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... Borecole, plant. Broccoli, plant. Cabbages, plant out, sowb. Celery,prickout, plant. Clhervii, sow. c Corn salad, sow. Cauliflowers, plant, sow, e, Cole- I worts, sow for b. plant. Celeriac, earth up.- 0 Cardoons, earth up. Carrots, sow b. Cress, Ame- ...
... competition. y We observed from Leeswood I-all some straw- i. berries of very large growth-gooseberries also ,very large-cauliflowers beautiflly fine-and a g great variety of other things which, if shown on the exhibition tables, would have arried away ...
... previous aslueina. Tue KIeTcsRPN-GrutiCLs-Tlce period at which the most experienced market-gardeners rouind Lontdon sow their cauliflower seed for the carly crops of next year is ?? 21st of this month, about uhllich time we recommend our friends to sow. If the ...
... removed, when it will be found to have fitrmaed a thick hlead of tender delicate shoots, all eatable, and as compatct as a cauliflower. -Gardeney's C'hironmicke. Til 1FRST PINtacIrPLs or AGRICULT .'RvE.-lliC first principles of agrieulture, ?? are ?? bl the ...
... Cabbages, sow b., plaiit, eutb up advancing ; red i are reaidy for pickling. Cardoons, carth il). Car- t rots, advaiscing. Cauliflowers, prick out, draw s earth to advancing. Celery, earthup, plait. Cher- t vil, sow. Coriander, sow. Coan salad, sow. Cole- ...
... before you make your soup then add three handfuls of Young pease, two hunches of celery cut small, six onions, a small cauliflower, some young spinach, and a dozen carrots likewise s:nall. Salt to your taste.+Iayazi,)te of Domestic Economy. CHEAP JELLY ...
... they both laughed the secretary so vehemently, that in kicking up his feet, he kicked the apron open, and nearly started Cauliflower's brother into an oyster-shop not to mention Mr. Bailey's receiving such a sudden swing, that he held on for the moment ...
... vilaes a i; liable to be chilled. i. ~~~TIEV, KITCTSEN-GARDE'.1% a In an open spot of rich light mould sow a crop n of cauliflower seed to produce plants for thte Win- ter supply. Successional crops of cauliflower8 y may also be planted out on a north ...
... olr showery weatler to get out crops of peas and beans for autumn usc. This is also a favourable tilac fef pricking Out cauliflower plants, celery, &e., andl for plaistimi' out full crops of broco i, cabbage, lettuce, &c. Whems time vill permit, it weill ...
... whaereabtouts iii Italy) is I=i 1iolti'iv twvice as large as at 'Natples, Clni weiglts, ?? accordingly, netirly vincble. '1'le cauliflowers ar's tit qrrite culoesal arid they haive blrie cabbage so cr' big thant yotln arnias wtill scarcely eiabrace it. We in; ...
... quite dn. en. and if quite mild Icave the lights oil' lora cvI al- hours. ralI TIlM KItCt'MN-CAltDE. ig Attend to tile cauliflower alnd ?? ! 11- ;1: fiames, and give theiu p) ?? ot air 01 :i , ?? ca weltiler 'ill pe011it. 6ee that the pot wo chl';i' ...
... caretfllyV ?? dv- c-ying leaf, aind let thle lights be off ad! ?? ; liei ont, the ?? is dry, T-ilt' liTClIEN-CAP.DI S. ro - Tle caulifloweer and Ittauce plants in fi::rn:c should not be coverie except c liirg rai in or t-, it is desirable bv cotistaut cxpostilre ...