... kitchen. “His entrance Sophy, who had boon sitting in chair, apparently asleep, in the same state of untidiness he had left hoc. She fell on her knees with guilty air, and began to rake out the stave, making great rattle with the poker. “ ‘Fire not lit ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. OWING to the mildness tbe season winter spinach has in great many instances advanced too rapidly, and shows signs of running to where this is found to be case, the plants should looked over, and the centres of all chose showing pinched ...

... THE KITCHEN CARDEN. plantations rhubarb can be formed rt almost any time now. when the ground has been prepared and i* in fit slate for planting; almost any kind of «oil will suffice, providing it be deeply trenched and liberally manured with good stable ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. When frost threatens, the plots of early broccoli should be I'HikcJ over, and any with the hearts well form id. and likely to injured, should bo lifted with g-s*d ball of earth, and placed under glass, or in some position where they ...

... Qardena’i* Chronicle. NEGLECTED VEGETABLES. The number different sorts of vegetables available for the kitchen, and which can bo grown in English kitchen garden, is about 50, exclusive of herbs, &a, which would bring it to hundred or more; and the number ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. BEDS of asparagus in full bearing should gone ore* every two or three days, catting oft all the beads which are ready. Those fit for table should be sorted out, and kept with the cut ends water in a cool placs until wanted. The smaller ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN- rnOMATOES fj- out.i.jor culture shoal now react* JL -?r pottinr into ij-icch pots, the roil consist time principally Rood turfy loam ; if this is of heavy nature, a small quantity of leaf momd and rand may added p!S«t ermn potted should ...

... THE KITCHEN CARDEN. PREPARE plot ground for planting out the main cron spring cabbage; this should well manured with good rotten dung, and after being dog in, allowed to settle down a few days, and made firm before planting. If plentiful, the small and ...

... KITCHEN HOSPITALITY. The disgraceful revelations of so-called “Kitchen Hoepitality,’’writes Miranda in the “Ladies’ Pictorial,” made recently in the Westminster Police Court were scarcely “revelations” to those who know the abominations which frequently ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. Cauliflower* thould encouraged by watering of liquid manure. Ttiin eucceesional crops of turni(is and sp«nach. also seedling broccoli, Brussels spMats, cauliflower, cabbage, anti lettuce. Undoubtedly the main uloU of carrou, ouiona ...

... THE KITCHEN GARDEN. FOR those who have not the necessary accommodation for lifting and forcing and rhubarb indoors forcing the ground, by means of fermenting material only, ranat be resorted to. The ep:i ...

... THE KITCHEN CARDEN. THE early sown celery wi.l now ready for pricking out into boxes or pans, and afterwards placed in frame with a moderate botiom-heat, and near the glass. Carrots and turnips in frames should be thinned out -oon as possib.e, leaving ...