... turnips, parsnips, onions, and early cauliflowers, or, for peas, with potatoes and Winter greens, r broccoli between the rows. Autumn- sown onions may be succeeded by spinach, lettuce, &e., and early cauliflower by Autumn onions. Spring- sown onions ...

... a little early celery in boxes on at slight heat. If early Spring-sown cauliflowers and lettuces are forward enough, get them pricked out. Continue to plant out Winter cauliflower plants in rich anid sheltered spots; and get Vinter lettuces out in a similar ...

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... succes- sion of Cauliflowers and autumn Broccoli, also a fall supply of Salads. The Cape Broccolies, although apt to sport, are amongst the most useful for the certain supply of the house. A rich border should also be prepared for Cauliflowers, which should ...

... English acre, and is it a proper time to sow them ?? to 21 bushels: sow now. 3. Give a receipt for pickling red cabbage and cauliflower, and what sort of vine- gar is the ?? or slice the red cabbage finely, sprinkle it with salt, and let it stand for twenty-four ...

... necessary also, in order to follow up a systematic rotation of crops, to keep a cropping book corresponding with the labels. Cauliflowers-As Autumn-sown stock has doubtless been diminished by the ravages of slugs andthe late frost, a slight hotbed may now be ...

... that trees exposed to the wind are secerely staked. When- ever the weather is favorable give air freely to lettuce and cauliflower plants under glass; indeed, the sashes should merely be used to exclude frost and throw off rains, for the plants will do ...

... character are improved by working and expos- ing them to the action of the frost. Look well to the protection of lettuce, cauliflowers, &c., under glass. Some of the strongest roots of early rhubarb might be covered with pots or boxes, and sufficient leaves ...

... securely staked before leaving them. Also get the ground prepared for fresh plantations. Give air freely to lettuce and cauliflower plants under glass; indeed, the sashes should merely be used to throw ofl rains,-for the plants will do all the better for ...

... therefore, that is the case, apply the usual remedies before the evil has proceeded beyond hope of re- covery. If beds of cauliflowers are beonming over- crowded, pull out a few of the larger plants, other- wise the whole will be injured. Bed rr border onions ...

... next month. Pears should, how- ever, be left on the trees as long as the weather con- tinues favorable for their ripening. Cauliflowers- Use these before they get too large, and prepare a shed or pit to plant a quantity on the first approazh of froet. Potatoes-No ...

... manure wheeled upon the quarters for which it mav be intended. Cover celery with diy litter to protect it from frest, and cauliflower plants under hand- lights, or in frames. should be guarded from damp by admitting air on every favorable opportunity, and ...