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... CAULIFLOWER ! Cauliflowers, and other members the j Brassica family are making rapid progress and give promise excellent crops. opportunity arises draw more soil the sides of the rows. Cauliflowers are gross feeders and should fed with a nitrogenous manure ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Heads should be clean, white closely giained. of medium or large sire, and surrounded by perfect leaves. For additional particulars, see Broccoli. ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Cauliflower plants which are wintering in cold frames or under hand lights must exposed as much as possible fresh air during mild weather prevent them from starting to grow prematurely and failing to produce fine heads the spring. But of ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Sow during March in boxes on a gently hot bed or under a cool frame in a bunny corner one (mace of reeds to four equate yards in shallow drills 10 inches apart. 'iover with nine inchee of fine soil; and net the seed bed as a proteeticn agains• ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. 1 Sow during August or September in the open I ground, one ounce of seed to four square yards, in shallow drills ten inches apart. Cover with halfinch of tine soil ; and net the seed bed as a protection against birds. Water the ground on ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. The frequent experienced during July are a decided fillip to Cauliflowers, and we are now cutting huge heads from plants which a ,ew weeks ago looked like siring very little return. From time to time we have reierred to the excellence ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Plants forwarded under glass may be set out about mid May, 15 inches apart. Constant hoeing and an occ.sional heavy watering will be necessary. A regular supply of seal moisture is absolutely essential, so thst a surface mulch of 2 or 3 ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Early cauliflowers are always appreciated, The best results are obtained from a Sepember sowing outdoors. The seedlings must be transferred to cold frames before evere frosts oceur, and require careful atention in regard to watering, ventilating ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Continue planting out. Constant hoeing and an occasional heavy watering will be necessary. The land must be generously treated if good results are desired, and, since the crop hi such an important one, summer plantings should be put out in ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. Encourage free growth of the autumn Cauliflowers by enriching the ground with liquid manure. Keep down weeds and remove any useless foliage. SAVOYS. Hoeing the ground between the rows will I).neflt the growth of the plants. An additional ...
... CAULIFLOWERS. This crop must have water during dry weather, and is easily spoiled by an insufficiency of it. Plant out as early as tracticable, to prevent the plants being crowded and starved for lack ot nourishment, as they never recover from a bad check ...
... CAULIFLOWER. Heade should be clean, white, closely grained, of medium size, or harp surrounded with perfect leaves. Eerly verietses mature in eh out 18 weeks and late sorts in 24 weeks. For raddi• Muriel particulars so to exhibition echoic, sea ...