... Seeds, for present sowing, may be had 100 papers for 65.; 60 for 38.; 36 for as. 6d. • The finest varieties of Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Custard, Marrow, and Brocoli. 6d. per packet. Lists may be had on application to J. GOLDING, Seedsman, Hastings ...

... Flower Seeds, kr present sowing, may be had 100 papers for 55.; 50 for 35.; 36 for 28. 6d. The finest varieties of Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Custard, Marrow, and Broccoli. &I. per packet. may be had on application to J. GOLDING, Seedsman, - ...

... Flower Seeds, for present sowing, may be had 100 papers for 55.; 50 for 35.; 36 for 2s. 6d. The finest varieties of Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Custard, Marrow, and Bra.°li, 6d. per packet. Lists may be had on application to J. GOLDING, Seedsman, Hastings ...

... hundred. Good filberts may be had for 9d. per lb. Cabbages, beans, carrots, and artichokes may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers are scarce. Potatoes realise front 6s. to 15s. per cwt. Cucumbers are abundant. flowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias ...

... melons, 2s to 4a ; .emons, ° reign, pines. is 3d t o 3 s ocl e ach; oranges, 15s to zos; l 8s to 15a per 100. VEGET ABLES. —Cauliflowers, Is to 2s; red cabbages, Is Cd to 61; white do., Od to is 3d; celery, is to 2s; beet, is horseradish, is to 2q, per dozen ...

... to ills, each; broccoli, 4d. to 6d.; cabbages, 6d. to L. ad.; capsicums, 2s. per dozen; carrots, 3d. to 4d. per bunch; cauliflowers, 2d. to is. each; celery; 4d. to Bd. ' • horseradish, id. to is. per stick; leeks, 2d. to 3d. per bunch; lettuces, id. ...

... spring use ought to be sown now, as well as sdlaclings turnips, and spinach. Cucumbers for winter must now be' sown, and cauliflowers put into frames. The principal thing to be seen to in the fruit garden is to see to the ripening of the wood. Thin those ...

... tSel to is currants 3s 6d to is od, 10d to Is 3d, and tipples 2s to its per half sieve' eab ba ,ig e s - tlr el d 2s 6d, cauliflowers is 6d to is 01, and horsetadish Is to Is heads; turnips 2s to 3s Od,carrots is 6d io is to I s ji.e; greens Os to Os Od ...

... winter broccoli should be sown at once; whilst a week or so later will be abundance of time to sow the Cape broccoli and cauliflowers for Michaelmas. Plentiful supplies of savoys, leeks, green kale, Brussels sprouts, scnrzonera, salsify, beet, &c., should ...

... or three sorts of kale, chou de Milan, Shillings queen, West ham, and early York cabbage, a small pinch of horn carrot, cauliflower, leek, and lettuce, short top radish, and small salads, should be sown in small patches every fortnight. Potatoes appearing ...

... work, while the weather is favourable to such an operation. Expose soils of a heavy character to the action of frost. Let cauliflowers, lettuces, &c., be protected under glass, and give them air on every fitting occasion. Cover early roots of rhubarb of ...

... quart. Bread, the 41b loaf, is. 2d. to is. 3d.; cabbages, 3s. to Bs. per dozen; carrots, is. to is. Gd. per dozen bunches; cauliflowers, Gs. to 15s. per dozen; celery, 2s. to Gs. per dozen; cross, water, is. 3d. to is. Gd. per dozen bunches; cucumbers, ss ...