... Sow peas and beans in sheltered aspects; andl small salad- ings, ifrequired, on sliglht hotbeds. Plant early cab- bages; cauliflowers, in pots, frames, or under hand- glasses. Earth-up celery when dry, but avoid doing so while wet. Protect artichokes, with ...

... up and stake peas, as they require it, and sow succession crops. Continue to prick out, from the seedling-bed, celery, cauliflower, and all kinds of salad plants. Eradicate weeds, and remove all coverings front rhubarb and seakale, which have been forced ...

... a moderate eartbinug up, and the remainder towarils Spring. A Ivido sheltered border should be selected for hand glass cauliflowers, The soil, if not already light and rich, should be made so previously to planting. Pat three plants under each glass in ...

... It gene- rally succeeds best in beds slightly raised. Continue getting out Cape and other broccoli, and also sonic late cauliflowers. An Autumn mushroom bed may now le made; throw the dung together to ferment for a few days; when halfdry, mix one-third ...

... ripening. Prepare for planting all kinds of fruit trees, by get- ting the ground in good order for the different kinds. Use cauliflower before it gets too large, and prepare a shed or pit to plant a quantity on the first approach of frost. French beans may ...

... numerous this year. Sow bro- coli on beds of light dry rich soil in an open situa- tion for the main crop, and cabbages, cauliflowers, lettuecs, &cc., in succession. Also attend to sowing small breadths of turnips about once a fortnight, so as to secure ...

... soil is stifr and' bera v, andl those plots that were not subjected to these operations last, or the previouis season. Cauliflower plants under handl-glasses or frames, should have abundance of air, and he aw-ll pro- tected from frost at nighit. Sow ...

... and borders, and go on raking, sweeping and cleaning. KITCri1N GARDEN.-Continuetoblancll celery and endive. Attend to the cauliflower and salad plants that are in pits or frames. Cut down the stems of asparagus, and cover the beds with rich manure. - Take ...

... op- portunity of pushing forward pruning and nailing. Now that the wveather is favorable give air freely to lettuce and cauliflower plants under glass; indeed the sashes should merely be need to exclude frost and throw off rains, for the plants will do ...

... and other long lit- ter; and apply long litter also round the outsides of the frames, when the frost is very rigorous. Cauliflower plants under hand-glasses must be treated in the same manner. Lettuces in frames and under hand-glasses require similar ...

... and il the event or a severc Winter it is difficult to save it by time ordinary prolection) or hoops and mats Lettuces, cauliflowers, &c. in frlames should be freely exposed on all favorable ocoasions. See to main- taining a regulir suplply of seakale ...

... draw-hoe during the t season, As grouuisd is obtained by the clearing offex. i hausted crops, let it be again filled with cauliflowers, brocoli, cabbages, celery, and endive, for late crops. Earth up and stake pease as they advance, and give every encouragement ...