... THE CAULIFLOWERS. The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment have this nickname from the former colour of the facings of the Ist Battalion. Thejr are also called The Lancashire Lads. After Quebec the 47th were nicknamed Wolfe’s Own.” and to this day the officers ...

... Cauliflower If cauliflowers are dear, try this way of serving them along with Jerusalem artichokes. Allow a pound of the artichokes to one medium-sized cauliflower. Peel and boil the artichokes in the usual way, and boil the cauliflower headboth until ...

... CAULIFLOWERS Instead of trying to produce a large quantity of ordinary vegetables in a small garden it is wiser to try to grow a few choice ones. For example, halt a dozen well-gown cauliflowers are more acceptableo can potatoe s Andr turnips ca u Ttf ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Plant out from 2 to 24 feet asunder; and libel , ally water during drought to prevent button like knobs forming. The land should be generously dunged if good results are desired ; and since the crop is javtly one of the most esteemtd, summer ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. and many exhibitors are ‘n finding specimens fit vorth knowing that when it its best it can be kv‘)t 1 for some considerable hould be taken up with its roots nd hung in a cool dark cellar ¢ with leaves and roots intact. *to time the leaves ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Plant out whenever the weather is favourable, protectiog the young plants with inverted flower pots during oold weather. CELERY. Sow about the middle or and of this month on the open border In a bed consisting largely of well rotted manure ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The Cauliflower is probably the moot popular of the Brassies family, certainly it gives the best return to the market grower. Seed of the best varieties is extremely dear, in fact almost unobtainable. Market growers are somewhat reluctant ...

... CAULIFLOWER. A little sesd may be sown now in gentle heat in shallow drills ten inches apart. Cover with half an inch of fine soil. It is exceedingly important to use only the best strains of seeds. ...

... CAULIFLOWER. A light, richly manured soil is essential ; and it must be thoroughly and deeply broken up. The seed bed for the August or September sowing must be fairly tich only. Select a sunny, well drained and very moderately manured I.tot of ground ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Plant out about of the month ; give heavy watering during dry weather, u cauliflowers are parlicularly , hvreiy plants cannot do well unless they a moisture. ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The frequent rains experienced during July gave a decided fillip to cauliflowers, and we are i now cutting huge heads from plants which a few weeks ago looked like giving very little leoirn. From time time we have referred to the excellence ...

... cauliflowers, turnips, lettuces, tomatoes. They are foods for health and vigour. You will get new ideas on how to use at the Wartime Cookery You will see new ways of serving new ways of preparing salads. Ask local Food Office where the are being held ...