... Plant cauliflower, borrroli, broccoli, Saroy, Rrusaelt sprooia, calory, J, and cabbage Bow salad, radish, endnrw, and tornip and top peas and Leans, as they it. on weeding and thinning, and pay attention to digging, booing, arid cleaning. ...

... winter greens. 4kc. Plant cauliflowers and lettuce* tomatoes under walls, and other sheltered situations. Prepare trench for celery, and plant some for early uae ; also leeks in trenches, similarly prepared for celery. Sow cauliflowers, led aces, turnips, radishes ...

... planted some lime, and that turnips for October and November are io also, still it remains to ensure continuous succession of cauliflowers and autumn broccoli, alsu full supply salad*. A tend well to fruit trees of all kinds Little supettluous wood should, if ...

... although apt sprout, are amongst the most useful for the attain supply of the huusc. rich border should, alr\ l>e prepared for cauliflowers, which should planted immediately ; these will supply the table until Christinas, they are secured from Irost. also, most ...

... ORCHARD AWD RtTCOEN CARDEN. Keep forward lettuces from being injured by Trust, and look sharply cauliflower plants under hand-lights, as well lettuces, endive, and radishes, in cold frame*, protecting them with straw* or reed covers or spruce branches ...

... tin -ly to transplant, for winter and rpn- n*»e ; radishes and smsll in succeeaion. I'lsot borecole in northern aspects . cauliflowers in succession . broccoli for spring use . cahhages, rlossly, to he lrworts ; celery f-.r full and Isle rr p Ksrth op rsiem ...

... this ; and »hc event of a sev*ro w'lifer is difficult to save it by tint onlinarv protection hoops and mat*. lettuces, cauliflowers, dir., in frames, should l*c frctly exposed all favourable occasions. See maintaining regular supply of seaknlo. rhubarb ...

... or luas), can be mixed, and compost fotmed to suit any plant which it may applied. KITCIiKN OAKM.N. Continue to protect cauliflowers and broccoli from ! frost, 4c., and gift abunJauce of air, on all favourable opportunities, to the yoon* pUnta which aro ...

... later than those plaited in February ‘owing of all the winter and spring broccoli be made forthwith. Cape broccoli and cauliflower for Michaelmas may, however, be sown a week or two later. See that plenty of green kale, savoys, Brua| eels sprouts, leeks ...

... camion of lettuces, and get those boxes in heat pricked out in warm situation highly manured After planting not the winter cauliflower, there generally remains a quantity small plants thees, if pricked out a cool shady border rich soil will make seacsaslon ...

... Upmove ell decaying loarea. Sow |>oss and beaua in ' ale saprUk, and small aaladinga, if on > alight Plant early aabf-ag- , cauliflowers, in pola, frarnsa, or und-r hand-gleseva. Kailh-up calery whan dry. but avoid doing while wet. Protect ar’irt.okcs g-*od ...

... beds a liberal supply manure- water, and where there la plenty this at command it may be given with ad- to such things cauliflowers, lettuces, | Keep the surface soil frequently stirred among all growing crops, which will prevent the growth j weeds and ...