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... take nearly an hour. To be certnin if' they asre properly done teet them with a skewer; when quite tender they are ready. Cauliflowers Should be turned flowcer downwards, to prevent afiy scumU settling on-~the flower. The water should be skinnmed when it ...
... KING'S UNRIVALLED COLLECTION OP i CONTAINS- Half Pint Marrow Peas, j Pint Beans, Packet each Rts Carrot, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Brussels Spronts, LletqN Onion, Parsnip, Radish, Savoy, Turnip, and Four Px Choice Flower Seeds, all POST FREE FOR Is. ...
... ,, Radiate, Long anf Turnip I , Mnsrd. WI I 1 Carrot, Intci 'neoliato I pkt. Cei.'e'mrr, hrs- Also fair-sized ph -ke t Cauliflower, Cabbage, Bre-coli, B1-t. B1rreolt f Celery, teehk, Tomato, Partim Nlerw,,. OTHER COLLECTIONS OF CRt:1ICE V S ?? 63s., 42s ...
... high, and trir feet round, is exquifitcly white and crifp; the fwveeteit of any lettuce known, and ?? all heart. i-5. alta Cauliflower gron's a full foot broad, and its delicacy i is as ftuperior £s its lize.-6. Antwerp Celery, grows , feet high, sand 6 ...
... Strawberry plants Borecolasa Vintes Erocoli Perspiration of plants Brus'els' sprouts Petunia, the Cabbage Proteetion of cauliflowers during Carrols winter capsituts Prescriptions for diseases inciden-t Caulifowers al to horses Celery and endive Illustrated ...
... Turnips-1st, Andw. Kirkland; 2d, James Brown. Six Pota- toes-Ist, Jas. Williamson; 2d, James Brown; 3d, John _ Williamson. One Cauliflower-Ist, John Williamson; 2d, Andw. Kirkland; 3d, George Maxwell. One Cabbage-lst, Adw. Kirkland; 2d, John Williamson; 3d, William ...
... eacb, two wonderful Peas for Exhibitiou. L.aWN GRASS, tineet mixed, per lb., Is. Carrots (rubbed seed), Parsnips, Brocoli, Cauliflower, &c., in Id. packets, and by the ounce. FLOWER kEEDS of the beet quality. Novelties at advertised prices. SEA KALE ROOTS ...
... iutermiediate. loz. ONION, white Spanish. loz. PARSILN', hollow crowned. Besides a fair proportion of Itrocuoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Ournmber, Lattice, Tomato, Spronts, Beet.Ao. Thi3tiavery cheap collection, and can be highly ,,',oloausnonded. OTHER C ...
... CABBAGE I PLAITS I N fine condition for traniplanting, Ss to 4s per 1,000. -D ANTELS BR0O., seed (Oroivers, Rorivich. CAULIFLOWER PLANTS. V ITOri'S Autumn Gillt, now ready. Is per 100; 8s opr 1.woo. - DA-NIELS BILOS., Seed Growers, idorwilih. GIANT ROCCA ...
... Gardeners' Magazine.) KITCHEN GARDEN. Broccolis to be sown in variety and quantity for nse in autumn, winter, and next spring. Cauliflowers wintered in frames may be planted out in southern and western districts, but in cold or damp places it is as yet too early ...
... Od. Horseradish pr bdl«2s. (id. Cabbages, doz. os. fid. 1 Parsley, per bdla Od. Savoy ditto Os. Od. Celery, per Od. Cauliflowers ditto Os. Od. Beet, per do*. Os. Od. Old Potatoes, per ton 50s. 110 0 Parsnips, per cwt. Os. Od. New ditto, per lb. Os ...
... Cole ort, hardy 4 Ozs. Spinach, siiinmer grcen, and winter. s packets Carrot, ofsorts. ao/s. 'Turnip, for Suic I packet Cauliflower. cession. 2 rackets Celery, in var. I packet Tomato, mixed. 3 eos. and I packet Cress, I packet Vegetable in Aar. Marios ...