... other purposes, ami few hoops placed over the beds, ready to have mats thrown over them cold nights. The hand-glasses over Cauliflowers may remain off while the nights are mild. April has come in with mo'-t promising smile*, and if get a cold day now and ...

... camion of lettuces, and get those boxes in heat pricked out in warm situation highly manured After planting not the winter cauliflower, there generally remains a quantity small plants thees, if pricked out a cool shady border rich soil will make seacsaslon ...

... Upmove ell decaying loarea. Sow |>oss and beaua in ' ale saprUk, and small aaladinga, if on > alight Plant early aabf-ag- , cauliflowers, in pola, frarnsa, or und-r hand-gleseva. Kailh-up calery whan dry. but avoid doing while wet. Protect ar’irt.okcs g-*od ...

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... beds a liberal supply manure- water, and where there la plenty this at command it may be given with ad- to such things cauliflowers, lettuces, | Keep the surface soil frequently stirred among all growing crops, which will prevent the growth j weeds and ...

... light and air, so as get ripeoinr- should be made for protecting a quality French beaus from frost, should this occur, and cauliflowers should be looked freqooatly,turning down a few leaves orer the hearts, these are reedily spoiled frost. Get a lot brown ...

... amount of check. The chief reason why oelerj ** runa” is, when luxuriance succeeded by «u Jen checks. The buttoning of the cauliflower also, perha(is, traceable to the taro -, cause. Fruit trees must kept cl**an and hesltby. If not alraady dooe, now is goo-1 ...

... end of the month, sow ofuoua, look*, eelery, early uiraipe, apt week, aaccresHma.' crops of beeaa,|wus,and early ; sow cauliflowers, early-bora carroiß. Mine—, Jtc-. on light hotbeds; sow M|«rasus, parsnip*, Aliringham carrot., oa well wroogbt dtap.aaU ...

... incesaani war with inierta. KITCUBN OAKOI*. Dig. trench, and ro-tntir« tb»- ground as the summer crop* art* cleared off, snd Cauliflowers for spring crops. tronchnda where it con sheltered. Kiidive and lettuce fur :r us© Onions for winter and spring. Teas, ...

... 20s. 0-1. 24« Ols^ch. Goes# .. . . . .21s. OJ. 2-s. l ••oh, 12s. to 15s. 0-1 ss. o«ipor*lor Cauliflowers . 20s 01. t*> 28s perdoz. These pries* see.a a»tooishin|». and yet such i« the tbatpnxluoo farm stock such that noticed ...

... bed*, allowing them plenty mom to prevent weakly growth. «ABBT VXUIT AND K ITCH •AXDB*. Winter oaiona may now be aeww; sko cauliflower* far the early crap next mason, small bad of pickling brawn cos, gad hardier sorts of Winter. Tba lopsof main crape of ions ...

... Witter. In the area* sharp weather being apprehended, quantity af the moat forward lettuce should placed under glam and cauliflowers that are beading should be also removed to where they can be protected from frost—Gard ...