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... ornamented with gold, silver, or foil balloons, books, fruit, such as apples, pears, oranges; or vegetables, such as a cauliflower, a root of celery, an onion any thing, in short, which can be made with a hollow within to hold the bonbons. In these things ...
... CAULIFLOWER AND CAPE BROCOLI THROUGHOUT WINTER.—Sow at the end of June and on to the end of July, and get the plants as strong as you can be- fore the frost sets in. It is better that none of those have the least appearance to flower when taken up for ...
... ditto.. 2 A basket of Green$Mr J. D. Llewelyn 1 Peasatleastaquart l 2 The best four beads i Mr Davies, Fynone bronze mod of Cauliflowers ( Mr Talbot, M'.P 2 A basket of a dozen 4 Mr Davies, Fynone. 1 turnips ...
... W. Crawshay, Esq. 2 Onions .••••••••• Col. Morgan. 3 Green Peas J. Moggridge, Esq. 4 Potatoes. Rev. J. M. Traherue. 5 Cauliflowers R. F. Jenner, Esq. A,paragus E. P. Pichards, Esq. 7 Mushrooms J. Moggridge, Esq. COTTAGERS. 1 Flowers and Vegetables George ...
... is the previous manuiing.—July 8th, 1835. GARDENERS' CALENDAR FOR JULY.—Plant out a full crop of, broccoli and some late cauliflowers—also savoys, winter cabbage and celery, where still necessary. Earth up celery. Sow turnip# peas, beans, coleworts, a little ...
... Onions best twelve bulbs ; Car- rots, best nine by weight ; French beans, bmsket of Olin hundred ; Lettuce, best six ; and Cauliflower, best three beads,-for eachl of the five last lots, one plize of Ss. Fii Corroiri-ws.,-To the cottager in each district ...
... brace J Mr D. Llewelyn 2 „ „ t Mr Grant 1 Green Peas J Mrfe starviforth 2 Asparagus Mr D. Llewelyn I Mrs Tennar.t, Cadox- Cauliflowers, four heads.. ? ton b.m. C Mr D. Llewelyn 2 Turnips, a dozen Mrs Staniforth b.m. Potatoes, not forced 5 *1'I'V'an' { MrsTennant ...
... Cucumbers, a brace D, Llewelyn 1 Ditto. Nirs,reii,n,,irit,C:tdoxtoit 2 Carrots, a dqzen. Mr Ditto. MrsTeimant,Cadoxton 2 Cauliflowers, two beads. Mr D. Llewelyn Ditto. jy r JJavios, Fynone 2 Lettuces, best basket, four r Mr y. Llewely 11 b.m. sorts, two ...
... tea-spoons, by the President ) Vegetables. Cucumbers, a brace Mr D. Llewelyn 1 Carrots, a dozen Mr Gough.. 1 ( Mrs Staniforth 2 Cauliflowers, two heads. Mr D. Llewelyn 1 Vegetable Marrow, two fruit Mr Dillwyn, I Lettuce, four heads J Mr D. VewtJ.^p ,1 Mr Vivian ...
... pro- b duced in frames, very fine. Strawberries and i pines in great plenty, but rather high in price.- French beans and cauliflowers in excellent qua- v lity. The flower garden was most luxurious. b RAILWAY AcCIDENT.-Onl Wedntesdiiy evening v last, about ...
... the grower of fifteen acres of thdi beautiful vegetable, that not a single head in that large quantity has escaped. The cauliflower plants which art- during most winters kept secure under hand glasses, have this season found no protection, and followed ...