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... their culture needs no f comment. r' I --SMALL SALADING. Small salading is a very useful addition to these things, f | requiring' but to be sown ?? to insure a supply. .I Various herbs are sometimes used in salads, such as tarr- r gon, which is forced in pots ...
... a . . Dltto, Tcrejign.. 000. .0 RECIPE FOR A WINTER SALAD, BY SIDeY SMITH. (rom The he noerQn3tion. ?? Ticetooth.) Two large pwltohs, passed throuah the kitchen sieve, Unwonted soy beeo to the salad vve. Of mordant mustar add a single spoon; Letrost ...
... fowls, 1,650; bread, 66,000 loaves; butter, 390 lb) tea, 200 lb.; coffee, 1,815 lb.; sugar, 3,300 lb.; pickles, '400 bottles; salad oil, 330 bottles; milk, 396 gallons-, nut kernels, 132 gallons; raisins, 83 drums; maccaroni, 1,4001b.; apple-juice, .66 gallons; ...
... prepared foods for cattle, and an agricul- tural show would certainly be as incomplete without his stand of preparations as a salad would be without oil or a first-rate turbot without shrimp-sauce. There is an old saying, that you may take a horse to water ...
... should be prepared after the way of a celery drill, and the manure completely satu- rated with moisture. Sow radishes and small salad.— The Gardener's Chronicle. ...
... changes of weather; and, wheve necessary, wipe carefully the choice dessert kinds with a soft cloth. Place boxes of small salading in succession in any warm house, to maintain a constant supply. ...
... — As soon as the state of the C ground will permit of it, get in crops of early peas, beans, i radish, spinach, and small salads. ...
... dressings of manure, also for celery. If the weather should become dry, water.late cauliflowers abundantly, also lettuces for salad. Mulch trees that have been recently planted. GARDEN.— Layly potatoes will be late this season; but as soon as they are tit ...
... in the house is not less than 80 or 85 degrees. THE KITCHEN GARDEN.-Make further sowings of peas and beans, radish, small salading, &c. ; and look carefully over spring sowings, in order that none may be over- ilooked. ...
... crops have been got into the soil. In the meanwhile, advan- tage should be taken of every spare frame for the raising of small salads, radish, &c., as well as for raising crops of lettuce and cabbage for early planting. W have never known the gardens more ...
... peas planted for furnishing a late autumn supply, and also attend to keeping up a succes- sion of French beans, spinach, and salad. COTTAGERS'-GARDEN.—Let every bit of spare ground be constantly broken up and filled with some kinds of greens or turnips. ...
... should be prepared after the way of a celery drill, and the manure completely satura- ted with moisture. Sow radishes and small salad.- Gardencrs' Chronicle. ...