... IN THE PADDOCK TOD IS WANTED FOR THE TANKS AUU IS LOST, FOR WHO WILL RIDE CAULIFLOWER THE LADY ERMYNTRUDE s FATHER DEAR FATHER I WILL lovely woman stoops to CONQUER cauliflower an easy winner and the OLD HOMESTEAD IS SAVED Drawn by Will Owen. ...

... shape in his mind. Whilst hoeing a row of cauliflowers last summer I stopped to inspect and admire a few larger specimens. Through casting my eye on the largest I got the idea of a painting showing a huge cauliflower in a suburban gar den with the grower ...

... before using. the best substitute. CAULIFLOWER LEAVES Lay alternate rows or carrots and A e sand (or earth), either onthe ground, ^lways ask your greengrocer for the in a pyramid shape, or in boxes. leaves of the cauliflower. As well as Cover your pyramid ...

... GIANT DARTERS RED GIANT RUNNER CARTER i FORERUNNER PEA. PEA. BEAN. CAULIFLOWER. Wr'nkled Marrowfat. Height I A splendid late Wrinkled The Largest and Longest-Podded The quickest Cauliflower ever 5 to 6 ft. Award of Merit R.H.S. I Marrowfat. Runner Bean. ...

... almost its own sky The fishing-boat riding into harbour under a blizzard of sea-gulls Market morning in a foreign town, all cauliflowers and bonnet-strings Don't let sights like these run like water through your fingers. Catch them with a 'Kodak', so that ...

... insecticide in granular form for soil -Lr Wwation only for the control of aphids on potatoes. L fJSS?8 SProuts' cabbages, cauliflowers. A anhu. runner beans, marrows and parsnips: tyc-T': L;' s an^ carrot fly on carrots and celery ...

... Conve Troncliiida Hampion Capsicum choice Spinach, Summer and Winter 2 oz. Carrot, best for succession 2 pkts. Salsnfy Cauliflower, best 1 pkt. Scorzoncra Celery, best 1 pkt. Turnip, best 2 pkts. Corn Salad Tomato, mixed Cress, in variety 3 pkts. Vegetable ...

... slunk out. I was so nettled that I slipped away determined to have my drink, come what may. The best buy that morning were cauliflowers my restaurant could cope with several crates, but not too many, or else the customers would get fed up with them. I got ...

... into three groups according to the demands they make upon the soil Group I. Peas, beans, onions, leeks, shallots, celery, cauliflowers, spinach, summer cabbage and lettuces. Group 2. Potatoes, turnips, winter greens (including brussels sprouts, broccolis ...

... gravely, you'll have to use the dressing-room. AT the local flower show Peter Davy easily carried off the first prize for cauliflowers with a magnificent specimen. That be a fine un, Peter, said a friend admiringly, dang me if 1 don't offer 'ee two bob ...

... Parsnip. 3 packets Cabbage. 3^oz. Radish. 1 packet Savoy. 1 packet Salsafy. 24oz. Carrot. 1 packet Scorzonera. 1 packet Cauliflower. 4oz. Spinach. 2 packets Celery. 3oz. Turnip. 3oz. 1 packet Cress. 1 packet Tomato. 2 packets Cucumber. 1 packet Marrow ...

... Scarlet Runner. 1 Savoy, Dwarf Green Curled. 1 Melon, Choicest sort. i Radish, Beck's Short-top. h Sir J. Paxton, Dwarf. 1 Cauliflower, Eirlv London. 1 Endive, Suttons' Green Curled. h Turnip, mixed, l pkt. Beet, Buttons' Improved Dark Red. 1 Cucumber, Best ...