... the rows to keep them erect. Maincrop varieties may now be sown in quantity. Seedlings of the Brassies family (Cabbage, Cauliflower, etc.), should be planted during showery weather if possible. Sow more seed of Lettuce. Radish, etc. Onions for pickling ...

... Many amateurs confuse Broccoli with Borecole. The latter is the curled Kale, and Broccoli is simply a biennial form of Cauliflower. To grow really good Broccoli, a start should be made in April. The seed may be sown in • sheltered corner outdoor, and ...

... SEEDLTNG VEGETABLES. Early so-on seedling vegetables such as Cauliflower, Sprouts, Cabbage, etc., may now be transferred to the cold frame. A high tempera/age i% detrimental to them, and if once they ge, drawr they rarely fullt recover their natural vigour ...

... or a fortnight to ensure succe-sional crops Carrots and Turnips may be sown at deo& of about an inch. Seedling Cabbage. Cauliflower, etc., which have been sown in a heated house. may be pricked out in cold frames. This should be done before the seedlings ...

... Mustard and Cress, at short intervals. Plant out seedling Lettuce to provide hearts for cutting during autumn. Feed Onions, Cauliflowers, Celery, late Peas, and Kidney Beans, with liquid manure. Parslc - that has made strong growth should the large leaves ...

... place the mixture in small. dry pots. Allow to cool, then Ass t .' with clarifissi butter. ' Carust,owas Fitirrnia.—C,x)k a cauliflower in flower in plenty of boiling water 1 until nearly tender. Break it into convenient pieces and dry these. Cost each piece ...

... each other. CAULIFLOWZIL canilidowor. two eggs, half pint of white sauce, salt, pepper, grated cheese. Boil and drain the cauliflower, break off the sprays of the flower into small pieces, and lot them dry on a cloth. Make the sauce lot, add the cheese and ...

... COLD FRAMES. Readers who followed our advice in regard to sowing Cabbage, Cauliflowers, Lettuce, tte., in c0 . .c1 frames should now have a good :.how of seedlings. These subjects are all prae ically hardy, and this fact should be borne in mind on warm ...

... maintained. Later on a much lower temperature will suffice. A gentle hotbed should now be prepared and on this sow early Cauliflowers, Lettuce. Tomatoes, and Parsley. It is always advisable to make this ea-ly sowing of Parsley. Late frosts may cut off the ...

... purpose. Earth up Potatoes before the tops coin menee to fall over. This is important. Plant out wiwing.sown Calitiage. Cauliflower, ete. Dip the roots of each plant in a puddle of clay and water before planting. tnit if the weather is dry attend to watering ...

... EARTHING UP CROPS. Early Cabbage, Sprints, Cauliflower. Peas, etc.. that are growing freely should have a little extra attention paid to them now. In every case a light dressing of a chemical fertiliser should be applied. and if poesible a good watering ...

... SUCKIESTIONS. Rhubarb should be replanted before the middle of April or otherwise left over until next year. Seeds of Cabbage, Cauliflower, Savoy. Kale, etc., may be sown on a warm, sunny border. Sow thinly, as overcrowding weakens the seedlings. Sow the main ...