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... aow little seed of the same about the middle of month, it will come hegi n July. Plant out Cauliflower, and form a alight hot-bed on which to little Cauliflower seed, to aucceed those sown in August. Sow Celery. Carrots and Radishes in the middle of the ...
... early M niter use; lettuces, sorts for succession; Grange* cauliflower broccoli, to succeed the Autumn cauliflower Millers late white broccoli, supply the table lx*fore tin* earliest cauliflower comes in May Tins last variety, from it* usefulness, and dwarf ...
... Shilling Loaf. and Fruif.—Polaloea, new, from 3a to per cwt.; per stone, bd to ; old, do , to 2a 8d ; Cabbages, per dolen; Cauliflowers, 2d to , Parsley, bd per bis* ; green Peas, 4d to 5d per quart; Cucumbers, Id to each Strawberries, 4d to per quart; K ...
... Forest TREES, Ornamental SHRUBS, Greenhouse and Herbaceous PLANTS, and Florists’ FLOWERS ; . Sea-Kale. Rhubarb, Asparagus, Cauliflower, and Cabbage PLANTS; And all other Articles usally supplied by the Nursery Trade. 2, Doxeijall-Strbkt, Belfast, 22d February ...
... turnips, &c.. and they roust go to work again, cropping more largely for succession, especially in planting out cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, Ac. Sow turnip*, spinach, carrots, onions, parsnip*, Ac. Take off strawberry runners; the rains save the trouble ...
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... for the Flower Garden and Lawn, with a select Stock of GREEN-HOUSE PLANTS. EARLY POTATOES, for forcing and open ground ; Cauliflower, Sea-Kale, and Asparagus PLANTS, and every Article in the Trade. - Belfast, 15th January, lt*39. REMOVAL Mr. DALTON intends ...
... Pegelailes and Fruit. —Grapes, per lb., 2»; Melons, to 4» each; Gooseberries, per quart, to 3d ; Lettuce*, per dozen, 2d to 6d; Cauliflowers, per head, I£d to 3d ; Green Peas, per quart, od to Cucumber*, each ; Turnips, per dozei*, 3d to Carrots, pur ditto, 3J ...
... TREES, OrnameoUl SHRUBS, Oreenhouse and Herbaceous PLANTS, and Florists FLOWERS; .. . , „ , Sea-Kale. Rhubarb, Asparagus, Cauliflower, and Cabbage PLANTS; _ . And all other Articles supplied the N urscry Trade. 2, Do»buju.i.-Stbef.t, Belfast, 22,1 February ...
... Artichokes.— Dress off some of the long outside leaves, and then mulch round the plants with rotten leave*. Keep off frost. Cauliflowers. —Any of these, and likewise of broccoli, which are now fit for use, must taken up and housed before frost. Celery. —ln ...
... experienced in 1829 and 1830, the greatest difficulty in bringing certain pot herbs to maturity—such as carrots, parsley, cauliflower. &e. The enemy consisted of two kinds of insects, the one measuring from the 28th part of an inch, sometimes to the length ...
... detached from the leaves, and the cresses can afterwards lie washed in pure water, and sent to table. Small salads, cabbages, cauliflower, brocoli, celery, lettuces, and vegetables of all descriptions, by the same simple method, may freed from slugs, worms, ...