Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... meet his carts in the ilreets, retailing his tithes, with a perlon in tach, vociferating, come buy my afparagus!—oh rare cauliflowers 1 &c. A few inftances equally opprtllive with thefe, have happened in every county in England ; and the necefTary c ...
... their g.i-- den th,t_ here, thou,.h from a i;reat diltauee. Spring Plants f.t L.irly Cubase* and Greeis are is. per ma. Cauliflower Plants ere i ?? high, Ih-meh the f. ..fon is fear, e.y tit lor Iriii'tiiliauiiig, owing tv the intellfe Irolt whieii has ...
... -undc; i it. The hair in a fhort curl. The capotes are e fill oblong, and decorated in front with an arr5- ficial rofe or cauliflower, of white or jonquil co- h louiedfatin. The favoured ribbons are colour- y ed at the edges, and fpotted %wist the forms ...
... the forenoon, and the Committee, who had, on previous infpec'ted ihew of Pinks, at this meeting infpe&ed the Melons and Cauliflowers. Thofe (bown were of a very excellent quality; and it was with difficulty the judge# could difcriminate which was fuperior ...
... Sinp'fon, Efq. Perfns Green-fecond Melon. Mr WILLIAM HOSIE alfo got the firil Cauliflower. Mr WILLIAM Woon, Foreman to Mr Charles Pea. cock, Bonnington Road-fecond Cauliflower. - The Caledonian Gardeners Lodge have two objecfs in view by their con[titutiorio; ...
... January, produced green pease on his table, out of his garden, in high perfection, that were raised in the open ground. Cauliflowers have been also gathered out of gardens at Litchfield, within a few days past, in as high perfection as if it was summer ...
... variety of Goosebarry and Currant Wut BUSHES, prtoperly selected arid named.-Also, A variety of hardy Greenhouse PLANTS; Cauliflower son, and early Cakbage Plants ; with all oilier sorts of Rail dug Plants, par ticuilarly Grey Cabbage fur the field. arid ...
... Josse Ia Moiu, Gardener, Logie, for the best Melon, and Joux I a yjCAsDENHsEAD' Gardener, Strawberry-bank, for the best I y Cauliflower. The following wvere then elected OffiCe-- Ibearers for~the esigya, viz. s it JOHN HILL, Nursery ma n, Aberdeen, MAsr. CI ...
... gardener to the Right Kon. Earl of Kmnoull, Duppiin. The third ditto, to Mr P. Dezeret, Bridgend Perth. The best couple of Cauliflower’s, to 'Mr D. Robertson, gardner to R. Drummond, Esq. of Megginch. The second ditto, to W. Henderson, gardener to Sir A. ...
... kinds ofayb 'FRUIT AND FOREST TREES' Thorns, Barberrys, seetBder, and Hollvs foriedges; ?? and Flowering Shrubs; Aspargus, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Articlfbkes, Celery, and all other kinds oa Kitchen Garden Plants in their season, on very moderate terms.. ZV ...
... 1. The best Melon. 2. The best dozen of Peaches, forced. 3. The best Scotch pint Strawberries. 4-. The best six heads Cauliflower. 5. The 5. The best six Carnations. 6. The best six Pinks. After this season, seedling carnations and pinks only to be admitted ...
... the best and second gooseberries, strawberries, cauliflowers, and potatoes. The prizes were adjudged to the following members. To James Hill, manufacturer, Long Wynd,—for the best pink and best cauliflower ; David Stewart, gardene:. Crescent,—for the best ...