... should be grown in every garden, large or small it is as far superior to any other variety of the Kale tribe as a spring cauliflower is to a winter Broccoli. Ti e sctA is generally mixed, some of tbe plants coming up quite green, whibt others are tinged ...

... and nearly blinded with a bunch of ripe grapes. For a quarter of an hour the sun was darkened by showers of pota- toes, cauliflowers, apples, carrots, turnips, and sprouts, and it was net until they bad both hurled their last string bean that they fled ...

... some these are more appre- ciated Gven than Cauliflowers; it is, however, well to grow plenty of both, but the former are by far the most profitable, as they take up less than half the room of the Cauliflowers, 1ft. apart each way being ample space for ...

... leaved Endive, and Mustard and Cress. Polting off Solanums, Celosias, and Lemon scented Verbenas. Pricking out Celery and Cauliflower plants. Looking over British Quefn and Presi- dent Strawberries in the open ground, and picking off all the late and weak ...

... Trimmir.g out Pea sticks. Sowing Calceolarias, Cinerarias, ano Vrtuiul s. Potting off Balsams and Pucbias. Prickmg oti' Cauliflower plants. Turning over gravel watks 'o give them a fresh appearance. OiJttinf.T turf for layering Strawberries. Giving all ...

... sowing Mustard and Cress. VEGETABLES.—If drought sets in it will be absolutely necessary to keep teed plots of Broccoli, Cauliflower, Celery, Kale, Savoy, Colewort, and Lettuce well watered, and also the same kinds of plants that have been pricked out. ...

... back Ivy where overgrowing windows; sowing Snowoall, Red Globe, and American Strap-leaf Turnips; planting Grange's Autumn Cauliflower and Purple Sprouting and Adam's Early White Broccoli; sticking two rows of Peas. VEGETABLES.—Sow Spinach once a fortnight ...

... whenever it can be used amongst all growing crops. Earth up, by way of sup- port to the stems, strong-growing kinds of Cauliflowers, Brussels Spreuts, and Kales; but prior to doing this thoroughly soak them with manure water. Peas,. Broad Beans, Scarlet ...

... light dressing of salt. Mulching and watering Peach trees on walls. Sowing C)Ine-lla and Ne Plus Ultra Peas. Planting out Cauliflowers and late Brocd li. Nailing and tying the leaders of Peach trees. Sowing late crop of Broad Beans and Mignonette for autumn ...

... large batch of Roses in good strong loam. Planting out Autumn Giant and Self-protecting BroocolL Pulling up aU blind-beMted Cauliflowers and Broccoli, and filing op their places with good strong plants. Planting out a pit with Tender and True Cucumbers. Training ...

... which soon rc^11 their capacity for holding water. VEGKrABr.ES.—Any ground falling vacant should once be re-cropped with Cauliflowers, Bro Kales, or Colemorts; no preparations is except clearing it of weeds, as, without exception, J tho Cabbage tribe do ...

... will be useful to break the sun's rays, but will not obstruct the light as a mat wou.d do. VEGETABLES.—The time for sowing Cauliflower seed has great influence upon the future crop turning out satisfactorily. If sown too early many of the plants may button ...