... CAULIFLOWERS The season has not been favourable for caulifiowers owing to the very adverse weather, which rngher stunted their growth. Muchk can bLe done to hasten their Erogrom now by hoeing frequently between the rows, by giving a soaking of water, ...

... Early Cauliflowers. Cauliflowers for early use which have been wintered in mid frames should be planted out during the next few days. They go into rich and well-dug soil, and be planted eighteen inches apart. If there are two or more rows let there be ...

... Cauliflowers M.P.' had reached the subject of onions in a discussion of the Agricuktural Marketing Bill, which empowers the Minister of Agriculture to give directions to a marketing board if he thinks it is acting against . the public Interest. The Bill ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Prick out the best of the plants from the August sowing into hand-lights; eleven plants in a 2-feet square light, and proportionately less in those of smaller dimensions. Every alternate plant should be lifted in spring, so that five remain ...

... CAULIFLOWER. Heads should be clean, white, closelygrained, of medium or large size, and surrounded with perfect leaves. Earl!, tvarieties mature in about 18, and late sorts in 24 weeks. CELEILY. The stalks should be thick, so:id, crisp, firm, and specklessly ...

... Cauliflowers ,t FEW days agu my wife 4 . x a cauliflower ; the price was Is. Bd.; the weight 41b. Toe usable part weighed lelb. and the einusable stalk, outer leaves and thick ribs 241 b. Is. Bd. for alb. eatable cauuflower! 1 don t know whether this ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Plant nut front 2 to 2; feet illsumirr; and liberally raster during drought to pre. vent button-like knobs jointing, The 'land shoukl be generously diutged good results ate desired; and site.. th e tAnp is justly one of the most ntteemed ...

... CAULIFLOWER “MAY QUBBN.“ Gennine only direct fromo Wymondham, The fastest {_'nwxm-. qmekest heading variety in existence lanted in March, large white heads may be ent daring May and Jave, Auntumu-sown llants, 3,8 per 100, 500 for 16'=: per 1,000, 30 - ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. As the crop soon spoils after attaining perfection or at the advent of frost, the plants should be drawn, if they mature in greater quantities than can be immediately consumed, and suspended root upwards as they are, in a cool, dark cellar ...

... CAULIFLOWER. This handsome vegetable to be a refined type of broccoli, more tender in character, and of much quicker maturity. Early cauliflower may be sown now, and be fit to cut in August; and the more robust sorts are available from September to Noventber ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The most useful cauliflowers for allotmentholders are those of medium size, that *‘ turn in”’ in late summer, and are wn from seed sown out of doors earl m month. If seed was sown as advised tie plants will soon be large enough to put out ...

... Cauliflowers will, for the most part, have been crippled or lost in spite of all precautions, but sowing made this month in boxes on a greenhouse shelf will come along rapidly, and turn in nearly or quite as soon. Sow seed of tomatoes and cucumbers, for ...