... of ground be prepared for spinach;. trench it. thoroughly and let it be well manured. Continue getting out broocoli and cauliflowers. A mushroom bed msy now be made; throw the dung together to ferment for a few days; when half-dry, mix one-third of loamy ...

... ordinary flower-pot full of mould, he instantaneously causes to spring every flower we choose to call for, not excepting a cauliflower and a sunflower, the latter described by a precocious youth in the gallery as an over-grown dandelion. We no longer try ...

... ink vignette, by the Queen of Beauty, representing the three little Shuclboroughs, with large turnip-looking heads and cauliflower wigs, seated at a round table, eating and voraciously scrambling for mutton chops, dressed by' Mary Stedmxian, who is seen ...

... Purple. 14 . Capre.- 15. Cabbage-Early Eattersea :. 16 .Early York.; 17 . Savoy. 18. Cale-Curled-Scoteb. 19. Carrot. |20. Cauliflower. 21. Celery. 22. Chervil. 23. Cress. 24. Cacumber, early frame: 25. Corn (Cobbett's). 26. Endive; : 27. Leek. 2S. Lettuce-White ...

... epicure will crimp a sirloin of beef by cutting out a small piece here and a small piece there; and will rob a dish of cauliflowers of half its charms by delicately nipping off the choice morsels from two out of the four heads, And as for tarts, it is ...

... specimens of vegetables which had been preserved in that way were exhibited, among which were Brussels sprouts and a large cauliflower. The plan most generally followed, however, is to exclude the air, either before or after the substances are cooked. By ...

... on Tuesday night. In 1827 Albany Fonblanque wrote ' Dr. Paris. somewhere observes that the originals of the cabbage and cauliflower are not to be'recog- nised in uncultivated nature. A bishop of the pre- sent age has no more likeness to a bishop of the ...

... Carrots &o. and make either irat or successional sowviugs of Broad Beans, Peas, i. Sow also such small seeds as belery Savoy Cauliflower Parsley, TUrnips, anrd wvinter ?? ohooihgstif, deep: soil for Beans, Parsnips and Parsley, and the most sheltered situation ...

... they are to remain for abbaging early in the following summer. Carrots should now be lifted and tored for winter use. The cauliflowers sown in Au-' gust, or the beginning of September, will now be fit to prick out in beds, where they are to remain during ...

... exquisite work of art! She was the very daisy, prim- rose, tuberose, sweetbriar, furze-blossom, gilliflower, wall- flower, cauliflower, auricula, and rosemary! In short, she was the bouquet of Parnassus! Where expectation was raised so high, it was thought ...

... tracer, &e . must-n carefully attended to with water. Directly the weather becomes more fivourable get the sprin-raised. cauliflowers and lettuce planted out, it not yetdone, selecting for them, a aheltered situation an& light rich soilo A few branhies ...

... get it ripened. Provision should be made for protecting., a quantity of French beans from frost, should this occur, and cauliflowers should be looked over fre- quently, turning down a few leaves over the hearts, for these are readily spoiled by frost. ...