... have the manure compler :ly incorporated with the end than to cow or plant Immediately after Ground for pm; been, onions, cauliflowers. aud heocolis must be Liberally and deeply red. not the quarters for onions into four-feet bide, end mt.. the I d incbm ...

... called the Autumn Giant and First Crop cauliflower, the later varieties the New Late Queen and the Self-protecting Autumn broccoli. The chief district in the kingdom is Cornwall, where the early crops of cauliflower are grown in competition with that sent ...

... and slugs at a distance, but also strengthens Sold in bottles. Se, &4e by all Chemists. their growth. Draw the lights off Cauliflowers in * NOTICE .-THE TESTIMONY OF MEDICAIt . 6 .' 1 GENTLEMEN AND THE PROFESSIONAL PROW frames every fine day, and give air ...

... Live fowls, from 4s to 5s per couple, Fruit and veget bies—a] pies, 8d to 10d per quar- ter rhubarb, 5d to 6d per bundle cauliflowers, 3d to 3d per head potatoes, from 7d to 9d per quarter. Butchers' (prime joints only quoted), beef, 8 [ to lOll; wether ...

... *own in ten ~, three w.eks'Aime. Sreb of all kinds of Greens slay lw sown now, as well se hr. Give an abundance at sir to Cauliflower plants in frames, and prepare a net bit of ground for planting them in as soon as it is to so. Wherever the groand is dry ...

... Fillet and Lois of Boiled rtmkey, Roast Turkey, Tongues. Chickens, Cheek. of eer. Pork. Rabbit Pies, Now Poisson, Leeks, Cauliflowers, Sprouts, Kale. Ri David's and Phim Peddings, Trite Tipsy. Cakes. Apple, iihuharb, and Tart.. Blase maw, custards. filoustster ...

... GARDEN SEEDS. Beans. Leek. Brocoli. Lettuce. Brussels Sprouts. Mustard. Cabbage. Onions. Carrots. Parsley. Cauliflower. Parsnips. Celery. Peas. Cress. Radish. Cucumber. Spinach. Endive. Turnip. POTA . fOE SEEDS. Ashleaf Kidney. Magnum Bonum. Gloucestershire ...

... between each. In anticipation of the requirements of the farm we recommend the growth of plants of all the best varieties of cauliflower, also early and late broccoli, early and late sorts of market and cattle cabbages, as well as kohlrabi, Thousand-headed ...

... commenced growing. Asparagus beds may, if the weather is suitable, be lightly forked over, and the alleys prepared fur Cauliflower plants. These plants though fairly hardy from the freedom of giving air, are as yet small and should not be planted out ...

... GARDEN SEEDS. Beans. Leek. Broccoli. Lettuce. Brussels Sprouts. Mustard. Onions. Cabbage. Carrots. . Parsley. Cauliflower. Parsnips. Celery. Peas. C Radish. Cress. Cucumber. Spinach. Endive. Turnip. POTA . +V SEEDS. Ashleai Kidney. i Magnum Bonum. Gl ...

... loamy soil, from two to arm feet deep ;arid when planting, the roots should be put in at liaM two feet apaetaargi way. The Cauliflower plants that have been kept ender all the winter should now be planted Tag body of by th. jj Bridge tr..a w.a futtud Sattuday ...

... GARDEN SEEDS. Beans. Leek. Broccoli. Lettuce. Brussels Sprouts. Mustard. Cabbage. Onions. Carrots. Parsley. Cauliflower. Parsnips. Celery. Peas. Cress. Radish. Cucumber. Spinach. Endive. Turnip. POTATO SEEDS. Ashleaf Kidney. Magnum Bonum. Gloucestershire ...