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... CAULIFLOWER. This handsome vegetable seems to a refined type of brocooli, more tender in character, and 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 November ...
... CAULIFLOWERS Supplies from:— and CABBAGE. ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Westcountry Efforts to Capture a Market. ENCOURAGING RESULTS AT SEALE-HAYNE COLLEGE. The results so far achieved at the Sealellayne Agricultural College, Newton Ahhot. to Introduce the growing oi winter cauliflower » crop farms in the Westeountry ...
... CAULIFLOWER. r Veitclies . .Autumn Giant lAi Per Pkt. 3 Early London 1/6 3 CARROT. Early Scarlet Horn Per oz. 11 Janice' Intermediate White Belgian 4 THIS' WEEK'S ...
... CAULIFLOWERS If the ground is well manured and ia the autumn, sulphate of ammonia is one of the best fertilisers that can be obtained, bat if the fertility of the soil is at all in doubt a patent compound fertiliser should used because this, like animal ...
... CAULIFLOWER, and mall pieces and cook in boiling salted water for minute! . 'atria° in a cloth, botti,, and pour over cold vinegar. Scratches on Glass. OCRATCHES on mirror and window.. any often be rtanoied with jeweller's mitre, should he rubbod on the ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Per oz. Veit rhea' Autumn Giant 1/6 Per l'kt . 3 Early London 1/6 .. 3 CARROT. Early Scarlet Horn Per oz. 6 James' Intermediate 6 Mite Belgian . 4 CUCUMBER. London Ridge Per Plt. 3 LETTUCE (Cabbage). Per oz. All the Year Round ...
... c WERS The last week in September or the: first in October will, in most places, be early enough to prick out cauliflowers into their winter quarters, and after moist, growing weather, the check given in moving them is beneficial. If during mild winters ...
... Cauliflowers. Cauliflowers that were wintered pots is ft cold bouse, or in cold frames, and plan tod out directed, warm borders, &c~. should now about tuming-in, but they may be greatly benefited if oopious supplies of liquid manure, such drainings from ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Afford water abundantly plantations isi order avoid a cheek the plant-. Mould up finally the stem? of the that have reached igbi ■ lobbed paint? should W carefully drawn up and burned forthwith. not dow few of the iruncr leaves over sail ...
... Cauliflowers. The crop that is now turning in should be carefully watched, m order that a leaf or two may laid over any where the flower is coming exposure. Tins is necessary to preserve the flower from rains and frost. Severe frost would ruin any whic ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Class 24.—For the best three caulitliwers. 2/- ' T. Parry ; 2, 1/6, George Manning 3, 1/-, CharlesCarles Manning. PLANTS Class 25.—Fur the best single specimen II )wering any variety, in bloom or not. 1, 3/-, T. Pavey ; 2, 2/-, Charles Huish ...