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... three quarts of water and simmer for three hours This may be used instead of meal broth in the Lenten season. Cauliflower Creamed.—Boil a cauliflower in salted water for half an hour. drain dry, and set in a lined saucepan with ont pint of milk. same quantity ...
... PLANTS AND OTHER VEGETABLES •ILRA sad CRANSTON'S. 2s. 100; 1,0122. tither carpoties. le. 84. 100; 13e. 6d. 1.000. Parsley. Cauliflowers, eta. Stud List to — ALEX. ALLAN , THE NURSERY. NEWTON STEWART. ...
... OTHER VEGETABLES AILSA and CRANSTON'S. 2.., 100: 1.000. Other varieties, ls. 13d. 100; 13s. Ild. 1.000. Parsley. Leaks. Cauliflowers. Cabbage. Celery. etc. Send for Free List to— ALEX. ALLAN , THE NURSERY. NEWTON STEWART. ...
... eventually they will pick up and grow away freely. Broccoli, or as they are often cal:ed, spring Cauliflowers, require more space than annual Cauliflowers. It is most important that the plants should make a firm hard, robust growth. To enable them do this ...
... the snore palatable form of vegetables and fruits. Does the system demand sulphur? We find it in turnips, onions, cabbage cauliflower, watercress, and horseradish. The much-maligned potato is rich in salts of potash. French beans and lentils give iron. ...
... Garden Butterflies are ;resent in large numbers this year and these will he followed by caterpillars in due course. Cabbago. Cauliflowers and all other members of the Brasslea family will suffer in consequence, and it is as well I to recognise at once that ...
... arneß Vb(IFITASUIS AILSA and CRANSTON 9, 24. 100; les. 1,030. Other vaneues, Is. b. NC 130. 34. 1.000. Pereley. Leeks, Cauliflowers. UAW. etc. Send fur From List to— ALE.X. ALLAN, NUnnt-41. NEWTOiI ...
... ALLOTMENTS AND GARDENS. BY ALBERT CLARKE CAULIFLOWER. ZAIILIFLOWEIt growing is worth consideration as a business proposition. Notwithstanding the enhanced price of most veg e tables, it is doubtful whethst the same remark couold truthfully be applied ...
... ao much garden produce as possible. Those who eulti. vate gardens should save a plentiful ,upply of green food now. When cauliflowers are cut. it is advi-4able to leave as many ct the coarser leaves-a& possible. and the plant may then be pulled up and given ...
... effect upon them. Late sowings are doing better but where the foliage has turned yellow we strongly recommend planting Cauliflowers or late Cabbage between the r0w. , .. This gives two chances, and if the beans do improve the Brassicas can be pulled out ...
... supply of vegetables. in most cases Cauliflowers and Savoys aro still providing useful cuttings, but when these are over supplies will in most cases be very shoo.. have previously referred to the protection of Cauliflowers by snapping a tew large leaves over ...
... Am*. Fears. Plume. Currants, Raspberries, in fact, all kinds of Fruit Trees and all kinds of Vegetable Cabbage, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Onion, send for my Lists. Both wail be you free upon receipt of your address on postcard. es ammo Sc MOS. 1,11 worth fer;4/- ...