... Normandy cress, sucoessional peas and beans, and a little early celery, in boxes, on a slight beat. If early spring-sown cauliflowers and lettuces are forward enough, get them pricked out. Continue to plant out winter lettuces out in similar manner, as ...

... and pt»*; plant early in on stable dung, with some .at and rail; plant out early cabbages for spring use ; earth celery, cauliflowers, broccoli, borecole, 4c., in dry weather; stir up and loosen the soil between the growing crops; Man. dive ; tliin all ...

... houses or south walls ; if they have not, been there all the winter. Out door Oejurrtment. Radishes and other Salads with Cauliflower-plants must be looked over occasionally, to see that no failure occurs from damp or vermin. Successions of these and of ...

... operalioo*- the nature the soil and the kind cn»ps planted it. Keep forward leituees 1 from being frost, and look sharply | cauliflower plants under hand-lights, well lettuces, endive, and radishes in cold frames, protecting them with straw, or rued oovurs ...

... carefully over the apricot trees and destroy the caterpillar it found. Take advantage of showery weather to plant out lettuce, cauliflower. Ate,, and see getting tomatoes, cucumbers, vegetable mturow-i, Ate., tor planting out. Make sowing of sweet bad I, marjoram ...

... ss g* it ri.* n**d. I‘rovtsion should to made fof .fe- lng .i q-i.m of French beans fr -m frurt, should this occur, and cauliflowers looked over e-nily, toming down few leaves over tto heart*, tor tee*e arc readily spoiled froab Get lot brown Hah ix* lettuce ...

... and other crops in tho kitchen garden, and your time will admit, you may sow Cardoons. little Cabbage, Un»a*4s Sprouts, Cauliflower, and Autumn Broccoli seed and if there are any arrears in your other sowings, bring them op.— Also prick out seedlings of ...

... only * moderate earthing up, and ihe remainder towanls Spring. wide, sheltered border should be selected tor band-gUss cauliflower*. The soil, not already an-l neb. should be made previoualy planting, rallbrei* plants under each slight hollow, which wil ...

... broccoli, fltCn should also planted ot once. Con tinue plant out celery ground can be spared, hoop wall supplied with water. Cauliflowers and ocher strong growing thing* will craadr kraftud an occasional watering with manors. 'tha I toe in action dry days; ...

... Teas and Beans —Go on with successions of these every other week. Brocoi.i and! sbbac.es—A few seeds of Grange’s Early Cauliflower Brocoli should now sown, if, indeed, you have been fortunate enough to save your own seeds of it. It is quite lottery to ...

... the netion of the rtathrr; bat where it this the fro ms pert should not be dog deep. Look well «e the protection lettuce, cauliflower, kc., under glam, and take every opportunity ef exposing each thiuge air. dome the stroagatt mots of early rhubarb might ...

... vegetable marrow ridges of warm dong J*Unt globe artiebokee, sweet Ba>il, capeicams, chillies, in •arm, rick borders cabbages, cauliflowers in succession , leeks, full crop, in rich soils ; tomatoes against aoutk walla or warm fonts*, and onions on richly*prepared ...