... of peas and. beans, and also of cauliflowers and cabbage plants; proceed with stirring and hoeing the ground between the lines of early crops; prick out celery, salad, and cauliflower plants ; earth up the cauliflower plants that are under hand-glasses ...

... it. Sow seakale, Lettuce, borecole, broccoli, savoy, nonpariel, and York cabbage, cauliflower, turnip carrot, and round spinach seeds. Prick out salad, celery, cauliflower, and early white and purple )roccoli plants. Iloe and thin spinage, dress artichokes ...

... for Autilmn aid ?? ter; Carrots, Parsnips, early Turnips, Onions, TIurnip and S-alntou Radishcs, Lettuces, (chiefly Cos;) Cauliflowers, to succeed those sown in Autumn, (thui:1, they are a ; to but- ton,) Brocoli Boreeolo, Asparagus, Spiniicl, (round leaved) ...

... sow sMc- cessional crops ; sow celery, cauliflower, broccoli; all kinds of cabbage, saisafv, scorzoncra, skirret, cardoons, endive, and all kinds of salad seeds. Proceed with pricking out seed- lings of cauliflower, celery, salad, and spring sown cabbage ...

... means or help will admit. NITCHIEN GARDEX.-Ilant large York, or nonpareil cal). bage; also, cauliflower, EValcherin broccoli, and celery plants. Transplant cauliflower, broccoli, borecole, celery, salad, anrd Savoy plants, for successional crops. Stake and ...

... thvime, marjoram, and (all kinds of aromatic her) seeds. Pricl out seedling salad, cauliflower, and celery plants. Stake peas and top beans; earth up carly cabbage and cauliflower plants, and plant soccessional crops. 'ced, hoe, and stir the ground between ...

... and rake fi _.-sow more White Cabbages for crolps to succeed thes wn last month, and for a full crop-likewise sow Red ?? Cauliflower on a rich open spot of ground, by time after the middle for a full crop-those sown abou he beginning of last mouth, will ...

... 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 ...

... Sow full crops of onions, leeks, carrots, and parsnips. Plant early cabbage, savoys, German greens, ,red cabbage, and cauliflower; the latter about the end of the month. Make hot-beds for forcing cucumbers, -milons, and asparagus. Dress artichokes. Saw ...

... away'nll decayed stems and leaves. Pay. attention to blanching celery and endive when the ground is dry. Continue to save cauliflow- crs from frost or heavy rain, by bending some of the leaves over them. Take up beet, carrots, and parsnips; clean and dress ...

... of crops as they advance. Stake and top peas and beans. Sow beans, peas, and kidney beans, for late crops. Plant celery, cauliflower, brocoli, borecole, Savoy and Brussels sprouts. Transplant salad and endive. Sow turnip, round-leaved spinach, salad, and ...

... 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 ...