... spring. We advise our readers to test the matter for themselves by trans- planting both now and early in April. When giant cauliflowers or cabbages are cut, let all the leaves on the stems be cut also, as otherwise these exhaust the soil to no purpose. It ...

... for her, anti these consisted mainly of wheat and p~earl barley boiled together, and Onl some ocsaions of a little boiled cauliflower and snl~i. -The husband callebd in a hominopatltie doctor, attd he wees held by that gtcteallomi that hits w ifec required ...

... planting of trees or shrubs. WHEN GABD AND OROwkun-SOW tomatoes in heat; also basld, majoram, &c. Get hand-glasses ready for cauliflowers in pob . rich the staton very mch, fresh loam ifa Lnd. Torn out four sktong plants fiom tns potsone at each angle; thiey ...

... Ledgard, Edmonds, nod Thompson, for heartevase. There was also a small but fine collection of vegetables, cosisting of cauliflowers, asparagus, cucumbers, horse- radish, and carrots, the prize for whieh was awarded to Mr. Martin, of Thames Brink. An eficient ...

... tile tires to sun and air. Sew brocoli in beds of rich light soil in an open situation for the main crop. andt cabbages, cauliflowers, &c., in succession. Attend also to sowing small breadths of turnips about once a fortnight, so as to secure having a regular ...

... where in demand. Mould ip early Potatoes immediately they show Ihrough the ground. So scon as early plants of ~pring-sowfl Cauliflowers, Cabbage. or~ Culewort, L ettuce, &c., are large enough for transplanting have them put out on to a worm site. Celery siso ...

... plants have taken root. Break down some of tlte long leaves over the ad- vancing cauliflower heads, il order to preserve, them from the sun, rains, &kc. The cauliflower plants sown in May for the autumn crop must now be planted out. Some seed of the hoarn ...

... market, where I purchased the undermentioned articles,' the cost of which may surprise you.- A couple of chickens, six cauliflowers, one dozen of apples, a string of shalots, a calf s heart, and beef sufficient for a man, his wife, female servant, and ...

... times a week, until the plants are ncarly rcady to turn out. Sow lettuce in boxes, and treat them precisely the same as cauliflowers, W., as advised above. Protect peas and beans, which have made tleir appearance above ground, by drawing light dry soil ...

... do, sech as early Battersee, Nonpareil, Bprobboroagh, Shilling's Queen, or Enfield. Sow also Y. littlo of the red Dutch. Cauliflowers, do not fall to get this orop sown between the 15th and2lth of the month; sooner or later will be equally ininrionrs to ...

... lettuces, and get those raised in boxes in heat pricked out in a warm situation highlv manured. After planting out the winter cauliflowers, there generally. remains a quantity of small plants; these, if pi iced. out in- a cool, sbady border on rich soil will ...

... closely succeed those in frames. Let a sowing of all the winter and spring brocoli be made forthwith. Cape brocoli and cauliflower for Michaelmas may, however, be sown a week or two later. See that plenty of green kale, Savoys, Brussels sprouts, leeks ...