ihtir s'ems; if the ground is not over mcisl ...

... which, they afford a slight shelter the yung plants on thvir first appearance ground. Transplanting autumnsown a'-bages and Cauliflowers should finished, and the spring sown ones encouraged. Forcing V egetables : French Beans. —Let these have an abundant supply ...

... selected and laid in under the shade of a north wall ; and shorten the interval between the last of them and the earliest Cauliflowers, the latter should be stimulated frequent applications of liquid manure. they were never In bed. Two of the principals ...

... Vegetable Marrows and Gourds in inch pots, two seeds in each, and place ihem a warm frame. Another sowing should now made of Cauliflower, Broccoli, Borecole, Cabbages, and Savoys, and dost some quicklime over the young plants of former sowings, to them from ...

... Peas, Beans, French Beans, tail Runners, Spinach, &c. ( and salads of kinds; also early Cabbages and atn'ill sowing of Cauliflowers for late autumn and early winter supply. The ground for Spina ...

... well aware of i s existence. All cron', which it lo bring to high slate of periectn.n in short space of lime, early Peas, Cauliflowers &.C., will be considerably bet.enlud l.y being «a:ered with liquid manure; first loosemng the surface m the soil with ...

... delicate aroma along with »h cb their virtues are a great measure evaporated. Continue, as time and space occur, to plant Cauliflowers fur late autumn use, and Bioccoli, Savoys, Brussels Sprouts, &c., for winter. Make a small sowing of Flanders Spinach, ...