... their rotten heads and old leaves, and leave the stamps to produce sprouts. Onions may be sown in warm situation to draw for salads. Peas. A sowing of dwarf Marrow Prussians may now made ; draw some fresh earth to those under the walls Lettuce. —S-wings ...

... of all sorts, savoys, &c. Sow turnip seed, keep crops already forward properly cleaned and thinned. Radish and all kinds of salad may he sown alternate weeks. Karthing up, hoeing, cleansing. &c , before. Many crops, in gardens within moderate compass will ...

... planted Ne the caterpillar ; shaking ¢ hem off on a cloth plan where th e quantity 0 f bushes is limites Lettuce or other Salad may be sown on a ’ moist border. Some Foresters prefer the early part o ft or rival leaders, in ove, for pruning side shoots ...

... anthorities at Barbadoes did not livsitate had expressed their want of confidence, and now the water and sent to table. Small salads, cabhages, | disposed of brought former prices. ' representatives of the manufacturers had done the Monnay.—Turnip, white ...

... tor drawing young the wilder, also lor ttanspiaiilmg Match tor bulbing • .dishes, and the va.io.is Cresses, u.e; little Corn Salad, and a little Chervil Contmue plant elevate! beds, well manured, , some should be contrived receive hoops unit mats, or oll ...

... frie’ nd, you ard to plants tor early nt of the main army: Meanwhile rt was exonerated cantion by the home trade—63s Small Salads, Xe. Again witb reg encamped to the Lieutenant Holmes, of the 11t h Irregular Cavalry, and | way, and, therefore, that the ...

... supplied the cost of that which more The day continued fine, with even occasional J*** 8 Bot let them rail, the same to me, Salading.-Ktzv succession. material qualification which does not appear. What immediately relates his own every-day occupation, glimpses ...