... flower from thence to mid- winter Cauliflower and Broccoli will make finer heads and come in quicker with the help of manure-wAer given liberally and preti y strong ' with plain waterings to alternate. ,'Sow cauliflower for late autumn use. Hardy Herb,iceous ...

... and clays it will be less safe and less necessary. As fast ai cro L ‘s are taken off, trench and manure f.r broccolis, cauliflowers, and winter-greens. Broccoli must now be got out to furnish a supply during autumn. Manure liberally, and if the planting ...

... flowering aro not unduly shaded by disorderly gr. wths. ;Sow succession beans, marrow peas, lettuce, Portugal cabbage, cauliflowers, Walcheren broccoli, Stone turnip, and turnip radishes. _ _ . . Contimie to propagate herbaceous plants, remembering that ...

... with soot or wood-ashes. Prick out winter greens of all kinds from the seed-beds. Sow succession peas, prickly spinach, cauliflower, parsley, radishes, lettuce, scarlet runners. Flat-hoe between potatoes. Vines to be again thinned in cool houses, and the ...

... to see the way in which some people break and bruise the leaves of kale, cabbage, ) Szc., in lifting and transplanting. Cauliflowers can be got out now on ground cleared of peis and beans. Trench deep, and mix the manure with the soil, so that it is evenly ...

... serious. Asparagus beds should be lined if the heat is declining, and grounds for new beds should be got ready at once. Cauliflowers must be potted in pails in forty-eight pots as soon as largo enough to handle, and make the ground ready at on which the ...

... those left in the ground. Therefore lose no time in getting them up, ant if posible plant directly for next year's crop. Cauliflower and brocoli to be planted in quantity for spring use, and rather close, that the plants may protert each other; and in case ...

... during autumn. Ma planting is done in dry weathe] as possible, and transplant fron rich light soil the plants from out cauliflower, and remember cannot be too rich; they wt dung only, if well rotted. H forward, but do not earth up t are loose at the collar ...

... few more of the best runners in pots, cut away all weak runners, and supply water liberally to runners and old stools. Cauliflowers can be got out now on ground cleared of peas and beans. Trench deep, and mix the manure with the soil, so that it is evenly ...

... itauy gaps in the drills, filL up by trasplanting the thinuings in showery weather.. Sow Waleheren broccoli, collards, cauliflower, endive,. kidney : , beans, lettuce; leeks, spinach. Plant; out; marrov.is, ridge cucumbers, ,oapsicums, tomatoes,..pelery„ ...

... aim of the gardener to discover and encourage. CROPP — ING.—Sow succession scans, marrow peas, lettuce, Portugal cabbags, cauliflowers, Waleheron broccoli, Stone turnip, and turnip radishes. FOR:JED FRUITS.—As the crops are gathered give liquid manure to ...

... landlords—they shall not use a foot of land but for the food of the people. My friend Mr. Grenville shall grow no flowers but cauliflowers, and Mr. Green's box edgings shall be turned to mustard and cress, It is certain that the gentlemen who were privileged ...