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... on the “fly” (flea-beetles) killed by the hard winter, kale, cabbage, cauliflower, be attacked. ‘TIVATION ood seedbed and adequate vill grow away better and tack. CTICIDES especially on seedbeds, by st insecticide as soon as the w above ground. In bad ...
... DO not count on the “fly (flea-beetles) having been killed by the hard winter, Turnips, swedes, kale, cabbage, cauliflower, sprouts, may all be attacked. CULTIVATION Make sure of a good seedbed and adequate fertilisers; plants will grow away better ...
... SOW NOW-—Broccoli, broad beans, brussels, cabbage, carrots, cauliflowers, lettuce, onions, parsnips, parsley, peas & spinach.— Warners, Seedsmen. ...
... Smith, of Park Cottages, Wymondham, when he was charged at Melton Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday with stealing a growing cauliflower, value Is., the property of Ernest William Naylor. Smith, who stated that he reccived an average of £5 10s. a week and had ...
... of a dance organised in Melton Corn Exchange on Monday last. SOW NOW-—Broccoli, broad beans, brussels, cabbage, carrots, cauliflowers, lettuce, onions, parsnips, parsley, peas & spinach.— Warners, Seedsmen. ; ...
... Nottingham Street Melton Mowbray, on Fridey March, 9th, 1945 SOW NOW-—Broccoli, broad beans, brussels, cabbage, carrots, cauliflowers, lettuce, onions, parsnips, parsley, peas & spinach.— Warners, Seedsmen. ...
... to come i operation this week. A “Times” reporter lo round the market stalls on ’ day and in no case did the of sprouts, cauliflowers, cabl! or savoys approach that fixe the Ministry of Food. “Supplies are good,” said stallholder “‘and we have ma difference ...
... the vitamin potatoes contain — always serve with them another vitaminrich wvegetable — cabbage, savoy, brussels sprouts, cauliflower, kale, parsley, watercress, swedes or bottled tomatoes, whichever available. 3 ...
... inches, were complete in detail — walks and paths with tiny pebbles, vegetables such as very small kidney beans, morsels of cauliflower perfect in shape, flower beds and rock furdcns, orchards with real pears and apples, rose pergolas and neatly arranged lattice ...
... made it pay. The room w:s spotless, furnished with tables, chairs and forms. 1 had an excellent dinner of meat, potatoes, cauliflower, and pastry and custard, also a huge cup of tea, for which 1 paid eleveipence, and my small son fivepence. It was the cheapest ...
... Barnes, 2 D. Harris, 3 E. Bell. Onions: 1 H. Barksby, 2 H. Barnes, 3E. Bell. Shallots: 1 and 2 G. Holmes, 3 A. Scotmey. Cauliflowers: 1 E. Bell. Marrows (heaviest): 1 G. Holmes, 2 S. North. Peas: 1 H. Barnes, 2 H. Barksby. Runner beans: 1 E. Bell, 2D. ...
... beans, 8 pods: 1 N. Hackett, 2 T. Attewell, 3 C. Turney. Peas, 12 pods: 1 A, W. Beadell, senr., 2 A. Stubley, 3 H. Turner; cauliflowers, 2: 2 J. Clift, 3 T. Attewell; cabbage, 2: 1 and 2 C. Turney, 3 Mrs. Hill; lettuce, cos, 2: 2 and 3 C. Turney : lettuce ...