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... frost and damp -Put out a quantity of Cauliflower-plants, sown In August, under a Rvail or hedge, in light rich earth-point up and form a border for them, two feet broad, and place them three Inches apart. Cauliflowers may. be stored for winter use, under ...
... little early celery. iu boxes, a slight heat. If your early Spring-sown cauliflowers and lettuces are forward enough, get them pricked out. Continue to plant out Winter cauliflower plants, iu rich ami sheltered spots ; and got Winter leitooes out similar ...
... a week, over them. Get out all rernaiuiug Wiuter lettuce-plants see to pricking out those Spring sown, also cauliflowers. Let the cauliflower* under hand-lights receive free watering.or they may •‘button.” The rhubarb-buds now emerging may lx thinned ...
... VreinwiNc—Make hot-beds for cacumbers and melons. Sow lettuces, young onions, and radishes in warm borders. Bow a few cauliflowers, savoys, sugar-loaf, and early Bat. tersen cabbage, in borders on a warm situation, or sligh hot-bed. Plant » few Windsor ...
... Is to Is 2d per cwt. ; ditto, per ton to ; carrots to per stone ; parsnips to Is per stone ; celery lOd to Is per dozen cauliflowers to per head. Povltrt. —Chickens 2s per pair ; fowls 6il 3s per pair ; ducks per pair ; turkeys 3s to 4s each. BctcnEßs’ ...
... 7s. per pound ; ditto Melons 15. to 235. each ; ditto Pines, 12s. to 16s. per pound ; ditto Cherries, 7s. per pottle ; Cauliflowers, 4d.to 10d each ; Cabbages, Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. per dozen ; Lettuces, Is. to Is. 6d, per dozen ; Turnips, (new) 10d. to ...
... them in a hearing state, which will sold very reduced prices, being part of over abundant stock. Sca-kule. Asparagus, and Cauliflower Plants; Bass Mats, &c. &c. fisj?* .•!« Apprentice to the Seed Rusiaess Wanted. or Two Experienced Laud Stewards and Gardeners ...
... Jury, frame, or dwarf m: arrow peas, and of eith re 23 Windsor or long-pod beans. In the border set ape lieve, f early cauliflower, red ca seed-beds, make a sowing and early white brocoli. A on a Brussels sprouts, I be- bed, in some parts 0! f the garden ...
... stone ; feeding do. 2s o*i per : do., per ton to 4-5s ; IOJ 121 por ; parsnips Is to Is 21 stone; celery lOd Is per dozen ; cauliflowers l 2 I pjr head ; lottucss 3J b> J per dozen ; broccoli £d |M‘r head. PooLrar. Chickens 2s to 2* pair fowls 01 to 01 per ...
... ; common do, 3d, Gooseberries to 4d per pint. Potatoea—Prince regents to 4d per alone; Smteh wbi'esSd; Iriah reda 3d. ,Cauliflower I per head; Rhubarb, acr |b. New Peat Bd per peck. ...
... .— Carrots, per stone, idtofid; parsnips, per ditto, 4d to 5d ; turnips, per ditto, I}d to ; cabbages, per dozen, Is ; cauliflowers, brocoli, 1 J«l to 2d each; celery, per dozen, Is ; parsley, per basket, to ; onions, per lb.. Id 2d ; artichokes, per ...
... Turnips, per 14d to 2d; Green Peas, per quart, 3d we oe jioners, todd ; per dozen, ld to 2d; Melons, each, Is 10 6d; Ballast Cauliflowers, per head, igd to 2d. Pruit.—Grapes, green, 1s at first a doubt), but that she would land — oO to Is od per ib. purple ...