... great protnise; in this department, it is highly probable ihat Mr. Charles Bicknell would have taken the first prize for cauliflowers, turnips, and, lettuce, had it not heen for an oversight in the arrangetnent. Air. Vickers, of Ilolywell, sent forexhibilion ...

... • Cherries, R. Kvaas, Esq.; Strawberries, J. B Jenkins, Esq.; Aimles (three years oU), C. Bathurst, Esq. VeoEiABi.es.—Cauliflowers, Mr. Tomkins; Lettuce, C. Bathurst, Et Cabbage, Bishop of Llandaflf; Potatoes, C. Bathurst, Esq. CarrottandCtttontbtrt ...

... ho;heles ot 'a niutns, fluclsias, salvias, &e tieD' ° will puss very ?? uasay. TttE Kt;ITC EN (1 trltS.. Sow a little cauliflower seed for tbenile next year; the '21st of thl ionth is sicl ti t, cise periodi for tbh sowvinc, std on iliti dJ1 tile gardeners ...

... and a row or two of Spinach should also be sown as before. In the border set apart for seed-bedi make a sowing of early Cauliflower, Red Cabbagp Brussels Sprouts, and early White Broccoli. A gen0 sized bed, in some part of the garden which lis not been ...

... and the remainderns soon as tile entire crop is clear; tire ground wil1 then be ready tor 1rench Beans, Scarlet Runners, Cauliflowers, Cnicrrlbers, ad 'I'omartos, in the end of April or begitning of.\lav. French Beans mill be clear by November, wrer ?? ...

... seed-beds, make anotiler sowving Py of any of the sorts of Cabbages mentioned at p. li.; it also Savoya, Brussels Sprout, end Cauliflower. At' 1- tend to those formerly sown, and see that tile youa, If plants are not allowed to be overrun with weeds, or to become ...

... often treated with considerabie contempt, it generally assumes some importance wvheO the dinner-boll rings; for green peas, cauliflower. , brocoli, French beans. new potatoes, and we mout confess ourselves so vulgar as to include a good coib- bage, malce no ...

... of scarlet and variegated runner-beans continually, and the season bids fair to indulge us long with this choice legume. Cauliflower plants must be placed early in frames, or under glasses. Beans and Peas.-Sow the first crops, but be not sanguine of success; ...

... attetition it its developtent, but sila. ,ts ply to preserve. alt little cost oftime or trouble, a ie~r er of their spare cauliflowers, wbich *rill come in wrilt adventage soate weeks after the out-of-door stock is consumiel. Select for this purpose as many ...

... out seedlings, sow, enrtbuip, sc., nilnvncinig crops. Carrots, eow, weed advancing crops. Cardoons, sow. Capsicutm, sow. Cauliflowers, plant out from glasses, prick out seedlings, sow b. Celery, sow, earth tip, and dr.ss old plurtutions, leave for seed ...

... for seed. Bcet, red, thin b. Green White, sow b. Borage, sow c. Bore- cole, plant, prick out. Brocoli, prick out, plant. Cauliflowers, plant c. Cabbages, plant, prick out seedlings, sow, earth up advancing. (Carrots, thin b., sow b. Celery, prick out, plant ...

... CABBAGES.-—I believe it will be a thankless piece of service for one gardener to teach another how to grow cabbages and cauliflowers; yet as these crops of vegetables have failed this season in various parts of the country, the following notice may perhaps ...