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... HALF BERLIN'S SCHOOLS NOW HOSPITALS NO MEAT ON MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS Hotel Lunch—Rice 1 and Cauliflower Tuesday. One Out of every two schools in Berlin and the surrounding district has been transformed into • hospital, states the Haves Zurich correspondent ...
... suitable supports, and as soon as they find' something to ciing to the plants grow away quickly. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Sprouts, etc., raised under glass may be planted ou: now if they have been gradually hardened off. It is advisable to plant them in ...
... al«s the requirements of the plants, manure and moisture. The roots °f cauliflowers spread and penetrate to good depth. It is advisable to tread the soil firmly around them, otherwise they will make a lot soft, sappy leaf. When in full growth they should ...
... are made only of cauliflowers, onions, and cucumbers cut up. bottled, and covered with a batter flour and -water, and a little vinegar and spices. good pickle can be cutting up tfee cauliflowers, French beans, onions, gherkins, etc.; cover with boiling ...
... There are green vegetables sprouts and sprout tope, few tiny cauliflowers, cabbages and savoys but they are -scarce, end ere may have to concentrate swedes and carrots. Other parts the country are still Waiting for Morley. and Wake, field-grown rhuparb ...
... daily menus just the change which you the cauliflower, as shown In the Ire seeking. ulustraiion on this page. Serves six. CAULIFLOWER WITH SAVOURY PARSNIPS IN TOMATO SAUCE. - SAUCE. 2lb. parsnips, I medium cauliflower, 4 tablespoonfuls butter or margarine ...
... For Present Planting. CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER, and ONION PLANTS. Ready Now. W. R. TRANMER. 15 and 22. MARKET HALL. HULL, and NURSERIES, (NOTTINGHAM. Orders Rail and Post. Cabbage 2s per 100, Onions ed per 100, Cauliflowers per 100. Carriage Paid. ...
... brace. Potatoes, to 7s 6d per load; cauliflower, is to is 6d per dozen; cabbages, 9d to is per dozen ; apples, 9d fid per stone; pears. Is 2s 6d per stone. MATLOCK.—Fresh eggs, 5 and 6 for Is; farm butter, Is 9d 2s per lb; dressed chickens, 4s to 5s per ...
... and six inches at least should be added to the catalogued heights. Better still, crop early potatoes, celery, or cauliflower between pea rows to gain additional air and light space between rows. Lieut.-Col. Q. B. Crosheld, D. 5.0., a British Legion official ...
... of the red cabbages, amongst which there! was, however, a very limited competition, and the cauliflowers. Onions made a fair show, but were not a numerous class, and there was also a marked falling off amongst the carrots and the celery, though the turnips ...
... Questions addressed to the Gardening Editor will be answered. KOTES. like spinach, their flower like cauliflower, and their stem like celery require mainly nitrogen; and those for their root or fruits, some potash, of which there is always plenty in heavy ...
... there is any sigh of frost. Where there is lack of space in the garden, cauliflowers can be planted out between rows early peas. Give seeds or seedlings a warm border, as cauliflowers are very susceptible to cold. ...