... 1,1. per hunch; cu- cumbers, Id. to 3d. each; let'uee, 61. per doxm cetery, Is. fid. per dozen cabbage, fid. per doz m cauliflower*, 9 1. per dozen apples, 0!. to 8d. per qr. pears, 10d. to Is. per qr.; plums, fid. per qrt. damsons, 4d. per qrt. peaches ...

... turnips, Id. per bunch; cucumbers, Id. to 3d. each; lettuce, 6d. per dozen; celery. Is. 6d. ditto; cabbages, 6d. ditto; cauliflowers, 9d. per qr.; apples, 6d. to Bd. ditto; pears, lOd. to. Is. ditto; plums, 6d. ditto; damsons, 4d. per quart; peaches. Is ...

... ground purple and white brocoli, within • few ioches of their lower lea.es, letting their beads ems the north. Transplant cauliflowers, cabbages, garlick, *halo* black seed, Com and Bath lenders on ler frames lay up cane& and potato*. Monld up cardoon• and ...

... .KITOCER GARDEN. . ' Let the autumn-sown onions, cabbages, cauliflowers, and lettuces, be protected from' thsi ravages of snails, by dusting them with' ?? iTh, 3uallest of I the cauliflowers hot planted in - Ildlightsliould be. planted in a cold frame ...

... roams GA/IDS/I.—Let the eutumn.enwn onions, cabbages, cauliflowers, and lettuces, be p r ot ec ted from t h e ravagn of snails, by dusting them with lime and soot. Ihe smallest of the cauliflowers not planted in hand. lights should be planted in a cold ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN. the autumn-sown Onions, Cabbages, Cauliflowers, and Leliuces, protected trom the ravages ■*! snails, ' dusting them with lime and soot. The smallest ol the Cauliflowers not planted hand-lights should be planted a cold frame, where they ...

... to Carduons, ihe earthing of which should be completed, if possible, the end of ibis month. If ot the autumn Broccoli oi Cauliflowers there is a considerable quantity of fields ready fur use, a part of them should be laken and laid under ihe shade a north ...

... earthlig of whtichl should be conipleted, int if possible, hiy thle end or thlis aonthi. If of the autumin foe broccoli or cauliflowers there is a consinlernabl quantity of senals ready for ulse, a hart of dtem should be takeni u1 andI laid in unsler the ...

... that they Nvill gladden us up dig again another season with their noble flowvers. ha 'Y f. KiITUIN GAl1DEN. mi -y- Let Cauliflowers, under handlights, have all the air tli fbI, possible, protecting them only from frost, rain, and fai jI. very cold winds ...

... KITCHEN GARDEN Lot Cauliflowers, under handlights, have all the air possible, protecting them only from frost, rain, and very cold winds. The lights should be quite dosed during severe weather only, and the tops should be tilted in wet; but during fine ...

... previous to finally covering with soil. DaAlias.—rake care of the roots, and stow them in a rather dry place. GARDSR.—Let cauliflowers, under handlights, have all the air possible, protecting them only from fruit, rain, and very cold winds. The lights shout ...

... certainty, by sowing in boxes or turves early in spring, and planting them out with a slight shelter towards the end of March. Cauliflower* should be examined every three or four days, and those which have arrived at maturity, if not required for immediate use ...