... of produce, among which may be named several of the common English bushfruits, and certain vegetables,as the broad bean, cauliflower, &a. But California makes no such exceptions ; she is generous in all alike, and the gooseberries, currants, raspberries ...

... pounds, one bunch of six stalks, weighed 21 pounds), nkra, parsnips salsify, colorali, cabbage, squa-lies, beets, turnips, cauliflower and onions. Nothing is miss. log to-day except perhaps okra, which has probably outgrown its usefulness. Of fruits of home ...

... for New York e.nd Brooklyn, sending down weekly hundreds of wagon loads and carloads of every variety of produce, from cauliflower to caraway-seed. North New Jeroy is also to a considerable extent in the market competition, while Westchester i.lounty ...

... New York Truth has now tried its hand at Fashions. This is its idea :—'• The prettiest spring hat is made of a hot.house cauliflower, scooped out and trimmed round the edges. A bunch of carnation ribbons, an gratin, adds very much to its appearance. For ...

... beets, spinach, cabbage. potatoes, corn, beans, man. gold wurzels, asparagus, onions, endive, eggplant., peppers, salsify, cauliflowers and other plants appeared. Every bit of waste material fit for the purpose was thrown on the compost heat or turned into ...

... sidewalk and landed the passengers in the plate-glass window of a butcher, scattering them among the turkeys, beef and cauliflowers. The attempt to break the will of the late Betsy Bradley of West Haven, the occeutric woman who left a fortune of $3.000 ...

... ids is supplying peas at $lO a bushel, with her striog beans and south Carolina turnips t.) follow in a fortnight. French cauliflower will arrive by the next steauters, and after that is gone, California Ikihi sent on her supnly, packed on the top of the ...

... garden produce that grow luxuriantly in Los Angeles, but of which there is not enough to supply the local demand. Of such, cauliflower, cabbage and asparagus are examples. The demand for these products is great and increasing. The city of Denver alone would ...

... cooked. Can anything be nicer than a well-boiled potato? But how often do we see this valuable tuber really well-boiled ? Cauliflower, again, too often comes to table looking as though it had been in a railway accident ; and as to turnips, their reputation ...

... market gardening :— St. Louis, Missouri, A2ril 1882.—Walking through the principal market places of St. Louis, I saw cauliflowers not as big as a man's fist selling freely at 35 cents a head. The market men told me they could not get enough of this ...

... frosts once more compel a return to the South, where a fresh crops awaits the demand of the market. New potatoes, cabbages, cauliflowers, and tomatoes are as yet the only vegetables shipped from California so far east as St. Louis, Kansas City, and Chicago ...

... cultivating fiuits and vegetables, many considerations enter and qualify; for it does not follow because he has never planted cauliflowers amid onions, that he is not fitted to engage in the cultivation of an orange grove. In growing cocoa-nuts or pineapples ...