... GARDEN AND FIELD. With Hints on Poultry and Stock. By COUNTRY COUSIN. Early Cauliflowers. One of the most popular ot vegetables is un- doubtedly the cauliflower, and our illustration will convey a ood idea of what a really good, well- grown specimen is ...

... Flower Also, for It extra, 1 packet each Mustard, Cress, Beet, Pickling Cabbage, Borecole or Brussels Sr routs. Leek, Cauliflower, Golden Ball Turnip and With every 2s 6d percel we will send two Grand Novelties—» packet of Invincible Marrowfat Peae llarce ...

... plantations. CARROTS Stored crops should be .uued with view destroying young growths and removing nn- sound specimens. CAULIFLOWERS Sow in boxes a gentle hot-bed, or under cool frame in sunny, warm corner, using ounce seed to four square yards of soil ...

... suitable art'S^iftls. Potatoes require potash. Bone and mineral phosphates useful for potatoes, pess and beans. Cabbages, cauliflowers, lettuce, celery, leeks, spinach, etc., requiring rapid growth, are improved by nitrate of soda and gnano. Nitrogenous ...

... Flower Seeds. Also, for in extra, 1 packet each Mustard, Cress, Beet, Pickling Calbage, Borecole or Brussels Sprouts, Leek. Cauliflower. Golden Ball Turnip. and with every 2s 6d percel we will seud two Grand NTovelties-it packet of Invincible Marrowfat Peas ...

... are growing closely, it it adviuble to poll every alternate plant for tue. thnileaving the remainder pleuty room * tore- CAULIFLOWERS. i, nzm gentle hot l, and cover wiU half inct fine aoiL Rigidly utermin»te woedt. aad ooon as the seedlings are enough ...

... Flower Seeds. Also, for Is extra, 1 packet each Mustard, CreM, Beet, Pickling Cabbage, Borecole or Brussels Sprouts, Leek, Cauliflower, Golden Ball Turnip and with every 2s 6d percel we will send two Orand Novelties—a packet of Invincible Marrowfat Peas (large ...

... must ,t-iL a few yeir.3 before obtaining a full resnit, but if tho rows 'are iJlf\Dte{th.'ee fe,t ap&rfc onions, radishes, cauliflowers, and lettuces ma.y bo grown between the rows for It time. Sow tomatoes in n, hotbed under glass for planting outdoors. ...

... four years. Sow a pinch of celery, both red and white, in the frame. Prick out lettuce, parsley, Brussels sprouts, and cauliflower. Make fortnightly sowings of peas, so as to have a succession, as soon as the preceding crops are showing above the ground ...

... into use when the Autumn Giant Cauliflower is finished. It produces l&rge beadz of fine shape, very firm, and of a particularly clear white colour. In order to have a crop to follow on after the Autumn Giant Cauliflower, a sowing should be made upon a ...

... be sown thinly and pricked out eirly. Frames.-Earth up potatoes in frames, and thin lettuces and horn carrots. Prick off cauliflowers. Sow mustard and cress twice a week. Thin out celery planted in boxes. Radishes may be sown every three weeks. Prepare ...

... Flower Seeds Also, for is extra, 1 packet each Mustard, Cress, Beet, Pickling Cabbage, Borecole or Brussels Sprouts, Leek, Cauliflower, Golden Ball Turnip and with every 2s 6d percel we will t>end two Grand Novelties- packet of Invincible Marrowfat Peas (large ...