... we (Gardeners1 Chronicle) understand, been received for fifty bushels of Swedish turnip seed, and one hundred weight of cauliflower seed as a sample. While a gentleman named Behan, residing near Mull in gar, was standing near his parlour fire a few days ...

... crops, such as onions, leeks, carrots, parsnips, peas, beans, radishes, celery, lettuce, turnip, nasturtium, salads, &c. Cauliflower, brocoli, cabbage, savoys, red cabbage, may now be sown. Prick out celery sowed last month. Thin out turnips to six inches ...

... moderate breadth of turnips cucumbers, for ridges vegetable marrow to plant outi; peas, and broad beans for succession; cauliflower; savoy; let- tuce, radishes, and all herbs wanted for salads. The safe way to have these when wanted, is to sow often Finish ...

... Chepstow. Turnips—Best Twelve—W. Æ. Seys, Esq. Carrots-Best Twelve-First, Mr. John Willington. Second, C. J. Lewis, Esq. Cauliflowers-Best Three Heads-Mr. J. Willington, Potatoes-Half-a-peck-First, C. J. Lewis, Esq. Second, W.. M. Seys, Esq. Cabbage—best ...

... contemporary does not explain what is the nature of the alteration or improvement which has'resulted in the cabbages and cauliflowers that have been treated with this new form of liquid manure. On the animal economy whisky is apt to produce the effect of ...

... carefully applies the contents to the roots of several garden plants. But these cab- bages and cauliflowers are more honoured than any cabbages or cauliflowers were before, as one is named Glenlivet, after the name of the manure applied, another Ben Nevis ...

... SPRING.. A SONG- BY A VEGETARIAN. Spring's delights are now returning, See where sprouts the crisp seakalQ Early greens and cauliflowers Now command a ready sale. Vegetarians now rejoicing Asparagus again may dress; And fewer doubts of what's for dinner Need ...

... 24-Ist and 2nd, Mr. Creese Turnips—a dozen—Mr. Creese. Carrots-a dozen—1st, Mr. W. Jones, Clifton. 2nd, Mr. Henry Baker. Cauliflowers-best 3 heads—1st, Mr. W. Jones. 2nd, Mr. John Jones. Potatoes-half a peck—1st and 2nd, Capt. King. Cabbage—best 4—1st, ...

... keep this department as lively and cheerful as possible. THE KITCHEN-GARDEN.-About the end of the month, if the crop of cauliflower is larger than the immediate consumption, a portion of the plants may be carefully pulled up by the roots, and laid in by ...

... bound with hops at the poll. We have seen several that were made of sarcenet, and trimmed with chickweed and dandelions. Cauliflowers are much worn in the hair. HOUSEHOLD WORDS, EVERYWHERE, AND ALL DAY LONG.— Lift up—you're on my drcs3. ...

... crocus, snowdrops, tulips, hyacinths, and other bulbous roots for spring, and early summer blooming. THE KITCHEN GARDEN. — Cauliflower and lettuce plants under frames should be kept as hardy as possible by being exposed to the air all day, except in rainy ...

... on, a little litter or long dung being spread over the surface to prevent tbe frost from pene- trating. Give air to the cauliflower and lettuce plants in frames dvring the day, and cover well up at night with mats or litter. ...