... plantations of the vegetables in common use-carrots, leeks, onions, parsnips, and turnips; plant out also winter greens and cauliflowers. The hills and valleys now ring with the songs of the feathered tribe. Some birds are busy constructing their nests, others ...

... belonging Lo John °A.Cbasket of full-sized freely-grown ash-leaf kidney pota- toes, from the Bev. E. F. Lewis. Three large cauliflowers fwhich would ba^e elicited admi- ration in the stalls of Covent Garden) belonging to Smith, Esq., of Ashton Court. The ...

... bunch-Mr. R. C. Jenkins Beachlcy Turnips a dozen-Mr. Hailstone, gardener to Mrs. Smith. Carrcts.'ditto—Rev. E. F-Lewis- Cauliflowers, best three heads-first prize, Rev. Canon Mor gan; second, Mr. Hailstone. Potatoes, half a peck-hrst prise, Mr. John W ...

... me yes, dine with me, &c. I'll fry some bread cut rather fine, To place betwixt each chop of mine Some spinach, or some cauliflowers, May ornament this dish of ours. I will not let thee once repine At having come to me to dine: 'Twill be my pride to hear ...

... Onions, (best tress), Rev. E. F. Williams. Turnips, (1 dozen), Mr. W. Fuidge, Bristol. Carrots, (1 dozen), Mr. J. Reith. Cauliflower, (best 3 heads), 1, Captain J. King; 2, Mr. Heitstone. Potatoes, (half peck), 1, Rev. E. F. Williams 2, R. C. Jenkins, Esq ...

... pull up onions directly the tops appear to be withering, or the bulbs will be injured by striking out fresh roots; sow cauliflowers and early purple brocoli for frames, make musltMDnfbeds, take up potatoes for storing. Crown'd with the sickle and the ...

... Large 11 14 cwt. 41s 0d45 5 Od Beans, and early Warwick and Basils per lb take e Put in; attend to cauliflowers, letallow air by night, to har d t e h n e t s h a e s m ile f l o o r ff pla e n ac ti i i i ig 6 o n u e t i d. n ay ...

... 6d. per lb., eggs 6s. per dozen, fowls 9s. each, geese (fat) tl to ZI 5s., apples Is. per lb., oranges 4d. to 6d. each, cauliflowers 9d. to Is. each, peas Is. per quart, shells included, spirits very high, beer Is. 6d. to 2S. per quart, cider 3s. 6d. per ...

... weather will prevent the getting in of the spring crops for a time. Wait till the weather changes be- fore putting out Cauliflowers, Lettuce, &c., wintered under glassy but, in the mean lime, harden them well, by giving them all the air possible, without ...

... rain comes, and plant in rich soil. Spinach, sow once a fortnight, should rain occur, and a milder state of the weather Cauliflower and Lettuce plants, wintered in houses, should be transferred to rich bor- der's, if possible, somewhat sheltered water ...

... per lb. Turkeys 20s 0d to 24s Oil each Geese to 2ts Od each, Hav 12s Od to 15s 01 per cwt. Etfgs 5s Gd to 5s 0d per dozen Cauliflowers to 2^s Od per dozen, These prices seem astonishing, 'and yet such is the demand that produce or farm stock such, as that ...

... in pots for transplanting early next month. Stick peas as they advance, in the immediate space between which plant out cauliflowers, &c., as the former will afford them a slight shelter. ...