... beans; also, peas and beans, for late crop. Sow turnip, salad, and radish seeds. Plant cauliflower, cabbage, and celery plants. Transplant or prick out cauliflower, celery, broccoli, borecole, Brnussels sprouts, Savoy, and endive seedlings. Ridge out ...

... Protect the ahi. bie = first ith 7 al try then on a warm border. aulitlowers kept t a air te early hts, pre ure and devel Sow cauliflower, Ie uce,and ce 7 a ee ee ...

... Hamburgh,) Mr. Anderson. Vegetable*.—Vtni of Peas, Mr. William M‘Kay. Pint Peas, Mr. Hubert M*Mullan. 3 Cauliflowers, Edward Walk- Esq 2d Cauliflower, Mr. Anderson. 50 Asparagus, Mr. John Gamble. Early Carrots, Mr. G. M'Cullogh. Carrots, ditto. 12 Early ...

... these are squired very early, first crop should now put in. Uul-duvr Department.- Dig the stalks of Autumn broccoli and cauliflower*, and clear away all deciying crop*, /frocco/i.—The removal of the Spring aorta may now proceeded with, beginning with the ...

... purposes, and few hoops placed over the beds, ready to have mats thrown over them in cold nights. The hand-glasses over cauliflowers msy remain off, when the nights are mild. April has come in with promising smiles ; and if gel a cold day now and then ...

... price of that cauliflower That eauhflower (said the, taking it up in her hand), Sir, that’s fine a cauliflower ever was teea, either in garden or out garden.’— ‘ Well, but what’s the price of it ?’— The price. the devil prettier cauliflower could you see ...

... up and stake peas, as they require it, and sow succession crops. Continue to prick out, from the seedling-bed, celery, cauliflower, and all kinds of salad plants. Eradicate weeds, and remove all coverings front rhubarb and seakale, which have been forced ...

... constitute the chief supply for the ensuing Winter, and the coming Spring Getting out celery in its various stages, broccolies. cauliflowers. Brussels sprouts, savoys, green kale, ami a host of other useful things, should matters of very frequent occurrence. The ...

... asms about the middle of the month, it will come In at the beg Inning of July. Plant out Cauliflower, and form slight hot-bed on which to sow little Cauliflower Seed to succeed those sown In August. Sow Celery, Carrots, and Radishes, In the middle of ...

... doz. ; parsley per basket. Gd to 8J ; cucumbers, from 2d to each ; lettuces, to 2d per doz. ; melons, Is Od to 3s each ; cauliflowers, per head. Id to lid. Fruit.—Grapes, green, 2s to per lb.; do., purple, 2s to Cd ; gooseberries, per quart, to 2d ; st ...

... ; second. ISs ; third, 16s ; fourth, los per cw t. VtgelabUt. —Potatoes, jht cwt., fid to .'.a; .per stone, fid to Sul; Cauliflowers, IJdto 2d per head ; Cab bages. to ja-r dozen ; do., ted, to each ; Carrots, per Hone, fid fid ; Turnips, per dozen ; Cucumbers ...

... VKOKTAtu.ES. CaiTots, per stone, 4dtosd; parsnips, per ditto, 4d ; turnips, per ditto, to ; ciibbages. per dozen, 41 to cauliflowers, brocoli. each; celery, per dozen. parsley, per basket, to 41 ; onions, per lb., Id to lid; artichokes, per ditto, Id; ...