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... PLANTING CAULIFLOWERS Previous to sotting out cauliflower plants, give careful thought to the land on which tlicy arc to grow. Light porous soil will not produce good heads unless the season is a fairly wet one. If possible, mark out a piece with physical ...
... CAULIFLOWER SOWING. Towards the end of this month a sowing of cauliflower may be made, provided the plants can be wintered in a cold frame or under cloches. VVlsen large, enough to handle, the ' plants should be set out three or four inches apart. They ...
... Seedlings. For Early Cauliflowers GEEDS of early cauliflowers sown during the coming week or so in a cool greenhouse, where the temperature can be kept at 45 to SO degrees, should produce plants to follow those that are wintering in the cold frame. Sow ...
... on Young Cauliflower Plants ENSURE the safety of young cauliflower plants that are being grown to supply early heads for next yew. protection (hould be afforded during severe weather. If 'a spare frame is utilised, plenty of air must be provided, except ...
... Care of Cauliflowers Cabbages and Leeks EEKS that were planted recently in ground has not been manured since its preparation for tho previous crop, will benefit from a few doses of liquid manure or powdered fertiliser, watering the latter well in. Celery ...
... Choosing a Site for Cauliflowers /CAULIFLOWERS for sowing now include sucli well known varieties as Early Snowball, Early London and All the year Round. The special varieties offered by leading seed firms can also be recommended. The young plants will ...
... HOOK ADVANCE Early Cauliflowers and Parsley PEARLY cauliflowers are forming curds, and provent these from beimj dis- , coloured one or two the large outer leaves should be bent over them, breaking the mid-ribs to keep the leaves in place. more curds ...
... Cauliflowers each Cabbages (white) each j .. 1 l* (red) each 01_ 0 Onions (per 211 b.) l2_. 13 and 14 for ~ 0 0 „ Irish (per 120) 0 0 Dock Eggs (per 120 i 10 0 M 0 0 ...
... Garden Peas and Cauliflowers ay foster PEAS call for * deep, cool root-run if they are to thrive, and the best advice I can give is that you peg down the garden line where the row is to be and open up a trench about 15 inches wide and a similar depth ...
... Also all the best varieties PEAS. BEANS. ONIONS CAULIFLOWERS. CARROTS, TURNIPS. See.; Early ARH-LEAF and other SEED POTATOES; Imported Collections of GERMAN STOCKS. ASTERS. WALL-FLOWERS, Ac.; GLADIOLUS. BRENCHLEYENBIB. and OANDAVENSIS. Each Is. per dozen ...
... Important and Urgent. TO ALL GARDENERS. The Cabbage Root Fly is attacking cabbages, cauliflowers and brussel sprouts. The eggs are white and are found at the base of the plant. The fly is similar to the ordinary house fly. Plants should be watered immediately ...
... So, too, are small, diced carrots, and the flowerets of cooked cauliflower. Potato salads are a good accompaniment to green salads. The potatoes should steamed, allowed to get cold and cut in suitable pieces. They are excellent when mixed with tiny pieces ...