... CAULIFLOWER. A light, richly manured soil is essential ; and it must be thoroughly and deeply broken up. The seed bed for the August or September sowing must be fairly tich only. Select a sunny, well drained and very moderately manured I.tot of ground ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Plant out about of the month ; give heavy watering during dry weather, u cauliflowers are parlicularly , hvreiy plants cannot do well unless they a moisture. ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The frequent rains experienced during July gave a decided fillip to cauliflowers, and we are i now cutting huge heads from plants which a few weeks ago looked like giving very little leoirn. From time time we have referred to the excellence ...

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... CAULIFLOWERS There are few vegetables which are more interesting than the cauliflower. Under favourable conditions the plants grow a rapid rate, and the fine leaves (covered with a grey powder when in good health) are very attractive. Later on, when the ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. As the crop soon spoils after attaining perfection, the plants should be drawn, if they mature in greater quantities than can be immediately consumed, and suspended, rooc upwards, as they are in a cool, dark cellar, where they may be lightly ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Caulifiowers, like peas, matured very rapidly hhisfl{ear and many exhibitors are having a difficulty in finding specimens fit to show. It is worth knowing that when a cauliflower is at its best it can be kept in that condition for some c ...

... CAULIFLOWERS The young plants of late-sown cauliflowers. intended for next Spring, must be in protected quarters, either in 2 frame cr just a trench covered with odd bits of glass. It is important to ensure that winter’s rains do not get in at them or ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. Pick out where the plants can be protected in winter by hand lights, frames, and mats. If an old cucumber frame can be spared, give the soil a dressing of lime, and winter some portion of the plants in it, or else pot and stand them in a ...

... CAULIFLOWER. A light, richly immured soil is essential ; sod it mast be thoroughly deeply broken up. The earliest outdoor bed require, to be on • warm, sheltered border: Select • slimly, well drained and very moderately manured plot A ground in which ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The Cauliflower, in its early stages of growth, is more tender than other members of the Brassica family, such as Cabbage, Savoys, etc. It is customary for writers to recommend seed sowing in a cold frame at this time of the year, and providing ...

... CAULIFLOWERS. The cauliflower is probably the most popular of the brassica family; cenamly it gives tue best return the market grower. Seen of the best varieties is extremely clear, in fact almost unobtainable. Market growers are somewhat reluctant allow ...