... with wedding coburs, and a large proportion of those who are out wore a rosette varying in size from a crown piece to a cauliflower. At some of the churches, the clergymen were actively engaged in performing the marriage ceremony between coqples who were ...

... Hughes, Dyserth ; 2nd, lward Morris, ditto. Pot .t Sweet Herbs-Ist prise, Richard Twist, High tteet ; 2nd, D. Jeffreys. Cauliflowers-Ist prize given to Elias Jones. Vegetables isiz varietim)—lst prise, D. Jeffreys, St. Asspb ; 2nd, John Williame, ditto ...

... to make the very MOIIC Of it. Brocoolis to be sown in variety and quantity for use in autumn, winter, and next spring. Cauliflowers may be planted out in southern and weber& districts, but in or clomp pleas it is as yet r eyed, o as if odd weather occurs ...

... little court devoted to such .16npla3 e ther • • Sierra (lore and litackwelre Maul. It lit au the ' colours or all the cauliflower , . and heals - . - that ever gave indigestion to man. I suppose the heathde,troying property of each things may account ...

... with, to lessen the demands upon the trees. Cauliflower to be sown for succession. At the first indications of rain, hoe between the advanced croge, to give the roots the full benefit of showers. Cauliflowers that were planted close to winter should be ...

... Sow beet, early horn carrots, scarlet runners and French beans, turnips, lettuces, radishes, cabbage*, spinach, endive, cauliflower, and peso and beans. All salad plants should have a shady position, or they may run to seed. In sowing peas and beans it ...

... blown over by gusts of wind. Sow the last succession of runners French beans ; also lettuce, endive, Stailthtilder and M cauliflower, radish, small salmis, spinach, peas, and turnips. Land lying high and dry may be planted with isdatoes now, for use early ...

... ready to sow early in August. The soi l should he rich, and the position chosen, if possible, should lie high and dry. Cauliflowers and Broccoli/ can be got out now on ground cleared of peas and beans. Trench deep, and mix the manure with the soil, so ...

... Prickly spinach on slopes in rich soil, and plenty of hardy green ibunniereinith, Sicilian, and Blackseeded Co. lettuce. Sow cauliflower the 7th to the 20th to keep over winter in frames. The summersown endive will now be strong enough to plaint out on slopes ...

... wintered in frames , the = plunged to the rim to prevent frost touchi ng roots. This may seem a dandified way of trading cauliflowers ; we can only my that experience has taught us that it pay. better in the end than say other method for. crop to plant ...

... pleated close will now , be getitn crowded, so draw fur use m soon as ponbbi every other one, and ply the boo between them. Cauliflower to be pricked out into frames for the winter_ and to be kept as hardy as pomible. Endive to be planted out on warm well-mounted ...

... of weeds that the autumn rains will bring up. Lay cabbages and broecolis that are forward with theft heads to the north. Cauliflower plants to be tannspiented into frames, or under hand-gleams. In mid and wet districts, it is beet to them to winter them ...