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... cherries, gooseberries, currants, ?? Pl0d' ay potatoes, onions, cabbages, carrots, lettucI , sa French beans, broccoli, cauliflower, &c. l t The conclusion of a commercial treaty 1 l 5 9 set Italy and France at one. Tie olurtmatote s I of long article ...
... small salads, and, for Autumn use, sow green cos and cabbage let- tuce, endive and Spanish radish. Continue to plant out cauliflower, celery, brocoli, and Winter cabbage, cale, &c.; plant sugar beet for Winter spinach. Sow turnips, and tie up lettuce to ...
... Commons has re. signed--bonfires at Northamnpton, general re- joleing in Seven Dials, and the Hall of Science decorated with cauliflowers and carrots. &The members of the Italian colony in London FAVe on WednesHday evening a banquet :t the .Cantoi Hotel; Panton ...
... planting of' such crops as yet remains to be done. Prick out from the seed beds the young plants of broccolies, kales, cauliflowers, &c., to get stocky by the time they are wanted. Make a sewing of endive, both curled and the Batavian; these useful vegetables ...
... Mangolds have been more successful this year than last. The bulbs are forming well, and are growing rapidly. Cabbages, cauliflowers, parsnips, and carrots are making rapid progress. There is an abundance of gooseberries and our- rants, but a searcity ...
... more of the-latter should be made at intervals of ten t days. A main sowing should be made immediately of Early c Asiatic cauliflowers for planting- under handlights, and pre-I servig during winter in frames ; and, at tie same time a h little early York ...
... ordered ?? anygrati h, found in the midst of it a large tin tack. Calliun a waitress, he inquired. 'i s this a part of the cauliflower? '-No, she replied, it's a part of the grating.' GUINNESS' GUINEAS. A TiaE when poverty was rife. The constant cry of ...
... weather wvill prevent th! goetting in of the spring crops for a lbile \V'ait till ?? weather chanllges before petting out cauliflowers, lottuce, Soc., whitered under glass; but, in the meantile, harden them well, by 'giving. lhem all the air possible, wvithout ...
... show symptoms of decay, so as to prevent the mischief from spread- ing; attend to gathering fruit as formerly directed. Cauliflowers-Plants heading must be frequently ex- amined ; those not wanted for immediate use should be taken up and stored till wanted ...