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... Imnorts of Cauliflowers There were no imports of French or Italian cauliflowers into Southampton , Harwich , or Tilbury during the week ended 5 th January . Imports of cauliflowers into these ports so far this season have totalled approximately 179 tons ...
... Imports of Cauliflowers Imports of cauliflosvcrs from France into ' . lie port of Weyinouth this season up to 8 / h April amounted lo 4452 tons , as compared with 8932 tcm ; during tlio corresponding period last , season . Thn ? e figures i-c-lnle to ...
... THE CAULIFLOWER. The cauliflower you may call a flower, a contemporary tells us, but if you call till you are black in the face you cannot make a flower of it. The cauliflower is an instructive example of the working of the Education Acts. Once the c ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Cauliflowers require more moisture aud a cooler soil than cabbages; and they must have abundant manure. Indeed, is not possible to make the ground too rich for them. This is a difficult crop to grow well in hot, dry seasons unless abundant ...
... CAULIFLOWER Add teaspoonful of sugar to the water next time you are boiling a cauliflower. It greatly improves the flavour. ...
... CAULIFLOWER 43-1, G. Paterson. ONIONS 44-1, G. Paterson; Dunn. LEEKS (LONG) 2, D. 47-1, G. Paterson; 2, D. Dunn. LETTUCE 49-3 H. Strefford. POTATOES (ROUND) H. Streffi Mrs Mrs , Mrs ;tevenson. Mrs Henderson; 2. 3 , Smith. SUTHERLAND'S 50-1, D. Dunn; 2 ...
... CAULIFLOWER Sow during February Mar In boxes a gentle ho4-bed or frame in a simny comer, using 1 ounce seed 4 squaue yards in drills 10 itiches apart. Cover wiLh a-inch of fine soil; and net tlie seed-bed a protection against birds. Rigidly exterminate ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Jt is generally considered that the white vegetables of the cabbage tribe are far nioer dishes than the greens of that family. Only in genial climates will the true cauliflower, which we are calling the summer cauliflower, stand through ...
... CAULIFLOWER. After pricking out the plants from the autumn sowing, prepare hand-lights, frames, and mats, to protect them from fmst. If an old cucumberframe oan be spared, give the soil a dressing of lime and winter some portion of them in it, or else ...
... CAULIFLOWERS In choosing greenitulfs, cauliflowers could well provide excellent bargains. Raw flowerets of cauliflower are very good in salads, or if you buy a' large one to cook and can spare one floweret try grating it as a garnish to a salad, it adds ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Wadi a medium-sized head of cauliflower, soak it for one half-hour, tie it in cheesecloth as you would pudding, and boil gently in salted water for about thirty minutes. Drain and break apart carefully into the small heads or blooms. Arrange ...
... _ specially compliment Mr Almond on his enterprise in the cauliflower industry . Detailed particulars are jriven of ths . Conditions under which Mr Almond's patch crop of cauliflowers is produced . The plants , it is explained , ara reared in ...