... TICE FOR NOVEEMBER. Kitchien Garden.-November is not without-its calls on the gardener's attention-to cover his tender cauliflower plants every' night and day, if severe. A. few of the best Cape brocoff plaars. now in- bearing, may require-sinmilar attention ...

... pots to turn out, should those sown in the open garden fail. A crop of the Mazagan bean may be treated in the same manner. Cauliflowers, lettuce, and all kinds of early vegetables wistering in frames must have an abundance of air daily, and be kept free front ...

... gathered by the Chinese for scenting Their finest teas; or, to come nearer home, to the well-known inflorescence of the cauliflower, to the beautiful flower heads of the artichoke, the fleshy, imbricated scales of which, when boied, are a recognized vegetable ...

... and, after descending 1 0 * palace r endlcularl y, they came to a very X led 10 a m ost beautiful cave; stalactites cauliflowers ,v M w and of various forms—some ttickiw «L i m, , ' t ° , this was a human skeharin® rock, and the bones of dog beside ...

... closely succeed those in frames. Let a sowing of all the 'winter and soring biocoli be made forthwith Caps brocoli and cauliflower for Michaelmas may, however, be sewn a week or two later. See that plenty of green kale, savovoy B]russe5l sprouts, leeks ...

... beginlg of this month. bee-and-earth- up the advancing crops planted Al Sty hnd Junae., About. the middle of the -raoth, the cauliflowers -which-were sown in May and inteidedftr a latei crop, and which were pricked outthe. latter end of June, will now be of ...

... before he put it otil the grill, and this being so, a rump steak it bad to be, with potatoes in their jackets, a salad, and cauliflower. Marrow-bones completed the dinner. For wine I ordered a bottle of Beaune superieur and a pint of port. At 7.45 to the second ...

... at 11. per day; or, by contracting, may eart double that sum, or more. Gardening, too, is- up iz the market. Cabbage and cauliflowers are sold at l:'to 2s. ?? each; peas (in the shell), a guinea a quart ; potatoes, bed. per pound; and onions, Is. each. ...

... Carrots; parsnips, and other. kitchen roots should be taken up, in order to pre- serve them for winter use. The remaining cauliflower plants should be placed out where they are intended to remain during the winter; those under the hand or bell glasses should ...

... danger from white frost is passed away. It is now too late to sow brussels sprouts, autumn giant cauliflower, &c.; but not for white broccoli, summer cauliflower, dwarf savoys, sprouting broccoli, coleworts, &c. Seed got in at once will grow rapidly, should ...

... manure large crisp celery can hardly be Obtained. As sbon as the weather shall have become more fveurtbles get spring-raised cauliflowers and lettuces planted out, if not yet done, selectingfor them a sheltered situation and light rich soil A few branches of ...

... ''it !.9 . ?? zl_ -11 ?? Kitchen Garden.-November is not without its caus on the 'gardener's attention-to cover his tender cauliflower plants every nigb~ and day,, if severe.. A, few of the. best Cape ocoli pLiants, now in bearing, may require similar, attention ...