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... the ?? was given in the autumn, a good mulching may be -Irtetd betw he rows to wash in with the rains. re I The crop of Cauliflowers under -wdl re lirO ?? Watering, using for the purpose .e w berilY as the Size and good quaity of this vege- eopeul~ :s ...
... Mutton 4d. to 5d.; Lamb 8d;. Pork 4d. to Ofd. per lb. Butter Is. to Is. Id. per lb.- Eggs halfpenny each. Cabbages and Cauliflowers id. to lid. each.; Potatoes Is. to Is. 2d. per score. NORTH DEVON. WmTMRWuEna .-Our fair was held on Wednesday last, and ...
... from plant to plant. I Make sowings in small beds or narrow borders of Brussels i sprouts, unm Savoy, couve tronchuda, cauliflowers, Enfield 1 market cabbage, P arie white coes lettuce, leeks, radishes, and seall'salading. This may be followed up in another ...
... Woalcheren Broccoli, and Cauliflower, in a somewhat shjeltere pIece. Sov Lettuce, Radishes, and small salading in small s1jitirties every fortnight through the season. Provided t the o reme miS. weather continues, the Cauliflower and Lettuce tbts wvru:ered ...
... warm piece of ground, and provide a succes- sion of radishes and other small salads. Manure and dress asparagus beds. Get cauliflower plants raised under glass hardened off, and pay every attention to those under hand- glasses, in order to forward them as ...
... second, Sir H. i. F. Davie, Bart., M.P. Onions, autumn sown, bunch of nine, .S John Drew, Esq.; second, It. Shute, Esq. Cauliflowers, three 'D heads, Sir H. R. F. Davie,Bart., M.P.; second, Sir T. D. 3, Acland, Bart. Kidney beans, 100, Bt. M. Lingwood ...
... carrots that are Guirhble for forcing should be sown during this and the succeedine month on warm borderi or in frames. Cauliflower ehould be sown in gentle heat in February and March. and in the open ground in April, May. end Jane. Parsnips should be ...
... interesting is it to the . amateur; often ambitious to excel his neighbour in'the earliest Cabbage and Potatoes, or the largest Cauliflowers and Celery; while to the regular gardener, having a number of individuals to provide with a daily supply of vegetables ...
... ;butter, Is. per lb. ;eggs, 9d. per ?? tue' and Tregetables. Potatoes, Is. 6d. per lecore; cucumbers, pie. 6d. and 8d. each ; cauliflowers, 3d. tol5d, each ; oranges, 8d, toI.31. per dozen ; rhubarb, Id. per lb.; :carots, Id. per bunch ; lmn, 1d. and 2d. each ...
... J W Buller, Esq. Ordons, best, H Porter; Esq; seconp best, Tripoli, s SirH F Davie,Bart; third best, J W Builer, Esq. Cauliflowers, 0 best tbree beads, Sir H F Davie, Bart ' second best, H Porter, Esq. t Kidney Beans, best 100, H Porter, Esq: second ...
... supplies of summer cab- ar blao, sow now a fdw of the early-hearting kinds in boses or w pens, and stert in a gentle heat. Cauliflowers.-Sow in at penu or sbellaw boxes, and treat as advised for cabbage, tb remoembering that these are more tender in constitution ...
... Major. Turnips=Samuel Aggett, Elizabeth Jeffery. Round 'red ?? Aggett, Marl' Magor. Cabbages-Ann Drake, George Harvey. Cauliflowers-JamesUnderbill(second.) Cucum- ?? Clarke, J. F. Underhill. Marrows-Eliza 'Easton, Jamreo teat. Carrots-Mary Magor; C. Loram ...