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... picking onions for pickling, cutting cauliflowers, and protecting strawberry plants, and summonses under the Act of Charles 11. were duly issued. It waa stated that Mr. Bath held, under fruit, onions, and cauliflowers, about 500 acres, and that in consequence ...
... June 2.—The late fine weather has greatly improved the appearance of our market, it being well suppUed with cabbages, cauliflowers, rhubarb, Ac, but it has caused a reaction in the potato trade and prices are much lower, they being sold at 12d. to 13d ...
... MARKET, June 3.—We had a moderate supply of potatoes at this market, which were sold at 7d to 7Ad per 211bs., retail 8d. ; Cauliflowers 13d. per dozen: retail 2 for2M. ; Cabbages 14d. per dozen, retail l*d. each. MANCHESTER, June 5 -Potatoes, 4s Od to lis ...
... out-of-door cucumber bed, stirred over, will be suitable for August-sown cauliflowers, which shortly will require the protection of hand-glasses. Some prefer keeping their cauliflower plants in small pots under glass. Asparagus stalks should be removed, ...
... Kitchen Garden. —Let the autumn-sown onions, cabbages, cauliflowers, and lettuces, be protected from the ravages of snails, by dusting them with lime and soot. The smallest of the cauliflowers not planted in hand-lights should be planted in a cold frame ...
... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. Broccoli and Cauliflower.—The last sowing of autumn Broccoli and late Cauliflower should now be got in. Former sowings of these should be carefully looked to; see that the plants are not too thick. Prick out some of ...
... long-pod beans, and top those in flower. tadne beans, peas, cabbages, lettuces, spinach, j e, broccoli, and cauliflower. Plant out Cauliflowers, greens, celery, lettuces, and other crops from the seed-beds as the plants become fit. Earth up potatoes, thin ...
... back to notices of the past fe* weeks, and especially be on the alert to propagate whatever b»* been neglected hitherto. Cauliflower and broccoli to be planted in quantity for spring use, and rather close, that the plants W*l protect each other ; and in ...
... Sow Wakheren, Snow's winter. Knight's protecting A;w3 bride, and Wilcove late. Others, if needful; but this.. . rate. Cauliflowers may be planted out in southern ami districts ; but in cold and damp places it is yet too ssriTl cold weather occurs, many ...
... checks the weeds, and gives the whole a clean and neat appearance. Kitchen Garden.—Continue to get in crops of cabbage, cauliflowers, lettuce, peas, spinach, and Jerusalem artichokes, as the weather and state of the soil will permit. The main crop of potatoes ...
... new Is 6d. per stone; us'ng apples from 2s. to 2s. 6d. ; dessert kinoß, 3s to 4s per stone ; cucumbers 6d to 9d. each : cauliflowers, 2d. to 3d. each ; carrots, Bd. to lOd ncr stone : and turnips, 4d. per stone. ' KbIGHLEY POTATO, ftc., May 12.-English ...
... seed, if this method of increasing the stock is followed, alco Turnip Radishes, and a succession of Broccoli, Borecole, Cauliflower, and all things likely to be most in demand.— Gardeners' Chronicle ...